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could india reach 334/6 from 83/5 in SA or Eng.


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Indian bowlers have let many teams recover from five wickets for less than 100 but Indians have rarely recovered from five wickets less than 100 and score more than 350 runs away from sub continent. Indian team young and not much experienced is going to play many overseas tests and they will find themselves in this sort of situations but can they stages this kind of recovery ?.

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Indian bowlers have let many teams recover from five wickets for less than 100 but Indians have rarely recovered from five wickets less than 100 and score more than 350 runs away from sub continent. Indian team young and not much experienced is going to play many overseas tests and they will find themselves in this sort of situations but can they stages this kind of recovery ?.
Its already been done many times take the example of the 2003 adelaide test.. Im sure these youngsters can replicate that. B->
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Its already been done many times take the example of the 2003 adelaide test.. Im sure these youngsters can replicate that. B->
Dravid and VVS :hatsoff: and then 6-fer TAV. TENTH Avatar of Maha Vishnu - 6 wickets. Hats off. Two of a kind batsmen But 10 years ago example :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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and speaking of SA i think many teams in SA will go from being 83/5 to 300 plus the reason being the new ball in SA is everything. On the recent A tour of SA both India A and South Africa A went through such score. Both were like 20/4 before recovering to put on decent scores.

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This is not a common feat in test match cricket imo. That is what makes this form of the game the ultimate test! The OP seems to suggest that other teams have made a habit of digging themselves out of such holes.... I don't think so. The fact that such a recovery is fairly rare makes some of the innings played during such recoveries memorable for a long time (E.g., laxman's historic 281, Gilchrist's counter attacking ton against Pak in 1999, lara's stunning exploits multiple times against the aussies, pietersens first ton against the aussies in 2005, etc) This current recovery can be categorized as a remarkable turnaround on this spinning track with variable bounce so let's give credit to Rohit and Ashwin for a ridiculuous partnership

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