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Mumbai batsmen rarely shine in ICC finals


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52 minutes ago, Jimmy Cliff said:

It's true but there have been some exceptions like:

 

Sandeep Patil in the 1983 WC final

SRT in the 2000 ICC knockout final

Rohit in the 2007 WT20 final

If you see all of them are while setting targets and lookup records while chasing you might find zero contribution surprising for a team that has over 100 years of history. Also SRt and ganguly screwed up the 2000 knock out final they slowed down in the end and gave newzealand a chance.

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41 minutes ago, gattaca said:

If you see all of them are while setting targets and lookup records while chasing you might find zero contribution surprising for a team that has over 100 years of history. Also SRt and ganguly screwed up the 2000 knock out final they slowed down in the end and gave newzealand a chance.

They put on 140 odd in 26 overs for the first wicket. I don't think ANY team had managed that kind of a start in a ICC final up until then. If anything the screw-up happened in the 2nd half of the innings.

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Mumbaikar in WC finals

 

Gavaskar - 12 ball duck in 83 world cup final

Sachin - 4(2) in 2003 final

Sachin - 18 in 2011 world cup final

 

Compare that with Delhiites

 

Amarnath - MoM in world cup final

Sehwag - 84 and top scorer in 03 final

Gambhir - 97 and top scorer in 2011 final(Also top scored in 07 T20 WC final)

 

 

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34 minutes ago, Vilander said:

lol at ghatis. mental issue, skill is there, but very flimsy.

Even the most poor Mumbai team manages to win Ranjj trophies. S Gavaskar was hardly mentally weak. Sachin was a bit vulnerable though but he had huge pressure of being the only hope from public for a large chunk of his career. Even around ganguly and Dravid people expected a lot from Sachin alone.

 

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8 minutes ago, Pollack said:

Even the most poor Mumbai team manages to win Ranjj trophies. S Gavaskar was hardly mentally weak. Sachin was a bit vulnerable though but he had huge pressure of being the only hope from public for a large chunk of his career. Even around ganguly and Dravid people expected a lot from Sachin alone.

 

when people say mental midgets i say no way !......they were just midgets, as in 4' 11",  5 ' etc mental or otherwise...:laugh:

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3 hours ago, maniac said:

This is just a stereotype thread

 

you can start picking various regions,cities and religions,cultures now and say a generic statement like this too

The problem is there. The khadoos batting style is to blame. It puts unnecessary pressure on batsman from Mumbai.

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8 hours ago, Jimmy Cliff said:

They put on 140 odd in 26 overs for the first wicket. I don't think ANY team had managed that kind of a start in a ICC final up until then. If anything the screw-up happened in the 2nd half of the innings.

But who cares.  Narrative and Myth re-inforcing important. Facts not important.

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7 hours ago, Pollack said:

Even the most poor Mumbai team manages to win Ranjj trophies. S Gavaskar was hardly mentally weak. Sachin was a bit vulnerable though but he had huge pressure of being the only hope from public for a large chunk of his career. Even around ganguly and Dravid people expected a lot from Sachin alone.

 

 

domestic bullies and international pussy cats  :p:

 

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