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Posted
6 minutes ago, asterix said:


Exactly... plus don’t forget Dhoni will eventually join BJP. Possible CM candidate of TN... So CSK will reach play offs anyway... :nice:

Doesnt matter Dada. Ambani is still the richest.

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RCB as always good batting line-up but weak bowling attack.

 

Kohli

BMac/Kock

AB

Mandeep

Sarfaraz

Grandhomme/Woakes/Moeen

Sundar

NCN

Negi/M Ashwin

Chahal

Umesh/Siraj/Saini

 

Posted
11 minutes ago, asterix said:


Money is not an issue in TN politics... even Dhonakaran has money... Rajnikant is dillydallying for BJP... Hence BJP will go for Dhoni as the TN CM candidate...

:rofl: CM candidate...that will be good for India I guess...one more state finally coming to BJP after so many years...

Posted
1 hour ago, Pollack said:

Poor squad by MI. Bowling looks terrible. What if Cummins is injured or not available? Are they considering Pandya and Cuttings to be front line bowlers. :facepalm:

 

They can easily replace Cummins with Morkel or Hazlewood. They have Sangwan too.

Posted
1 hour ago, someone said:

Wow, thats a bad team. No explosive power in batting line up. If they are chasing some big totals, they will struggle to get a powerful start

 

and raina would be lucky to start as he is in some poor form.

Billings is pretty explosive opener.

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Taking in SA & Aus pacers is fraught with some risk when the 4 test series is scheduled before IPL..  Atleast one of the lead pacers in each team will miss IPL

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Looking at all the line-ups..weakest is KKR.

RR doesn't has much spin option so when they travel to a city where spin will play key role, they are *ed.

 

The top 3 teams of this IPL are SRH, DD and MI. Rest will be fighting hard. 

Posted
1 hour ago, Shunya said:

They all will come good when the time comes. Its IPL afterall. 

history doesnt mean much in ipl. And csk all want for historical good players. 

Posted
36 minutes ago, BeautifulGame said:

Billings is pretty explosive opener.

Just one, thats the issue and he himself hasnt done well in SC conditions

you dont have the players who can make a quick 30 in 15.

Posted
2 minutes ago, someone said:

Just one, thats the issue and he himself hasnt done well in SC conditions

you dont have the players who can make a quick 30 in 15.

He averaged 45  at a SR of of 135 in PSL.And the conditions in Dubai are pretty similar to IPL.

 

 

Raina Faf Bravo Jadhav Bhajji can all tonk the ball big from get go.Watson can as well but that will depend on his form.

Posted
52 minutes ago, Mosher said:

RCB as always good batting line-up but weak bowling attack.

 

Kohli

BMac/Kock

AB

Mandeep

Sarfaraz

Grandhomme/Woakes/Moeen

Sundar

NCN

Negi/M Ashwin

Chahal

Umesh/Siraj/Saini

 

 

IMO, RCB is better balanced this time than previous seasons. They probably just lack a leader of pace bowling, Starc would have made a huge difference. One of NCN / Woakes has to take up the leadeship role. Spin is in good shape. Chahal the leader, Sundar should be the second spinner (offie). Negi / M Ashwin back ups in case of injury.

 

I personally don't like the batting to be totally top heavy. Virat should bat at #3 and ABDV at #5 and be the finisher.

 

Plenty of team combinations RCB can opt for. I'd like to start with this ..

 

+ DeKock

M Vohra

* V Kohli

De GrandHomme

AB DeVilliers

Sarfraz Khan

W Sundar

N Coulter Nile

K Kejroliya (left arm pacers have been traditionally v effective in T20s)

Siraj / Umesh

Y Chahal

 

That's a strong explosive batting lineup, with plenty of depth till #8.

De Grandhomme is in great batting form, he can be given the license to just go for it at #4.

Good spin combination of Chahal and Sundar. Leggie and an offie.

Decent pace bowling attack. Just hope NCN/Woakes become the leader of the pack from get go.

 

With DeKock, Kohli and ABDV around and getting the premier batting position at #1 M Vohra has an excellent chance to make this his break through year. He has the game to be consistent and make fairly big runs with high SR.

 

 

Posted
1 hour ago, rkt.india said:

They can easily replace Cummins with Morkel or Hazlewood. They have Sangwan too.

They have Morkel or Hazzle? Sangwan is a waste. Want proven front line bowlers just in case.

Posted
6 minutes ago, philcric said:

 

IMO, RCB is better balanced this time than previous seasons. They probably just lack a leader of pace bowling, Starc would have made a huge difference. One of NCN / Woakes has to take up the leadeship role. Spin is in good shape. Chahal the leader, Sundar should be the second spinner (offie). Negi / M Ashwin back ups in case of injury.

 

I personally don't like the batting to be totally top heavy. Virat should bat at #3 and ABDV at #5 and be the finisher.

 

Plenty of team combinations RCB can opt for. I'd like to start with this ..

 

+ DeKock

M Vohra

* V Kohli

De GrandHomme

AB DeVilliers

Sarfraz Khan

W Sundar

N Coulter Nile

K Kejroliya (left arm pacers have been traditionally v effective in T20s)

Siraj / Umesh

Y Chahal

 

That's a strong explosive batting lineup, with plenty of depth till #8.

De Grandhomme is in great batting form, he can be given the license to just go for it at #4.

Good spin combination of Chahal and Sundar. Leggie and an offie.

Decent pace bowling attack. Just hope NCN/Woakes become the leader of the pack from get go.

 

With DeKock, Kohli and ABDV around and getting the premier batting position at #1 M Vohra has an excellent chance to make this his break through year. He has the game to be consistent and make fairly big runs with high SR.

 

 

Sundar at no.7 is tricky because he has struggled with big hitting .Become more of accumulator.So would play Woakes at 7 (instead of NCN ) and Sundar at 8.

 

 

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