Virat Kohli post match : Top order needs to learn from Umesh Ishant

[Number]

Kohli in post match presentation : 

Lot to learn from the lower order - Ishant and Umesh getting stuck in there. Those sort of things make you look in the mirror as a top order batsman. 

 

 

[kira]

Have no hopes from vijay , dhawan or pujara. Rahul and Rahane have to step up their game and DK also needs to contribute consistently

[R!TTER]

Bhai saab tumhare gabbar sher ka kya karen, is he there to advertise Indian pro wrestling or what 

[GautiMaan]

2 minutes ago, kira said:

Have no hopes from vijay , dhawan or pujara. Rahul and Rahane have to step up their game and DK also needs to contribute consistently

Enough with DK,it is only his good luck that he didnt drop too many this game.Is too fidgety with the gloves and with the bat he has shown that he cant be trusted,we can get the best of him as a lower order finisher in ODI's but that's all.

[Mosher]

Kohli is absolutely right. If only the top order had batted with grit like Ishant/Umesh and put a price on their wicket instead of fishing for deliveries we would have won this game.

[velu]

16 minutes ago, kira said:

Have no hopes from vijay , dhawan or pujara. Rahul and Rahane have to step up their game and DK also needs to contribute consistently

 

both rahul and rahane were worse in this game than dhawan/vijay

[Sgattick10]

Why is non one talking Vijay, everybody wants to drop Dhawan, Rahul, DK (which is fair enough) but what about Vijay? He needs to get a earful and a warning from skipper. 

[R!TTER]

Just now, Sgattick10 said:

Why is non one talking Vijay, everybody wants to drop Dhawan, Rahul, DK (which is fair enough) but what about Vijay? He needs to get a earful and a warning from skipper. 

He's finished IMO, he won't last the tour with the kind of returns we're seeing from him regularly.

[Straight Drive]

When captain publicly asks batsmen to learn batting approach from bowlers, it cannot get worse. Hope Vijay, Shikhar, Rahul and Ajinkya will actually value their wicket rather than just turning up for the sake of it.