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Should Rohit replace Nair in the Test team?


Should Rohit replace Nair in the Test team?  

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  1. 1. Should Rohit replace Nair in the Test team?



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Rohit is not my first choice either but he had shown definite signs of improvement until his injury. Jadhav would be an interesting choice. He has the game against spinners and would be good in India. Not sure about overseas.

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1 minute ago, jalebi_bhai said:

Rohit is not my first choice either but he had shown definite signs of improvement until his injury. Jadhav would be an interesting choice. He has the game against spinners and would be good in India. Not sure about overseas.

He is a backfoot player and good square of the wkt also good at pull so.

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We need to persist with Nair for Sri Lanka series just like we have given chances to other players in the past after few failures.

 

Showing faith in Nair just like we did for Rahul and Rohit in the past might help him. I don't know honestly how good he will turn out to be but I think dropping him right now won't be a good idea and fair to him. We have a good squad and all the batsmen in the squad should be retained for the Sri lanka tour.  

 

He has failed just like any other player fails in few games. Lets give him a break and keep him around the squad. 

 

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Just now, Cricketics said:

We need to persist with Nair for Sri Lanka series just like we have given chances to other players in the past after few failures.

 

Showing faith in Nair just like we did for Rahul amd Rohit in the past might help him. I don't know honestly how good he will turn out to be but I think dropping him right now won't be a good idea and fair to him. We have a good squad and all the batsmen in the squad should be retained for the Sri lanka tour.  

 

He has failed just like any other player fails in few games. Lets give him a break and keep him around the squad. 

 

He has struggled at home barring one innings. Doesn't have the mindset yet. I rate him as a batsman, but he needs to return to domestic cricket to rebuild his confidence.  

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5 minutes ago, Cricketics said:

We need to persist with Nair for Sri Lanka series just like we have given chances to other players in the past after few failures.

 

Showing faith in Nair just like we did for Rahul and Rohit in the past might help him. I don't know honestly how good he will turn out to be but I think dropping him right now won't be a good idea and fair to him. We have a good squad and all the batsmen in the squad should be retained for the Sri lanka tour.  

 

He has failed just like any other player fails in few games. Lets give him a break and keep him around the squad. 

 

Nair is pretty bad against quality fast bowling, even on the flattest patta in the history of mankind where he scored the triple, he gave a catch in the slip against the second new ball when was batting on 200. If you edge to slip after being completely set on the a flat track then I can only imagine what will happen to him on livelier surfaces against faster bowlers outside asia.

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2 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

Just one series is too short a rope, he should be tried for one more depending on how he performs domestic. 

Sl series will start before next Ranji season.  So we can't see how he does in domestics before that.

 

It is unfair to drop Nair. We need to keep him around. 

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7 minutes ago, kira said:

Nair is pretty bad against quality fast bowling, even on the flattest patta in the history of mankind where he scored the triple, he gave a catch in the slip against the second new ball when was batting on 200. If you edge to slip after being completely set on the a flat track then I can only imagine what will happen to him on livelier surfaces against faster bowlers outside asia.

I am not a Nair fan but I do feel that people analyze too much by seeing few dismissals and writing off someone based on a bad series or a particular dismissal.

 

 

Yes, Nair sucked against fast bowling and had bad shot selection but then would you drop a batsman after just one series in whom you have invested so much?  He has been a prolific run scorer in domestics and need to be persisted with. If he continues to fail, then fine we move on from him but to say that he will fail to fast bowling in future because he batted bad against fast bowling recently isn't correct or fair. 

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