Rajan Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 of their wood work ... we won this without zak & SS ... Ouch Suck on that :dance: i am sure SS and Zak would have been quite an handful on this pitch.
kabira Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 missing Zak when he was top of his game was big blow for India...But our young pace attack...19,21,22 year old guys making it happen...
msb1991 Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 I just want to point out that I do not massively rate either Zaheer or Sreesanth in Tests. They are both good, but not as great as they have been rated. Zaheer had done little besides the England series recently (Bangladesh and Zimbabwe don't count). Sreesanth has had two Test good series interspliced with two average ones.
mhr123 Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 Yah But If Zak Was In Either Pathan Or RP Wud Be Warming The Benches. I Am Not Sure If Zak Was available They would Have Played All Left Armers.
coffee_rules Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 If Zak and Sree were present, Ishant and Pathan wouldn't have played.
Guest Yograj Singh Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 Dear BossBhai, Please note that while the losses of Zaheer and Sreesanth were made up for, India still went in missing one of their finest young batsmen. Yes - the wonderful Yuvraj Singh, a man BORN TO PLAY TEST CRICKET, sat on the bench throughout - most likely with a near-crippling knee injury that he'll battle in order to be with the one day side. This is a young man who has inspired India to so many one day wins, and recently a test series win in Pakistan with one of the greatest knocks by any Indian batsman in a test. So what if it was against Yasir Arafat and Mohammad Sami? It was still a truly electrifying innings and the pinnacle of strokeplay and batsmanship. India could have been crippled in Perth without him. That they won is a true testament to the other 11 players who came to terms with the shocking omission of Yuvraj, and then still went on with their games despite the sudden change in odds. When Yuvi returns, India will be even more lethal!
head coach Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 Dear BossBhai, Please note that while the losses of Zaheer and Sreesanth were made up for, India still went in missing one of their finest young batsmen. Yes - the wonderful Yuvraj Singh, a man BORN TO PLAY TEST CRICKET, sat on the bench throughout - most likely with a near-crippling knee injury that he'll battle in order to be with the one day side. This is a young man who has inspired India to so many one day wins, and recently a test series win in Pakistan with one of the greatest knocks by any Indian batsman in a test. So what if it was against Yasir Arafat and Mohammad Sami? It was still a truly electrifying innings and the pinnacle of strokeplay and batsmanship. India could have been crippled in Perth without him. That they won is a true testament to the other 11 players who came to terms with the shocking omission of Yuvraj, and then still went on with their games despite the sudden change in odds. When Yuvi returns, India will be even more lethal! he'll have to wait until gangully retires for a place
suma25 Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 Dear BossBhai, Please note that while the losses of Zaheer and Sreesanth were made up for, India still went in missing one of their finest young batsmen. Yes - the wonderful Yuvraj Singh, a man BORN TO PLAY TEST CRICKET, sat on the bench throughout - most likely with a near-crippling knee injury that he'll battle in order to be with the one day side. This is a young man who has inspired India to so many one day wins, and recently a test series win in Pakistan with one of the greatest knocks by any Indian batsman in a test. So what if it was against Yasir Arafat and Mohammad Sami? It was still a truly electrifying innings and the pinnacle of strokeplay and batsmanship. India could have been crippled in Perth without him. That they won is a true testament to the other 11 players who came to terms with the shocking omission of Yuvraj, and then still went on with their games despite the sudden change in odds. When Yuvi returns, India will be even more lethal! :hysterical:
talksport Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 Dear BossBhai, Please note that while the losses of Zaheer and Sreesanth were made up for, India still went in missing one of their finest young batsmen. Yes - the wonderful Yuvraj Singh, a man BORN TO PLAY TEST CRICKET, sat on the bench throughout - most likely with a near-crippling knee injury that he'll battle in order to be with the one day side. This is a young man who has inspired India to so many one day wins, and recently a test series win in Pakistan with one of the greatest knocks by any Indian batsman in a test. So what if it was against Yasir Arafat and Mohammad Sami? It was still a truly electrifying innings and the pinnacle of strokeplay and batsmanship. India could have been crippled in Perth without him. That they won is a true testament to the other 11 players who came to terms with the shocking omission of Yuvraj, and then still went on with their games despite the sudden change in odds. When Yuvi returns, India will be even more lethal! Genius of a Post... :hatsoff:
living Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 That they won is a true testament to the other 11 players who came to terms with the shocking omission of Yuvraj, and then still went on with their games despite the sudden change in odds. :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
gs Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 Dear BossBhai, Please note that while the losses of Zaheer and Sreesanth were made up for, India still went in missing one of their finest young batsmen. Yes - the wonderful Yuvraj Singh, a man BORN TO PLAY TEST CRICKET, sat on the bench throughout - most likely with a near-crippling knee injury that he'll battle in order to be with the one day side. This is a young man who has inspired India to so many one day wins, and recently a test series win in Pakistan with one of the greatest knocks by any Indian batsman in a test. So what if it was against Yasir Arafat and Mohammad Sami? It was still a truly electrifying innings and the pinnacle of strokeplay and batsmanship. India could have been crippled in Perth without him. That they won is a true testament to the other 11 players who came to terms with the shocking omission of Yuvraj, and then still went on with their games despite the sudden change in odds. When Yuvi returns, India will be even more lethal! That was hilarious, Yogi!!! :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
fineleg Posted January 19, 2008 Posted January 19, 2008 Dear BossBhai, India Aus have been crippled in Perth without him. ! :haha:
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