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Hatsoff to Jadeja and Ashwin - Golden combination for Indian test cricket


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No matter what happens in the future, Jadeja and Ashwin have written their names in golden letters in the history of Indian cricket.

Kudos to both of them!!!:hatsoff:

I cannot still believe that world number 1 team, leading by nearly 60 runs with 9 wickets in hand will collapse to a paltry 113.

Not much to say that it is all over for Australia in this test match.
They could not have batted any worse as a commentator put it.

Indian team is proving that the fortress Delhi is indeed unbreachable.

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45 minutes ago, sarcastic said:

No matter what happens in the future, Jadeja and Ashwin has written their names in golden letters in the history of Indian cricket.

Kudos to both of them!!!:hatsoff:

I cannot still believe that world number 1 team, leading by nearly 60 runs with 9 wickets in hand will collapse to a paltry 113.

Not much to say that it is all over for Australia in this test match.
They could not have batted any worse as a commentator put it.

Indian team is proving that the fortress Delhi is indeed unbreachable.

Man I don't trust our top order whatsoever. It's not over till its over.

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45 minutes ago, sarcastic said:

No matter what happens in the future, Jadeja and Ashwin has written their names in golden letters in the history of Indian cricket.

Kudos to both of them!!!:hatsoff:

I cannot still believe that world number 1 team, leading by nearly 60 runs with 9 wickets in hand will collapse to a paltry 113.

Not much to say that it is all over for Australia in this test match.
They could not have batted any worse as a commentator put it.

Indian team is proving that the fortress Delhi is indeed unbreachable.

But yes jaddu and Ash are bonadife atgs. If Anderson is an atg them these 2 certainly are. Only unkil who loves to suck dicks of paandu and * will disagree.

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They pick more than 10 wickets per test, in the tests they've played together! Broaderson aren't a patch on them, they're better than McWarne or really any other bowling pair at home, but it's a shame we don't see them play together much away! That was a seriously missed opportunity by Brat, I've mentioned a few times we should play our best 4/5 bowlers away & at least from 2017-2021 they were consistently top 4 in all conditions!

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7 minutes ago, Majestic said:

What are their SENA bowling averages overseas? 

 

38 or 40??

Most of the games we've played away, except in Oz, have been specially curated for seamers! We can be just as critical of them as we should but check the stats of opposition spinners as well, in most of the games we didn't even have a chance (with spin) because the games got over in 3 days with opposition pacers running through our top order.

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7 minutes ago, R!TTER said:

Most of the games we've played away, except in Oz, have been specially curated for seamers! We can be just as critical of them as we should but check the stats of opposition spinners as well, in most of the games we didn't even have a chance (with spin) because the games got over in 3 days with opposition pacers running through our top order.

They are definitely among the top 3 spinners of this generation alongwith Nathan Lyon. That's not a debate. But are they Shane Warne or Glenn McGrath? That's debatable.

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3 minutes ago, Majestic said:

They are definitely among the top 3 spinners of this generation alongwith Nathan Lyon. That's not a debate. But are they Shane Warne or Glenn McGrath? That's debatable.

There was a stat I saw on reddit, I think last night, in the past DRS era the home team have more lbw going their way than the opposition! This change is particularly stark post 2001/02 - post DRS, that timelines because around 2001/02 we started having two neutral umpires. If you saw my post in the other thread, about Harbhajan, I also posted highlights of the 2004 series loss - the neutral umpires were *ing incompetent & frankly plain biased against us. They used to get too influenced by appeals & McWarne also benefitted from their reputation. Which is not to say we got more howlers than anyone out there - but McWarne got more marginal (or howlers) in their favor than say other combinations pre DRS era. The home umpire/pre 2001/02 & post DRS stats are much closer in comparison. With DRS we probably win the 2008 SCG test, as Symonds was clearly out, & I can count many such instances where the so called neutral umpires screwed us over!

 

As an addendum to that I'll also add that overall, including LO, they're the best bowling pair in the history of the game! Just for tests though Ashwin/Jadeja is a killer combo, especially in Asia.

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40 minutes ago, Gollum said:

Jadeja is the GOAT tormentor of Aussies. Look at how brainlessly they played today, mentally they are already shot when they see Jaddu with the ball.

Has best figures v Aus since 1900. Even in Aus he averages 21

 

and then some important batting contributions :hatsoff:

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Most of the cricketing world play on non-turners so probably they don’t even care for such pitches, where they would only play a handful of tests every few years. 

 

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56 minutes ago, Majestic said:

They are definitely among the top 3 spinners of this generation alongwith Nathan Lyon. That's not a debate. But are they Shane Warne or Glenn McGrath? That's debatable.

They are better than Shane warne who was a can in India. In Asia both are better. In sena Warne is better.

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If you're looking at the overall package - bat+ball, I'll rate them over McWarne in tests! Without them we probably lose 10-12 of the last 15 series wins at home. Our batting has been seriously sh!t for a really long period of time.

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20 minutes ago, R!TTER said:

If you're looking at the overall package - bat+ball, I'll rate them over McWarne in tests! Without them we probably lose 10-12 of the last 15 series wins at home. Our batting has been seriously sh!t for a really long period of time.

 

yeah they have not only won us matches but saved careers of many including Kohli.

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