Ahmed216
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Disagree with the legend. I think India is just not good enough to win major tournaments. There is a talent crisis in the country. Anyone who saw them bowl in WC could tell
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Disagree with the legend. I think India is just not good enough to win major tournaments. There is a talent crisis in the country. Anyone who saw them bowl in WC could tell
If T20 is a "lottery" format, then why haven't Zim and Ned making the semis?
Why are 4 of the top 5 ICC ranked teams in the semis?
Upsets have happened in ODI WCs as well and I saw once Kenya made an ODI WC semi final.
What I see is that T20I the margins are smaller but the better team does win more consistently.
Avesh was replaced by a spinner because the UAE conditions forced them to go with an extra spin option and Avesh was not performing well with the bowl too.
That has got nothing to do with Bumrah. Had Bumrah been fit, the World T20 bowling attack would have been Bhuvi, Arshdeep, and Bumrah. Arshdeep already had to merit his spot by a player of the series award vs Windies and then a good performance following that.
you are basically showing your low IQ mentality which to be honest is expected from the nationality you belong to.
It was just a terrific day for England just like Babar and Rizwan had a great day when chasing 200 against England recently, you can't call the other team poor if they are outclassed by other team , it's cricket , these things happened , I would say Indian team are still definitely in the Top 3 worldcricket and if they play against 7 match series they will end up losing 3/4 which is again not bad.
Problem is in cricket ranking doesn't matter. It's a game played by 7-8 major countries eventually so ranking doesn't mean anything. Hence trophies matter.
Bumrah is the "spearhead" of India's bowling lineup. Spearheads don't get replaced no matter the conditions. Avesh wasn't only replaced by a 3rd class spinner he was also replaced by a "fast" bowler in the form of Chahar. Avesh's bowling quota was filled by Pandya in the remaining matches of the Asia Cup which I'm imagining would've also happened to Bumrah as well if he was playing according to you.
You clearly don't understand my point. I wasn't talking about mere squad replacements. Arshdeep was brought in to fill Bumrah's role and Avesh wasn't. Arshdeep and Bumrah are the same types of bowlers in terms of what the captain asks from them. Both have the role of bowling at least two overs in the powerplay to try to get early wickets and then bowl at the death.
Bumrah has played 5 T20I matches this year in which he has bowled his first 2 overs in the 2nd and 4th over of the match 3 times. The two time he didn't bowl two overs in the powerplay was when he was smashed out of the attack by Australia and when the match was shortened to 8 overs due to rain.
Unlike Bumrah Avesh doesn't bowl his first 2 overs in the powerplay, he mostly bowls the last over of the powerplay and in the middle overs. Arshdeep on the other hand bowls exactly in the same period of the match where Bumrah bowls. Two overs in the powerplay and two overs at the death.
If either Bumrah or Arshdeep plays together one of them will have to change the phase in which they bowl because they both bowl at the same stages of the game as I have mentioned previously.
Bumrah and Arshdeep have never played a match together in T20Is while Avesh and Bumrah have played together.
I didn't think I was saying anything complicated but you never fail to amaze me with how dense you can be.
In baby language(the only language you might understand) Avesh and Bumrah do not have the same role. Arshdeep and Bumrah do have the same role. Understand? or are we going to another trademark Ab_fan moment?
Being called low IQ is especially insulting when it comes from someone that's known for it. Why are you on a forum made by and for people with a "low IQ mentality"? You spend a lot of time interacting with Pakistanis for someone that thinks so lowly of them. Perhaps obsession might be the reason for that. It's quite common in your countrymen.
Well India did top the group and didn’t need a back door entry for the knockouts . Yes we played badly and were mediocre but the standards in cricket are low that we are still the top 2 or maybe 3 team in all formats. I think you are getting carried away here.
) most Indian fans don’t have that level of analytics about Indian players . If it makes you feel better I won’t call it obsession but how about the favorite word Juzbaa (passion) for Indian cricket.
Also a lot of words put together that go nowhere but congratulations on the sentence construction.
Minnow bashers usually do top the group. That makes the gullible fans believe their team can go all the way but then a reality check is delivered the next game after the group stage. In this World Cup it was hammering to be remembered for ages.
I am not getting carried away I have seen the bowl in the tournament.
At least Pak can boast of being the best bowling side.
You should have this level of analytics about every top team's best players considering the amount of time you spend consuming cricket. It's not like I've written something that's hard to understand. It's basic stuff.
What you have written is very ordinary analysis and school boy stuff that didn’t deserve a response. I didn’t want to be direct and rude so was being respectful.
Firstly Arshdeep wasn’t brought to fill any role. India was looking for a left armer for a very long time. It was between Arshdeep and Khaleel and Arshdeep had a better IPL and grabbed chances in bilaterals with both hands. You can’t drop a performer just because he looks average to some random fans.
Shami was brought in to replace Bumrah for his experience. Personally I would have preferred Siraj. In fact me and most fans wanted Shami, Arshdeep and Siraj.
Yes India lost in semis, not the end of the world. Sure it is disappointing and hurts but not the first time it happened and life goes on. Nothing will change so as they say calm your wits![]()
That was proper choke job. Some of the matches India lost post 2013 are not really choke jobs. It was India's team structure that did not allow them to win from such situations. Bowlers can't bat. Batsmen can't bowl. So they were always one batsman short. If India had batted first in each of those encounters they would have won atleast 2. In T20 we were never a good team to begin with. Also a lottery format. Losing is not choking.Kapil was mighty in KO games 1983 -85 but blew up in 87 with the bat
I think the worst loss for me are T20 2014 and 2019 semis.. others were definitely not chokes but these two were disappointing.That was proper choke job. Some of the matches India lost post 2013 are not really choke jobs. It was India's team structure that did not allow them to win from such situations. Bowlers can't bat. Batsmen can't bowl. So they were always one batsman short. If India had batted first in each of those encounters they would have won atleast 2. In T20 we were never a good team to begin with. Also a lottery format. Losing is not choking.
I think the worst loss for me are T20 2014 and 2019 semis.. others were definitely not chokes but these two were disappointing.
We had prime Kohli then but a declining Yuvi.. but these were disappointing.2014 T20 wasn't that bad.
India faced a prime Sri Lanka (that had Malinga, Sanga, Mahela, Herath, Dilshan etc.).
He should be glad he didn't go to witness another bottle job by the team who has perfected the art.BCCI didn’t even invite him to the final…
Not a BJP cheerleader I guessBCCI didn’t even invite him to the final…
Kapil Dev is not that big in his country in comparison to Imran Khan in Pakistan.
Maybe not as much as Imran who enterted politics. But surely Kapil should be in the top 3 of Indias greatest cricketers if not at no.1?
Kapil ruined his legacy by dragging his career. He should have called it a day after the 1992 WC but he dragged himself on and on because he wanted to break Richard Hadlee's record. His bowling performances were nothing to speak off in the last 2 years and his deliveries were no longer carrying to the keeper. Srinath who was in his prime had to be benched to accomodate him. Once he broke Hadlee's record, the Indian selectors had to approach Kapil and give him the option to announce his retirement, Kapil wanted to play a farewell series against West Indies at home in 1994 but the selectors refused.
Kapil's reputation also took a hit in 2000 from the match fixing allegations and how he broke down like a child on tv in Karran Thappar show in 2000. Imran who has faced ten times worse pressures would never do something like that in adversity.