Is it worth the Sreesanth gamble again?

[bharat297]

Its a huge risk ... and I am undecided on this issue here. Sreesanth on his day could rip through Australia and provide the wicket taking ball when it is required. However of late his form has not been good and has been extremely expensive. He is someone that when everything goes right, he becomes almost unplayable. However, when everything goes wrong, they go terribly, terribly wrong. Is it worth the gamble. Please vote, and share your thoughts.

[Desi Cartman]

I would play him only if the conditions suit him .. if its NOT swinging then he aint playing

[The Outsider]

I would definitely play him at Sydney because it does swing there in the 2nd innings, but opening the bowling with him is a risky proposition with one or two bad overs that can end up costing us the match as it happened in the last match against the Aussies.

[Kartikey]

If we play 5 bowlers, then yes he has to play ahead of Munaf.

[Anakin]

No

[eternalhope]

I will select him anyday ahead of Munaf, though he is erratic. But the new ball should be shared by IS and PK followed by SS and IP. How I wish RP Singh was available. If he was, I would consider India favourites to win the finals.