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A hat trick of golden ducks (this SKY has a limit)


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Never seen anything like this. Last time when I saw something like this was Agarkar’s ducks in Australia (got like 5 or so ducks in a row). But this is the first time, I have seen 3 golden ducks in a row!

 

Bad luck is probably the best to describe this as SKY obviously is a much better player than this. 

Posted (edited)
7 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

It's not bad luck, rather lack of defense is being exposed.

 

In that case, he would be getting out more regularly on the first ball, which he isn't apart from in this series. 

 

A lack of defense has not resulted in a hat trick of golden ducks in a series frequently even for tailenders. 

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Posted
1 minute ago, zen said:

 

In that case, he would be getting out more regularly on the first ball, which he isn't apart from in this series. 

 

A lack of defense has not resulted in golden ducks even for tailenders. 

 

That's why it can't be attributed to luck. Most batsmen can avoid it most of the time. It's just very poor game awareness.

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1 minute ago, Trichromatic said:

 

That's why it can't be attributed to luck. Most batsmen can avoid it most of the time. It's just very poor game awareness.

 

I don't think so. He has shown good game awareness on multiple occasions. 

Posted
15 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

It's not bad luck, rather lack of defense is being exposed.

Inexcusable shot selection today.  This was tailormade for him to contribute a handy 40 odd.  And he shat himself. 

 

Not good enough.

Posted

Overrated T20 hack..I mean that's not a bad thing at all but the adulation he gets for those 70(30) knocks in low pressure games is just beyond cringe worthy.

 

The fact that he has played Test cricket before the likes of Gaikwad, Sarfraz etc shows how brain dead this team management really is.

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I don't want to write him off yet. He is a force to be reckoned with. He has a good head on shoulders, good game awareness and nerves of steel. He will comeback strong.

Posted
27 minutes ago, Insidious said:

He is not an ODI player  and has done nothing in ODIs to warrant selection. What is this obsession to select players that can play three formats.

did you expect any different after SKY was selected for the Test squad... at this point domestic tournaments for specific formats are meaningless.. kisi ko bhi kahan se utha lo

Posted
32 minutes ago, Lord said:

Has all the skills but not patience required.

 

Has to give first 10 balls to the bowler

Hot got out first ball defending Starc, I did not watch today, how did he get out.

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, zen said:

 

I don't think so. He has shown good game awareness on multiple occasions. 

Honestly what kind of game awareness makes you try to slash the very first ball you get when you have two golden ducks behind you & the very next ball after highest scorer for India in the game got out instead of defending?

Edited by IndianRenegade
Posted
2 hours ago, sandeep said:

Inexcusable shot selection today.  This was tailormade for him to contribute a handy 40 odd.  And he shat himself. 

 

Not good enough.

 

Stubbornness, perhaps?  There was an article about him titled "I did it my way and it worked."  And he thinks his way will keep working, no matter the circumstance.

 

Here's my non-expert question:  What is the major difference between ODI and T20 cricket that is causing this non-transferability of his skill?  I mean, he has consistently (from the very first T20I ball he faced) done whatever he likes in T20 matches.  Why can it not be replicated?  Are the formats *that* different?

 

Having said all that, find that dumba$$ who started the thread about SKY being a national treasure and slap him.  Bakwaas :-).

Posted
13 minutes ago, putrevus said:

Hot got out first ball defending Starc, I did not watch today, how did he get out.

playing a cut shot on a straight ball.

 

Starc one was too good. But gotta control what you can

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