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So using your powers of foresight, tell us who will win the next Test or will it be a draw?
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Need the pacers to be fit and Bhuvi should come in for Rohit.
Hoping it's a draw..Aus will.come hard .. Hopefully we don't collapse
Need the pacers to be fit and Bhuvi should come in for Rohit.
Hoping it's a draw..Aus will.come hard .. Hopefully we don't collapse
Why would you want an extra bowler on an already bowler friendly pitch?
I think India will field almost the same team, depending on if Shaw is fit he'll come in for Vijay.
If these Australians can beat these Indians anywhere, it will be at Perth.
Coz Bhuvi can bat better than Rohit and having a swing bowler at Perth might help..
He can't, plus Perth is known for bounce not swing. On a bowling wicket, if 4 bowlers can't do the job, very unlikely the 5th one will. We need to strengthen our batting so we can withstand their attack for a longer duration; as it is, our tailenders are the biggest bunnies in Test cricket.
You are banking Rohit to play pace /swing better than Bhuvi .. hopefully I can come back to you on this post ,postmatch.
I'm not a big fan of Rohit Sharma in swinging conditions (read England), but here at Perth it will be more bounce than swing and I am betting on Rohit Sharma to come good. He's good on wickets where the ball comes on bat nicely, so slower wickets don't suit him as well as faster ones.
If what we hear about the pitch is true, it definitely won’t be a draw. A lot depends on how Kohli performs. If he does well, India will win.
Yeah bro been busy.Haven't seen you around for a while.
Wondering if Kohli would be tempted to play Rohit here. I dont see Kohli going with a 5th bowler/AR in the absence of Pandya. So, its 3 pacers + Ashwin. The only question would be between Rohit and Vihari.
Has India ever won 2 tests on an Australian tour before?
Yeah bro been busy.
Yes with 1-0, I don’t think Kohli would experiment with 5 bowlers. If it’s a true pitch and the ball comes on nicely, why not play Rohit? But don’t you think he should bat a bit higher up the order? Asking him to bat when the ball is soft and Lyon dominating may not be such a wise idea.
Thanks!Yes 1977/78. India lost 3-2, after going into the the 5th Test 2-2. That was a very weak Australian team though due to Packer series.
I agree, it will be better for Rohit to come out to bat sooner, may be right after Kohli. Rohit tends to play across to spinners, so he's more likely to top edge a slog with the ball coming in - similar to how he got out in Adelaide - but with quicks operating he should be in his zone hopefully.
This one I back AUS to win. If they don't win at WACA (heard new one is similar to last one), then it's more likely that they'll lose the series 0-4 or 0-3.
Australia heading for another home defeat am afraid!
India effectively won a test without Kohli's contribution. Now Kohli will not fail 2 tests in a row, hence I don't see India losing when Kohli performs.
Well the poll results were accurate as Australia thrash India to win the second Test by 146 runs. Will this be the turnaround for the hosts?