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7 hours ago, Frustrated said:

Jadeja would hv been ineffective here.  Australia have 6 lefties.  Jadeja never had much success against lefties even in the subcontinent. Forget Australia.  He might at best hold up one end;. which is what vihari has also done.  If ashwin is back for the next test, it will be refreshing for us.  Lets see. 

How many times did Jadeja get Cook out in India?  Claiming that Jaddu is 'ineffective' against lefties is just as useless as Umesh's bowling in this test.

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Jadeja would have made difference between India winning second test and losing. The test was lost the moment they selected that useless fellow Yadav.

 

Shastri and Kohli have no clue how to select a team and selectors are jokers they are not helping by selecting useless people.

 

Lyon took 7 wickets plus counting on this pitch .

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13 minutes ago, sandeep said:

How many times did Jadeja get Cook out in India?  Claiming that Jaddu is 'ineffective' against lefties is just as useless as Umesh's bowling in this test.

The ongoing series is in Australia, not India. Jadeja's bowling average in Australia is poor (I am talking about both ODIs and Tests)

 

You know very well how many runs Jadeja conceded against England and at what average in the recent tour.

Outside the subcontinent, he never looks threatening.

 

But same can be said about ashwin. Only reason for ashwin being selected is that Aussies hv 6 lefties.

 

 

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7 hours ago, Frustrated said:

Jadeja would hv been ineffective here.  Australia have 6 lefties.  Jadeja never had much success against lefties even in the subcontinent. Forget Australia.  He might at best hold up one end;. which is what vihari has also done.  If ashwin is back for the next test, it will be refreshing for us.  Lets see. 

Wow you must've missed the entire England series then, albeit in India.

 

12 minutes ago, Frustrated said:

The ongoing series is in Australia, not India. Jadeja's bowling average in Australia is poor (I am talking about both ODIs and Tests)

 

You know very well how many runs Jadeja conceded against England and at what average in the recent tour.

Outside the subcontinent, he never looks threatening.

 

But same can be said about ashwin. Only reason for ashwin being selected is that Aussies hv 6 lefties.

 

 

You don't even know yous stats, jadeja hasn't bowled a ball in A tests in Aus.

 

Same can be said about Ashwin. Yeah how did that work out in England?

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7 hours ago, Khota said:

Should have played one spinner. There is no variety to the attack.Sports need to be played to your strengths and others weaknesses.

+1

 

Kohli/Shastri have been fooled into thinking this pitch was all about pace.

 

Issue is I thing they will be played again. When it comes to team decisions, Kohli shoots from the hip. And Shastri has his mouth full and choking, so he doesn't say anything either! 

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select Umesh .... no: 1 recipe to lose any SENA match

And really don't know as to what happend to Ashwin. That sense less moron leech Shastri can 'injure' any inform player at any moment.

Such is his 'expertise' level  in analysing pitch conditions , opposition team strengths  etc etc. In ENG too, he 'injured' Ashwin out of no where.

With a 100% guarantee that  current openers are so 'incompetent or out of form  or both'  &  apart from Kohli  there is no guarantee that even other  senior batsmen can make a start 'count', playing 4  dead wood tail enders who can't bat a bit was yet another mistake.

 

I would play Jadeja,Ashwin,Kuldeep,Bhuvi & Bumrah come what may in the next 2 tests. It is far better to  play  'bowlers who can bat at the least in minimum levels'  than   specialists like Vijay ,Rahul etc etc.

 

If India needs to win this series moving forward, taking a chance with  Kuldeep is a must.

 

And importantly , needs to open with Pujara. His nature of batting is that  he either can  play a  '35 ball 10'  and if he survives that,  then can make the start count ,what ever be the position in which he bats,

 

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14 minutes ago, Frustrated said:

The ongoing series is in Australia, not India. Jadeja's bowling average in Australia is poor (I am talking about both ODIs and Tests)

 

You know very well how many runs Jadeja conceded against England and at what average in the recent tour.

Outside the subcontinent, he never looks threatening.

 

But same can be said about ashwin. Only reason for ashwin being selected is that Aussies hv 6 lefties.

 

 

at least say some sensible things to defend , mate...  Jadeja  has never bowled in AUS in tests till now. In ENG he was effective taking 7 wkts in the lone test he played in considering the batting friendly nature of the pitch.In SAF he picked 6 wkts in the lone test match he played in.And more importantly, as if  all the seamers have been doing brilliantly in SENA.

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Our biggest problem is the openers & non existent tail end batting. The other problem could be that Melbourne & Sydney are roads with slow but possibly appreciable turn later on. If the pacers don't win it then Lyon will certainly win them the series over there, two of Jadeja/Ashwin/Kuldeep must be played in the remaining tests. I'd also open with Ashwin, like I said in the Eng series.

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8 minutes ago, rtmohanlal said:

at least say some sensible things to defend , mate...  Jadeja  has never bowled in AUS in tests till now. In ENG he was effective taking 7 wkts in the lone test he played in considering the batting friendly nature of the pitch.In SAF he picked 6 wkts in the lone test match he played in.And more importantly, as if  all the seamers have been doing brilliantly in SENA.

Ever wondered why he has never bowled in Australia in tests?

It is because TM is sure that he would fail there. He is in the squad only as a secondary backup.

 

Looking at how ineffective he has been in LOIS in Australia throughout his career, it is very clear that he wont succeed in Australia.

 

Let him play one test in this series (if at all),  you will come to know.

 

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