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Posted
16 minutes ago, The Realist said:

Have a rotating captaincy.

 

You win stay on, lose then goodbye.

 

Increases motivation and flexibility.

 

Win. Win.

 

Going by that logic kohli wins every bilateral series so keep him captain forever? or judge based on icc even result?

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We need a captain who Wins tosses and after winning takes the right decision. We have a team which Will thrash any team be any conditions if they win a toss. Kohli in last 7 years have lost only 2 tests where he lost a toss. Adelaide and Nottingham. The second one was due to choosing to bat in a green track on a cloudy day ( fool). In terms of loi same. Won toss and chose to bowl in CT. rest KO matches we always lost the toss ( sf 2015 wc, sf 2019 wc, sf t20 2016 ). So we just need a guy who wins more tosses than kohli who won only 8 out of the last 35 itl matches he captained. Simple. 

Posted
11 hours ago, asterix said:

Need to groom Shreyas Iyer as Captain (hasn’t got any Bollywood connection or influence yet). Kohli-Sharma era on the downhill now. KL is dating Sunil Shetty’s daughter. So he’ll not be a right candidate either.

 

Saurav & Dhoni had not Bollywood connections and there’s a reason why they were so successful captains. The betting & drugs underworld gets all the information from these Bollywood connections. Sharma’s BIL Bunty owns a player’s management company. So BCCI needs to think very hard for future Captain. 

Kuchh bhi asterix bhai. Dada was a player. Have you forgotten Nagma

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It's sad to see that we're scared to emulate what we tried and succeeded post WC 2007 disaster. Rohit WAS a good choice for T20 and to an extent ODIs. BCCI did not do performance management with Kohli and his cronies and we are now in this shitty situation solely because of that reason. Even now, Ravi Shastri is boasting this Indian team as some "great" unit who failed to show up in biggest tournaments for nearly a decade. Yes, the bilateral test wins were sweet and well deserved but do not let them overshadow our failures in ICC/multi-team tournaments.

Posted
1 hour ago, mishra said:

Kuchh bhi asterix bhai. Dada was a player. Have you forgotten Nagma

Having a just a fling as compared to marrying her is quite different.

Posted (edited)
13 hours ago, asterix said:

Need to groom Shreyas Iyer as Captain (hasn’t got any Bollywood connection or influence yet). Kohli-Sharma era on the downhill now. KL is dating Sunil Shetty’s daughter. So he’ll not be a right candidate either.

 

Saurav & Dhoni had not Bollywood connections and there’s a reason why they were so successful captains. The betting & drugs underworld gets all the information from these Bollywood connections. Sharma’s BIL Bunty owns a player’s management company. So BCCI needs to think very hard for future Captain. 

 

Sereious Iyer ne South Indian ke sabse khoobsurat dikhnewali filmi actress - Anupama Parameswari se saadi karnewale hain. paanch saal se lubh aphair chal raha hain.

 

 

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Its definitely better than Kohli continuing as ODI captain, but would have preferred a young captain for T20s and Rohit captaining ODIs and Tests.

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India lost first game 

 

Due to slow speed malnourished trundler bowlers

 

Bhuvneshwar_Kumar_AP_Photo.jpg

 

 

India went to NZ match knowing it has to win and lost due to aging batsmen 

 

No escaping this basic fact. 

 

 

 

Posted
50 minutes ago, Vilander said:

India lost first game 

 

Due to slow speed malnourished trundler bowlers

 

Bhuvneshwar_Kumar_AP_Photo.jpg

 

 

India went to NZ match knowing it has to win and lost due to aging batsmen 

 

No escaping this basic fact. 

 

 

 

 

Its not just you, but a lot of posters in here use the word malnourished a lot. Bhuvi has a decent physique for an Indian of his age.

 

In Australia, I only ever see are really overweight Indians or Indians that are very skinny. For the record, I think  being skinny is far better than carrying extra weight.

 

You need to understand the kind of physical development that Bhuvi needed was when he was much younger in that 16-25 age bracket where he can take advantage of good nutrition and training. Unfortunately for him he played cricket in this era where there was little attention paid to this area, especially ages 16-21 where you are still growing.

 

Interestingly in the gym I see one or two young Indian guys that have benefited from being born and bred in Australia and have the access to quality food and exercise. In general I dont see many Indians training at gyms despite the growing population.

 

Posted
10 hours ago, Vilander said:

India lost first game 

 

Due to slow speed malnourished trundler bowlers

 

Bhuvneshwar_Kumar_AP_Photo.jpg

 

 

India went to NZ match knowing it has to win and lost due to aging batsmen 

 

No escaping this basic fact. 

 

 

 

Ah yes the bowler who went for below 8 runs an over was the proboem and not shami who went at 11.2

 

ICFers amazing brains will never cease to surprise me 

Posted
9 hours ago, SRT100 said:

 

Its not just you, but a lot of posters in here use the word malnourished a lot. Bhuvi has a decent physique for an Indian of his age.

 

In Australia, I only ever see are really overweight Indians or Indians that are very skinny. For the record, I think  being skinny is far better than carrying extra weight.

 

You need to understand the kind of physical development that Bhuvi needed was when he was much younger in that 16-25 age bracket where he can take advantage of good nutrition and training. Unfortunately for him he played cricket in this era where there was little attention paid to this area, especially ages 16-21 where you are still growing.

 

Interestingly in the gym I see one or two young Indian guys that have benefited from being born and bred in Australia and have the access to quality food and exercise. In general I dont see many Indians training at gyms despite the growing population.

 

Phir apna agenda shuru kar liya, lmao most sportsperson are skinny, you cannot compare with obese overseas fatso ibdians 

Posted
5 minutes ago, New guy said:

Phir apna agenda shuru kar liya, lmao most sportsperson are skinny, you cannot compare with obese overseas fatso ibdians 

 

Youre from India so I will excuse you.

 

He isnt skinny, he is ripped.

 

There is a difference.

Posted
16 minutes ago, SRT100 said:

 

Youre from India so I will excuse you.

 

He isnt skinny, he is ripped.

 

There is a difference.

I have visited in and lived in enough countries to know what is healthy and what is not

Posted
18 minutes ago, New guy said:

I have visited in and lived in enough countries to know what is healthy and what is not

 

You obviously dont by your remarks.

Posted (edited)
27 minutes ago, SRT100 said:

 

You obviously dont by your remarks.

Lived in Germany (berlin, frankfurt and hamburg, own a house in hamburg),  switzerland(Vevey and Bern) , Ireland(dublin) UK (london) US  texas (Austin) and north carolina(Mooresville), own a house in Austin), in total almost 10 years outside.

 

Apart from that have visited almost all European countries and canada. 

 

Have never been to Australia and NZ, am planning a caravan trip in NZ soon

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Posted
3 hours ago, New guy said:

Ah yes the bowler who went for below 8 runs an over was the proboem and not shami who went at 11.2

 

ICFers amazing brains will never cease to surprise me 

India had a par score. The way bhuv trundled in with 125 k half volleys in the first over he looked like a club bowler not someone bowling in a wt20 game. Anyone who does not understand that does not know the basics of the fast bowling game. I can tell you with reasonable assurance his first over was utter crap, and set the tone for the remainder of the Pak batting innings. 

Posted
3 hours ago, SRT100 said:

 

You obviously dont by your remarks.

 

2 hours ago, New guy said:

Lived in Germany (berlin, frankfurt and hamburg, own a house in hamburg),  switzerland(Vevey and Bern) , Ireland(dublin) UK (london) US  texas (Austin) and north carolina(Mooresville), own a house in Austin), in total almost 10 years outside.

 

Apart from that have visited almost all European countries and canada. 

 

Have never been to Australia and NZ, am planning a caravan trip in NZ soon

 

 

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Posted
15 hours ago, asterix said:

Having a just a fling as compared to marrying her is quite different.

Rohit has no fling. he is allways cricket personality.

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