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Rahane averages 32 in last 50 tests, Pujara averages 32 in last 26 tests


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30+ average is not that bad although we would expect specialist batsmen to score at average of greater than 35 and up to 40 ideally.

An average of 23 in 15 test matches seem very low by any standard.

 

Unless Rahane improves his game and scores atleast 35-40 runs per dismissal, he is wasting a spot in the team.

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5 minutes ago, sarcastic said:

30+ average is not that bad although we would expect specialist batsmen to score at average of greater than 35 and up to 40 ideally.

An average of 23 in 15 test matches seem very low by any standard.

 

Unless Rahane improves his game and scores atleast 35-40 runs per dismissal, he is wasting a spot in the team.

 

 

30+ average is something that any Indian batsman who has been doing well in domestic cricket can manage. That's bare minimum.

 

20s is average of bowlers who bat higher than other bowlers.

 

So why not give chances to those young batsmen.

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10 minutes ago, Number said:

Pretty sure he would fail to make into BD test XI with that form but he is captaining India.

Rahim, Sakib & Tamim all are better test batsmen than phoney irrespective of his form. It's a disgrace he has played so many tests for India & on top of that even captaining the side. Absolutely no accountability in Indian cricket.

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5 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

 

 

30+ average is something that any Indian batsman who has been doing well in domestic cricket can manage. That's bare minimum.

 

20s is average of bowlers who bat higher than other bowlers.

 

So why not give chances to those young batsmen.

I doubt that especially considering this is the average over all the places they played in and not just in India.

In any case, Rahane has been touted as overseas specialist but he did not do much in the last cycle and now it is time to replace him.

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34 minutes ago, express bowling said:

I doubt any other Indian batsman has played 50 tests on the trot while averaging 32.

 

There is something fishy going on.

 

There is something other than cricket involved here.

Also, has any past batsman entered terminal decline like the three stooges at just 31-32 years of age? "He's too young to be discarded, he will be back" is the theory saving these three for so long. They are either massive age fudgers or just got used to the freeloading lifestyle.

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3 hours ago, express bowling said:

I doubt any other Indian batsman has played 50 tests on the trot while averaging 32.

 

There is something fishy going on.

 

There is something other than cricket involved here.

 

Players have been shown door if they avg that low in 20 tests. 

 

Yuvi played 40 tests with that kind of average and he had to make a comeback.

 

No one plays this bad and doesn't get dropped. 

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7 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

 

Players have been shown door if they avg that low in 20 tests. 

 

Yuvi played 40 tests with that kind of average and he had to make a comeback.

 

No one plays this bad and doesn't get dropped. 

He times his centuries well. That Lords century dragged his career for few years and when everyone was adamant of dropping him, he got that MCG century. Now he will play for atleast 2 years due to that Melbourne century.

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