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Che won't play IPL. Want Ashwin, Ishant, Shami, Vijay to follow suit and play county but think Ash and Vijay are still valuable T20 players, at least for IPL standard. Fervently wish Ishant goes and plays county, I mean if a mediocre bowler like Zak became so good after his county stint, Ishant will become the 2nd Ambrose after a county season. 

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8 hours ago, Gollum said:

Che won't play IPL. Want Ashwin, Ishant, Shami, Vijay to follow suit and play county but think Ash and Vijay are still valuable T20 players, at least for IPL standard. Fervently wish Ishant goes and plays county, I mean if a mediocre bowler like Zak became so good after his county stint, Ishant will become the 2nd Ambrose after a county season. 

Tim Ambrose?

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8 hours ago, Gollum said:

Che won't play IPL. Want Ashwin, Ishant, Shami, Vijay to follow suit and play county but think Ash and Vijay are still valuable T20 players, at least for IPL standard. Fervently wish Ishant goes and plays county, I mean if a mediocre bowler like Zak became so good after his county stint, Ishant will become the 2nd Ambrose after a county season. 

I always thought Zak had potential

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7 hours ago, SK_IH said:

its unrealistic and unjust expectations from indian players to skip IPL

Not if you're like Pujara, Rahane and unlikely to attract the super big bucks. If you're not attracting lots of money or your not making a case for LOI cricket, there's not much benefit to your career of playing IPL. Vijay, Chepu, Rahane, Ishant would have all had far more fulfilling careers if they'd realised this early on rather than messing around with LOIs/IPL. Also depends on your personality, some play cricket for the challenge of being the best others prioritise money. I don't think its unrealistic/unjust to expect some of our players to show the better personality traits. Especially when you can make reasonable money from county. 

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6 hours ago, rkt.india said:

Counties are struggling to produce good batsmen even for England and people think they can make our cricketers better.

yes- by broadening our players repertoire by giving them experience of foreign conditions. 

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Despite being Aussie and filled with potential he lacks mental toughness hence those horrible batting and bowling averages both in tests and Odis, don't think counties will help in improving his mental toughness.

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It is about taking the right move in your career. Mitch Marsh is trying to cement a place in test team given he did well in Ashes, so playing more longer format makes sense than playing T20s league. Once he gets established I am sure he will be back playing T20 leagues like Steve Smith, Warner, etc are doing.

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Indian players skipping IPL..no chance,how else do you get into the good books of the skipper? :p:

 

ps: buddy system works for coaching too..Nehraji is the RCB bowling coach

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Indian batsmen tend to have fantastic hand eye skills and timing but lack experience in swinging conditions...hence county will be like a finishing school for them. Doesn't matter that county system doesn't make English players great, Indian players comes from different system and all they lack is exposure to those conditions 

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13 hours ago, rkt.india said:

Counties are struggling to produce good batsmen even for England and people think they can make our cricketers better.

Expecting county cricket to produce a world champion England team is like expecting every Harvard pass out to be great lawyers. County cricket won't guarantee you to become an all time great but will definitely guarantee to provide you great cricket education.

The great West Indian side credited county cricket for their success and even back then England cricket team was not a fearful side.

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