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Just now, Mosher said:

Seems to have found his timing now...some lovely big hits and cheeky scoops

Iam not watching it currently,can you tell me,whom did he hit ?

Posted (edited)
1 minute ago, sandeep said:

Please be doing the needful.

Not yet, good striker, but only saw cow corner shots and scoops, need to see more but yes the striking ability is excellent, the quintessential modern day young batsman. 

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Adamant said:

Mannn..what a talent this guy is,England are producing great loi players.

England think tank is helping it

They don't do bootlicking to star players

They don't allow stat padding in bilaterals like these ,rather they go for grooming players

Had it been India ,kohli rohit dhawan all would have played in all the matches

Posted

England seems shaky, circumspect and also there has been some good bowling by padosis but they are still on par to get at least 160. That is what India's international team's target is on a good day

Posted
Just now, Suhaan said:

England think tank is helping it

They don't do bootlicking to star players

They don't allow stat padding in bilaterals like these ,rather they go for grooming players

Had it been India ,kohli rohit dhawan all would have played in all the matches

and in Pakistan players like Sarfraz, Malik, Hafeez play against teams like Scotland, Zimbabwe and then wonder why they flop against better teams.

Posted
1 minute ago, Franco Vazquez said:

and in Pakistan players like Sarfraz, Malik, Hafeez play against teams like Scotland, Zimbabwe and then wonder why they flop against better teams.

Malik Hafeez and Sarfaraz are too young yaar,khelne do

Posted
4 minutes ago, Suhaan said:

They don't allow stat padding in bilaterals like these ,rather they go for grooming players

It is very clear that their ODI openers are primarily tasked with establishing momentum for the team innings, instead of "going big" personally.  Their job is to score 70+ in the first 10 overs, or more.  IF they deliver on that front, then they can target individual benchmarks beyond that.  Once you institutionally incentivize such batting in the top order, the ODI team totals suddenly start running downhill with the force of an Avalanche. 

 

In contrast, Virat Kohli and his farmhouse boys, can merrily milk the commercial benefits of individual scores, while the Indian team consistently fails to be the #1 run producing batting unit in the game, in spite of having such "great" players. 

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