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Pujara, the hero of a hundred battles!


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As I said, poor man's Dravid. No major impact outside Asia except one series which was on good batting wickets where opposition bowlers got tired because of their batsman's inability to bat long.

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4 minutes ago, sarchasm said:

Imagine the kind of pansy, fattu person you have to be to come up with this thread after hiding in a sewer all this while. :hysterical:

You don't have to imagine, We have quite a few fanboys/girls here except probably for this guy :cantstop:

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1 minute ago, zen said:

Lone warrior in the the test!

He is like a kid who gets a  10/100 in a class of zeros. 

 

If he has to be dropped, all the other batsmen have to go too.

 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, zen said:

Lone warrior in the the test!

 

  

51 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

Came in to bat in 20th over, so didn't face new ball.

 

Batted in easiest batting condition of the series, scored half century, secured his place.

 

Left when Eng took 2nd new ball.

 

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8 minutes ago, kepler37b said:

He is like a kid who gets a  10/100 in a class of zeros. 

 

If he has to be dropped, all the other batsmen have to go too.

 


What I like about Pujara is that despite not at his best still manages to do well. While the guys, who are in good form are hardly taking the series by storm. Pujara at his best scores tons of runs, which the guys supposedly in form should doing.

 

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1 minute ago, zen said:


What I like about Pujara is that despite not at his best still manages to do well. While the guys, who are in good form hardly taking the series by storm. Pujara at his best scores tons of runs, which the guys supposedly  in form able to do. What is the point of good form for these players? 

 

Its because you have extremely low standards for pujara. When the bar is set so low that no. 3 averaging mid 20s is supposed to be doing well, no point in blaming other players 

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3 minutes ago, Gambit said:

Glorifying what wasn’t even a ton in a loss and putting individuals before team by such fans will never let Indian cricket go forward. :elefant:

What is funny is, the same guy opened so many threads about this phenomenon

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10 minutes ago, Serpico said:

Its because you have extremely low standards for pujara. When the bar is set so low that no. 3 averaging mid 20s is supposed to be doing well, no point in blaming other players 

 

Tip #47: Read what is written rather than assuming on what is written 

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