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Why are Indian batsmen scoring at 1.88 rpo on flat pitch?


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Posted
1 minute ago, Insidious said:

Because when we tried to play positive on similar turf in Adelaide, we were 120/6. 

When did that happen? 

 

We scored 19 runs in 10 overs, 40 runs in 20 overs and 86 in 37 overs there. Run rate never crossed 2.5 there either.

Posted
1 minute ago, Trichromatic said:

When did that happen? 

 

We scored 19 runs in 10 overs, 40 runs in 20 overs and 86 in 37 overs there. Run rate never crossed 2.5 there either.

Coz they kept losing wickets trying to play expansive shots.

Posted
37 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

They are batting as if they are on SA greentop.

 

Usually teams score 100-110 runs in 32 overs.

 

80-90 runs when bowling is good.

 

Short by 30 runs and we are in situation where one wicket will bring aussies on top. Not really going ahead atm.

Doodh ka jala, chhaach bhi foonk foonk kar peeta hai!

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I watched all of the first session, Vihari got stuck in Aakash Chopra mode, Agarwal batted positively.  Just got home and haven't watched the 2nd session yet, but I think its fair to be patient here, hold the criticism if these 2 fail to kick on.  But not yet. Its test cricket after all.

Posted
1 minute ago, Audiophile said:

Not ideal, but I’d take this over few wickets down. Run rate is creeping up a bit. India need to bat Aussies out of the match in the 1st innings if possible. This wicket is not going to have a lot of demons.

I think since we have a group of 140+ Bowlers we are becoming like Pakistan fans blaming things on batting. 

 

Yes our bowling is leagues ahead of our batting at the moment. However the 2nd test at Perth was lost due to the opening spell and that 100+ partnership.

 

Similarly, If we let Aussies get away in their 1st innings, we will be right back under the pump.

 

 

 

 

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