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Rahane shud have sacrificed his wkt, Kohli was better set and far superior batsman

Jaddu in Ct 2017 shud have sacrificed his wkt rather throwing pandya at deep end, jaddu has been guilty of same many times. 

 

If its between Kohli and rohit in ODI i get it as both are at par but rahane is miles behind kohli . 

 

 

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Wait what!!  I agree but that's what happens mostly except Jaddu Pandya case..  That was criminal.  Today's case was instant..  It was just poor call & Rahane hit that too well.  

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There is difference between what jaddu did in ct and what rahane did today. It was poor call by rahane and even if he would have ran there then kohli might have been run out on other end as well.

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Just saw the video and there was nothing selfish about it just poor judgement. Also looking at where Rahane was stuck, it did look like he didn’t have enough time to cross over and sacrifice. Giving him the benefit of doubt but should have carried  on with more grit after that.

 

I remember Viru getting runout in the Nzl test in 2009 due to Gambhir but then Gambo went on to play a brilliant knock followed by God of course to win India yet another great win.

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1 minute ago, maniac said:

Just saw the video and there was nothing selfish about it just poor judgement. Also looking at where Rahane was stuck, it did look like he didn’t have enough time to cross over and sacrifice. Giving him the benefit of doubt but should have carried  on with more grit after that.

 

I remember Viru getting runout in the Nzl test in 2009 due to Gambhir but then Gambo went on to play a brilliant knock followed by God of course to win India yet another great win.

Agreed.  I think they are overanxious to shield Rahane from the spinner.

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You don't teach this stuff. This is pyschology and how you react at a given point. It's called improvisition, ,but in grand scheme of things it is called "Cognitive Behavior". 

 

It has been part of my research at uni and work. We need to do different mind and reaction activities in life on daily basis to improve cognitive behavior. The mind  has to train to react to different situations or else we can't expect to see the results we want.

 

I won't dive too much  into science and pyschology and bore you unless you want to discuss this further, but this is how these things work. Rahane either has to face these things few times in his life to change or he has to go through something  big in  his life where he is impacted in a way  where he has to learn to sacrifice. His intention isn't to not sacrifice, its just his actual  reaction on the field is a natural reaction of a human which is to "Oh my god,  we are in trouble" instead of  "OMG,  my  partner is  in  trouble". Humans react  this  way. 

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11 minutes ago, maniac said:

Just saw the video and there was nothing selfish about it just poor judgement. Also looking at where Rahane was stuck, it did look like he didn’t have enough time to cross over and sacrifice. Giving him the benefit of doubt but should have carried  on with more grit after that.

 

Rahane could have crossed if he had kept running .... he called, ran (with Kohli sprinting), and stopped 

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11 minutes ago, zen said:

 

Rahane could have crossed if he had kept running .... he called, ran (with Kohli sprinting), and stopped 


It looked more out of instinct than a calculated thought. It all happened very fast.

 

Wait are we saying Rahane did this on purpose or with devious intent?

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Just now, maniac said:


It looked more out of instinct than a calculated thought. It all happened very fast.

 

Wait are we saying Rahane did this on purpose or with devious intent?

 

The discussion is on intentionally stopping after making the call  .... which is not acceptable when the guy at the other end is on 70+ and when his wkt could turn the game 

 

 

What ultimately was needed was the maintaining of focus, something the Australians largely did, and a brief loss of concentration, something Rahane regrettably offered when he called for a run to Hazlewood's left at mid-off, only to reverse his decision when he saw the fast bowler was neither slow nor clumsy in getting to the ball and sending a return in perfectly to Lyon at the non-striker's end. Rahane's exasperation was clear in his reflexive f-bomb and immediate apology to Kohli, but the damage had been done.

 

https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/australia-vs-india-1st-test-2020-21-ajinkya-rahane-blinks-and-australia-swoop-1244464 

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, maniac said:


It looked more out of instinct than a calculated thought. It all happened very fast.

 

Wait are we saying Rahane did this on purpose or with devious intent?

I imagine here's what happened.  

 

VK to AMR: BC, iss Lyon ko main samhaal loonga, tu bas singal le le.

AMR:  Ek dum sahi bola. Taiyaar reh.

AMR (to himself):  Mid-off cha aali kade gap aahe.  Hoon jaayil.  

 

Lyon bowls, AMR tries to tap it into the gap.  His mind is more than ready to get away from the spinner, and tricks him into thinking he found the gap.  He calls and runs.  

 

Rest we know.

 

 

Edited by BacktoCricaddict
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1 hour ago, BacktoCricaddict said:

I imagine here's what happened.  

 

VK to AMR: BC, iss Lyon ko main samhaal loonga, tu bas singal le le.

AMR:  Ek dum sahi bola. Taiyaar reh.

AMR (to himself):  Mid-off cha aali kade gap aahe.  Hoon jaayil.  

 

Lyon bowls, AMR tries to tap it into the gap.  His mind is more than ready to get away from the spinner, and tricks him into thinking he found the gap.  He calls and runs.  

 

Rest we know.

 

 

Just watched the highlights.  It was the last ball of Lyon's over.  So, this is not a valid explanation.  

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