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Nope. Too much has happened. NZ whitewash changed the game.
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He is done. We are eliminated. He won't be back.
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Rohit is done. Reg Kohli...the ball is in BCCI's court. Do they want Kohli for the next 5 tests in England (the place where he sucks the hardest) thereby destroying our chances for the next WTC? If they drop Kohli, the series loss in BGT was worth it. If they still don't drop Kohli, they never cared in the first place and you all are just watching a puppet show. Either way, this drama allows you to get closure. Special thanks to Head and Scott Boland for their help and support throughout this endeavour. Note: This is regarding TEST cricket only. .
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Rohit's interview during innings break
sensible-indian replied to Trichromatic's topic in Cricket Talk
Damn. Amazing. -
Rohit's interview during innings break
sensible-indian replied to Trichromatic's topic in Cricket Talk
Vvs got an mbbs seat? -
Rohit's interview during innings break
sensible-indian replied to Trichromatic's topic in Cricket Talk
Scary. Only hope is a loss to get rid of these jokers. Bolunddd trump...you are our hope. -
Don't wanna be a grammar nazi but can someone edit the headline? Its so jarring lol.
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Is Australia best place for test cricket?
sensible-indian replied to Trichromatic's topic in Cricket Talk
Don't forget the one main ingredient: Coverage. Indian coverage is absolute dogshit. Ghatiya graphics. Ghatiya commentary. Chewtiya analysis. Even if you play in Ahmedabad or Dharmashala, you still get shitty coverage. We need to work on that big time but bcci is busy minting money. -
Biggest Carryjob in Indian cricket?
sensible-indian replied to QuarantineTormentino's topic in Cricket Talk
Jimmy would have. Didnt he score like 700? Viv too had such a series against Eng. Tho WI were strong. Lara, Jimmy performance are next level category. Waging a battle against superior opponents while your team mates are completely and utterly incapable. -
Biggest Carryjob in Indian cricket?
sensible-indian replied to QuarantineTormentino's topic in Cricket Talk
Totally. And Jimmy Amarnath. Made Windies bowlers bow down to his will. --- Special mention to ABD against prime Mitch Johnson (no one except English and Saffers faced that monster). And Tendulkar against prime Aus attack 1999 (had to deal with that attack and fraud umpires). Kohli against SA 2018 in some of the spiciest pitches ever. -
Biggest Carryjob in Indian cricket?
sensible-indian replied to QuarantineTormentino's topic in Cricket Talk
Bumrah's carry job is unprecedented. This is GOAT of the GOATs performance territory. Apart from Hadlee, doubt any other pacer had this level of impact singlehandedly in a series. Ambrose had some couple of insane series in Aus..but dunno if it was a single handed carryjob. Bhajji's performance was GOAT level too. Greatest spin performance in a series that i have ever seen. But performing while your batsmen suck on foreign land with zero scoreboard pressure is next level madness. There is no comparison between the two. -
Apart from being wrong about bouncers.... This guy doesn't know how to present his point properly. Its a very critical skill for his line of work. The twin wins were path breaking. 2020 series was a practically sports movie. Arguably the greatest series ever played. This time tho, Aus have a GREAT captain who doesn't slip up in strategy unlike someone like Paine. Meanwhile, we have our worst ever test captain making it too easy for the Aussies in this series.
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Will Kohli retire as a top 5 Indian batter in tests?
sensible-indian replied to The Hound's topic in Cricket Talk
Barry was next level I heard. I didn't know he was an opener. He was a potential GOAT category bat who the world missed out on seeing, I heard. Fair enough. Probably Cook was a level or two below them. -
Will Kohli retire as a top 5 Indian batter in tests?
sensible-indian replied to The Hound's topic in Cricket Talk
Technically speaking, even his 2012 exploits came cos Ashwin developed a technical problem so his accuracy went wayward. These things happen for all cricketers. But still it doesn't take away from what they were able to do. Cook literally bullied the opponents in their own home across an entire series (Pujara style). That's one hell of a body of work. Ok maybe Prime Cook is not better than them but he is pretty solid and taking the whole package into account (mindset & skills), he is right up there. -
Will Kohli retire as a top 5 Indian batter in tests?
sensible-indian replied to The Hound's topic in Cricket Talk
Cook, Graeme Smith, Murali Vijay (For a short period of time) were all steady openers. Solid players who could perform in all conditions. Many more too if we dig in. But Sehwag carried magic. Prime Cook is as good an opener as any in the history of the game. His body of work is immense. Carrying 2 of the most high profile series wins as opener (mind boggling achievement if you think about it). -
Will Kohli retire as a top 5 Indian batter in tests?
sensible-indian replied to The Hound's topic in Cricket Talk
Fully agreed. Sehwags reputation isnt due to stats alone. Dude used to struggle badly when the ball swung or seamed regardless of the country. In 2004, McGrath manhandled Sehwag in India across multiple innings. I prefer to put Sehwag in the flawed genius category. Will make the all time Indian XI. He makes all time world XI of so many experts around the globe. Thats special.
