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Vijay Shankar vs Hussain Talat - Who's better?


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6 hours ago, SecondSlip said:

Talat is much better than all the uncapped Indian batsmen playing in the IPL.

 

He’s so far ahead compared to the likes of Hooda, Rana, Rinku, Gill, Tripathi, Samson, Surya, Kishan, Krunal, Vohra, Mandeep, Sarfaraz, Agarwal and Shaw. 

dont know who this guy is but checked his stats and he has a T20  SR of 124 and FC average of 27. while the first Indian name you took Hooda who has a T20 SR of 141 and FC average of 50, Nitish Rana has a T20 SR of 135 and FC average of 46, Gill has a T20 SR of 145 and FC average of 61. He may be better than 20 year old Rinku Singh out of those names, but none else.

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5 hours ago, rkt.india said:

dont know who this guy is but checked his stats and he has a T20  SR of 124 and FC average of 27. while the first Indian name you took Hooda who has a T20 SR of 141 and FC average of 50, Nitish Rana has a T20 SR of 135 and FC average of 46, Gill has a T20 SR of 145 and FC average of 61. He may be better than 20 year old Rinku Singh out of those names, but none else.

Compare their List A records 

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6 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Hooda has an average of 42 at an SR of 97. He has average of 41 at an SR of 89.

Why are mentioning just Hooda? Compare with other uncapped batsmen such as Rana, Samson, Krunal etc. 

 

These guys are inferior batsmen to Talat

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5 minutes ago, kira said:

lol comparing the elite Indian players with some phateechar from phateecharstan :hysterical: Who is this talat, never even heard of him, in any case he's bound to be inferior to even our domestic cricketers

When did these uncapped batsmen become elite? 

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15 minutes ago, SecondSlip said:

Why are mentioning just Hooda? Compare with other uncapped batsmen such as Rana, Samson, Krunal etc. 

 

These guys are inferior batsmen to Talat

Talat is inferior to them in two formats, so who is actually inferior?  They are better in two formats, so, Talat is inferior who is good only in one format.

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37 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Talat is inferior to them in two formats, so who is actually inferior?  They are better in two formats, so, Talat is inferior who is good only in one format.

Talat is better in LOIs than the uncapped batsmen in the IPL. The likes of Surya, Tripathi, Kishan, Vohra etc. are behind. 

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39 minutes ago, SecondSlip said:

Talat is better in LOIs than the uncapped batsmen in the IPL. The likes of Surya, Tripathi, Kishan, Vohra etc. are behind. 

Talat isn't good enough with the bat to make a Konkan List A XI.   Maybe that's a bit harsh - he might make the Konkan XI if a couple of the main guys are injured.  

 

Banjo the gulf in batting levels between India and Pakistan is bigger than the Grand canyon.  domestic "stats" from Pakistani cricket are worthless.  Using them to claim 'better' batting is nothing more than a demonstration of ignorance.

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28 minutes ago, sandeep said:

Talat isn't good enough with the bat to make a Konkan List A XI.   Maybe that's a bit harsh - he might make the Konkan XI if a couple of the main guys are injured.  

 

Banjo the gulf in batting levels between India and Pakistan is bigger than the Grand canyon.  domestic "stats" from Pakistani cricket are worthless.  Using them to claim 'better' batting is nothing more than a demonstration of ignorance.

The only one acting ignorant is you Sandeep Bhaiya. Have you ever seen him bat anyways? 

 

Anybody who has watched his batting and researched his domestic stats would rate him nicely. I’m not saying that he would make it to the Indian team but there is no way that he is inferior to the likes of Rahane, Pandey, Iyer and Rayudu. 

 

Talat has much more potential as a #4 batsman compared to the options that Team India has been using in the past few years! 

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28 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

they all have better T20 stats than him so how are they behind him?

Talat averages 38 with a strike rate of 125. 

 

That is better than basically every uncapped Indian that I mentioned above. 

 

Where are you getting your stats from? Because even cricbuzz is showing that Hooda and Agarwal average 15 and 16 in the IPL respectively. 

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