Sarfaraz Khan

[AKane]

Don't underestimate the strength of fat men. Most worlds strongest man competition are won by fat men. Buffed men do not ever beat these fat men.

 

I respect the strength of fat men.

[helperononline]

This guy reminds me of Inzi, I feel he will get out by run outs than by bowlers

[putrevus]

Sarfraz to me is the best player of the spin bowling in this side.He has the ability to keep the score board ticking without much risk in tighter situations also.He does not have to play big shots to score runs against spin bowling.

[coffee_rules]

32 minutes ago, AKane said:

Don't underestimate the strength of fat men. Most worlds strongest man competition are won by fat men. Buffed men do not ever beat these fat men.

 

I respect the strength of fat men.

Are you the former coach of Indian women’s team team? 

[RajBan]

Hope Sarfaraz gets a fair chance over tried and tested talents . What is striking about this guy is his body language. In my view attitude is paramount to be successful in international cricket which this guy seems to have in abundance. He may not be a world beater in SENA conditions but that grit might surprise a lot of doubters. Most importantly we have nothing much to lose given that he is replacing meek and weak players such as KL and Iyer. If it does not work after a fair go let's move on to the next one rather than going back to the limited players.

 

By the way, do feel his brother Musheer Khan is going to be a big thing. That guy has shades of Kohli in him, a kind of swagger that have not seen even in Gill during his u19 days.

[Muloghonto]

1 hour ago, helperononline said:

This guy reminds me of Inzi, I feel he will get out by run outs than by bowlers

Or he could be a fatty thats very fast between the wickets and safe fielder inside the circle, like Arjuna Ranatunga.

 

[BacktoCricaddict]

1 hour ago, coffee_rules said:

Are you the former coach of Indian women’s team team? 

Powarful man.

[Vijy]

46 minutes ago, RajBan said:

Hope Sarfaraz gets a fair chance over tried and tested talents . What is striking about this guy is his body language. In my view attitude is paramount to be successful in international cricket which this guy seems to have in abundance. He may not be a world beater in SENA conditions but that grit might surprise a lot of doubters. Most importantly we have nothing much to lose given that he is replacing meek and weak players such as KL and Iyer. If it does not work after a fair go let's move on to the next one rather than going back to the limited players.

 

By the way, do feel his brother Musheer Khan is going to be a big thing. That guy has shades of Kohli in him, a kind of swagger that have not seen even in Gill during his u19 days.

Musheer is a choker in U19 right now. needs to develop the mental side of his game further. his bowling is a big plus for LOIs, but not Test level (not 5th bowler, but can be 6th bowler)

 

Agree with the rest. Sarf deserves chances overseas too

[SRT100]

7 hours ago, helperononline said:

This guy reminds me of Inzi, I feel he will get out by run outs than by bowlers

I was trying to think of who he reminds me of. I think youre right here, there is a lot of Inzi about him.

He is a character, larger than life. I love him already. He would demolish the buffet tables at team lunches and dinners, breakfast too.

Finally HItman has some genuine competition at the buffets.

[express bowling]

Does he have anger issues at such a young age  ?

 

Was very angry for a long time when Jaiswal did not run with intent. 

[Rightarmfast]

14 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Does he have anger issues at such a young age  ?

 

Was very angry for a long time when Jaiswal did not run with intent. 

Nahi, lekin after the Jadeja incident, Doodh ka jala chhachh bhi fook fook ke pita hai 

[SRT100]

36 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Does he have anger issues at such a young age  ?

 

Was very angry for a long time when Jaiswal did not run with intent. 

Yes I saw that, I think thats what you called misplaced and misdirected anger.

It was meant for Jaddu in the first innings, but obviously because Jaddu is uncle he cannot. So junior player Jaiswal copped it.

They look like they made up, as he scored his half century he hugged Jaiswal.

[SRT100]

22 minutes ago, Rightarmfast said:

Nahi, lekin after the Jadeja incident, Doodh ka jala chhachh bhi fook fook ke pita hai 

This Butter Chicken from Australia needs a translation.

I speak no Hindi.

[singhvivek141]

9 minutes ago, SRT100 said:

This Butter Chicken from Australia needs a translation.

I speak no Hindi.

It's similar to a proverb "once bitten, twice shy".

 

[SRT100]

1 minute ago, singhvivek141 said:

It's similar to a proverb "once bitten, twice shy".

 

Thanks for that.

 

I still believe it was misdirected anger towards Jaddu to be honest. He had a century on debut and it was going to be special and memorable for him and the family.

 

I can see why he had all that anger built up.

 

 

[Frustrated]

14 hours ago, AKane said:

Don't underestimate the strength of fat men. Most worlds strongest man competition are won by fat men. Buffed men do not ever beat these fat men.

 

I respect the strength of fat men.

Yep. There is enough historical data to back this.  Not just Indian cricket.  Even SL hv won an ODI WC led by their fattest guy ever.   

Edited February 19, 2024 by Frustrated

[Bigg Brother]

58 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Does he have anger issues at such a young age  ?

 

Was very angry for a long time when Jaiswal did not run with intent. 

He has . Remember him shouting over DK in IPL. That was like 7-8 years ago when he was in RCB and 18-19 yr old..

[Suhaan]

3 hours ago, express bowling said:

Does he have anger issues at such a young age  ?

 

Was very angry for a long time when Jaiswal did not run with intent. 

Anger issue?

He surely has hunger issues

[Vickydev]

3 hours ago, express bowling said:

Does he have anger issues at such a young age  ?

 

Was very angry for a long time when Jaiswal did not run with intent. 

Yeah he is a fiesty fellow. 

 

Remember some selector got upset with him when after a hundred against Delhi last season he gestured towards the stand with a lot of anger and emotions.

 

He needs to learn to calm down a bit though not much, angry young men do make great competitors

Edited February 19, 2024 by Vickydev

[singhvivek141]

1 hour ago, Vickydev said:

Yeah he is a fiesty fellow. 

 

Remember some selector got upset with him when after a hundred against Delhi last season he gestured towards the stand with a lot of anger and emotions.

 

He needs to learn to calm down a bit though not much, angry young men do make great competitors

Tbh..he often looks fidgety as well.

Not as much as DK, but he does have.

That will be a thing to see when the things start to go tough, or when he is in alien conditions which isn't conducive to his style.