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Why do tailenders haunt India? Harsha Bhogle decodes


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One way that our tailenders frequently get out to is nicking to keeper/slip on 6th/7th stump line of a good length ball. This needs real patience against tailenders. 

We tend to bowl too full or too short searching for wickets instead making the batsman fish might work

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On 2/24/2020 at 3:00 AM, cricketpitch said:

Tail is not the issue. We played 6 batters + keeper and we are talking about tail not wagging? Who will they wag with? There was no batter there for them to play with. The batters need to step up. No point in complaining about numbers 8-11.

Dude they are talking about opposition tail and not ours. At least OP pad liya kar kabhi

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experimenting too much..also the quality of tailender batting for oppositions have gone up. england had sam curran at no 8 ,  aus has lyon, starc, nz has jameson, santner.

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29 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

What's there to decode? There is no real tail these days, especially, in home conditions. 

But the numbers in OP can be compared with all countries. Other bowlers from other countries bowl against the same tail. We are the worst when it comes to getting the same tail out while other countries get them out cheaper than us. They showed the stats in the last match

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1 hour ago, aditya19 said:

experimenting too much..also the quality of tailender batting for oppositions have gone up. england had sam curran at no 8 ,  aus has lyon, starc, nz has jameson, santner.

While this is true stats show that India is worst against tails. Other bowlers from other countries bowl against the same tail and have better success

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