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If England win tomorrow, they will have series wins in Ind, Aus, SA, SL and Bangladesh this decade


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6 hours ago, Laaloo said:

DOnt forget. Our genius Kaptaan asked the curators for spinning pitches and got his ass handed to him by panesar of all people.

That was most pathetic thing about 2012 series.

 

We won first test at Amhedabad on a slow turner which suited our batsmen while giving bit edge to our spinners.

 

But ego of our captain led him criticize the pitch and ask for rank turner, with 0 idea of batting and bowling abilities.

 

Once we lost the series, they went back to dead track at Nagpur where nothing happened at all.

 

So much for being man manager, and super strategist. 

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1 hour ago, Trichromatic said:

Which decade is current one? 2010s started from 01 Jan 2010, not 2011.

That is not how it works. If i have to give you 10 rupees now and 10 in a week in 1 rupee coins, i dont count the 10th rupee in the next  weeks cycle 

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Just now, Nikola said:

Didn't they loose overseas tour badly as well? Ashes 2013, 2017 both with no wins. India tour of 2016-17. Even at home they have lost few matches.

Yep they are of the same coterie, no consistency.

Posted
13 hours ago, Laaloo said:

DOnt forget. Our genius Kaptaan asked the curators for spinning pitches and got his ass handed to him by panesar of all people.

Yes , remember it quite well,but it was more about Peiterson's epic century,he imposed his authority in that mine field,never seen any non sc batsman dominate Indian spinners in India

He won it for them

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In the same decade they have lost home series against SA,SL,Series draw with Pakistan(twice),NZ and and lost a test match against WI.

 

Having said that,their batters try to apply themselves touring away specially in subcontinent even though they have limited ability to play against spin and know how to grind in these conditions. And their selector don't waste the domestic talents and reward them place in squad very early like they have done with Hameed,Burns. 

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11 hours ago, Bigg Brother said:

In the same decade they have lost home series against SA,SL,Series draw with Pakistan(twice),NZ and and lost a test match against WI.

 

Having said that,their batters try to apply themselves touring away specially in subcontinent even though they have limited ability to play against spin and know how to grind in these conditions. And their selector don't waste the domestic talents and reward them place in squad very early like they have done with Hameed,Burns. 

It's easier for batsmen to make adjustments from seam and swing and bouncy pitches to low and slow pitches. That is why aus, SA, England have won more series in SC than sc teams in SENA.

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As fans anyone can accept losing if they have ability to win series. England are repeating rewards for making their team bat deep.

They have been the best traveling team and kudos to them.


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Their batting is still very shaky ,it's their competent tail and lower order batsmen who are saving their @rse ,still they seem to have a good team balance in tests 

Posted (edited)
On 11/18/2018 at 12:36 PM, Trichromatic said:

Which decade is current one? 2010s started from 01 Jan 2010, not 2011.

shouldn't that be considered 2009-10 series, more than 2009 than 2010 and not 2010-11.

 

2009 Ashes series
Part of Australian cricket team in England in 2009
2009 Ashes logo.png
The npower Ashes Series 2009 logo
Date 8 July – 23 August
Location England England
Wales Wales
Result England won the five-Test series 2–1
Player of the series Andrew Strauss (Eng) and Michael Clarke (Aus)
Teams
23px-Flag_of_England.svg.png England 23px-Flag_of_Australia.svg.png Australia
Captains
Andrew Strauss Ricky Ponting
Most runs
Andrew Strauss (474)
Matt Prior (261)
Paul Collingwood (250)
Michael Clarke (448)
Ricky Ponting (385)
Marcus North (367)
Most wickets
Stuart Broad (18)
Graeme Swann (14)
James Anderson (12)
Ben Hilfenhaus (22)
Peter Siddle (20)
Mitchell Johnson (20)
Edited by rkt.india
Posted
4 hours ago, rkt.india said:

shouldn't that be considered 2009-10 series, more than 2009 than 2010 and not 2010-11.

 

2009 Ashes series
Part of Australian cricket team in England in 2009
2009 Ashes logo.png
The npower Ashes Series 2009 logo
Date 8 July – 23 August
Location England England
Wales Wales
Result England won the five-Test series 2–1
Player of the series Andrew Strauss (Eng) and Michael Clarke (Aus)
Teams
23px-Flag_of_England.svg.png England 23px-Flag_of_Australia.svg.png Australia
Captains
Andrew Strauss Ricky Ponting
Most runs
Andrew Strauss (474)
Matt Prior (261)
Paul Collingwood (250)
Michael Clarke (448)
Ricky Ponting (385)
Marcus North (367)
Most wickets
Stuart Broad (18)
Graeme Swann (14)
James Anderson (12)
Ben Hilfenhaus (22)
Peter Siddle (20)
Mitchell Johnson (20)

England won in Aus in 2010.

 

2009 was home series for England.

 

Those were time of Ashes overload.

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