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When are they going to realize parthiv doesnt belong


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no he isnt we need an aggresive player n hes good against fast bowlers
His first movement is covering the middle stumps, and playing most balls across the line to the leg side, he is to cocky or not clever enough to sort out his game, just brawn without brain no good, Sehwag knows his game , Uthappa I dont think he has a future in INT cricket, he has made a debut long time back , and hasn't been able to sort out his technique even.
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Had hopes on Patel after a decent series in England but again he has wasted too many opportunities. Keeping isn't good either, dropped 2 catches of Russell yesterday which could've cost us the match. I guess its time to try new guys like Uday Kaul, Naman Ojha or someone else. Enough with these 'give chances' to Robin, DK.

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Sushant Marathe from Mumbai' date=' opens the batting for them.[/quote'] Marathe is too inexperienced at this point. Has just played a little more than one season, after Vinayak Samant quit Mumbai. His stats are extremely average right now, and I guess he needs to play a season or two to garner some experience. If they have decided that Saha is not an ODI player (which might be a fallacy to start with) Uday Kaul may be the best bet right now, since CM Gautam does not seem to be in good batting form right now. Incidentally, Saha is possibly the only wicketkeeper-batsman in the Indian domestic circuit presently who averages more than 40 in both FCs and List A.
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Here is a 2004 article on him. Just check how many runs he cost due to his dropped chances in this article http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/142856.html
The reality of modern cricket demands the wicketkeeper to be an allrounder. The underlying danger in that is keepers these days earn their berth by virtue of their batting. Deep Dasgupta, who was a prime beneficiary of this phenomenon, remarked in a newspaper interview recently that the only way a domestic wicketkeeper could hope to catch the eye of the national selectors was through his batting. This is in a way the core problem. Even we get over-obsessed with batting when we judge a keeper.
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