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What beef u have with israel.. have u joined psec board officialy or what :--D
i have nothing against isreal, its just that india a should be playing with teams which can atleast compete. a team which gets 53 all out & loses in 6 overs doesnt look to be competitive. but i can understand the purpose of spreading cricket in isreal
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i have nothing against isreal' date=' its just that india a should be playing with teams which can atleast compete. a team which gets 53 all out & loses in 6 overs doesnt look to be competitive. but i can understand the purpose of spreading cricket in isreal
why do u need to spread it in israel? :dontknow:
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India A wins the series vs Israel Jul 15, 2008 1:47 | Updated Jul 15, 2008 2:09 Israel XI improves but is beaten again by India A By JEREMY LAST The Israel Invitation XI put in a far improved performance in the second one day match against India A at Ashdod on Monday, but was still beaten by 80 runs by its superior opponent. After capitulating for just 52 runs on Sunday, the Israel team will be proud of scoring 233 all out in its innings, but was still well short of India's 313 for five. India A now leads the three-match series 2-0 and the Israel Invitation XI will only have pride to play for in the third and final match at Ashdod on Wednesday. "It was an excellent performance and I hope for even better in the final match," Israel Cricket Association chairman Stanley Perlman said. The series was organized as part of the celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the State of Israel. The Israel team is made up of Jewish cricketers from all round the world, including former South African international Adam Bacher. Bacher put in a superb batting performance for the hosts, scoring 74 runs off 57 balls in an innings which included a massive eight sixes. Jonty Rhodes, one of the best fielders the game has known, was also included in the squad but retired injured on Monday after scoring three runs before pulling a hamstring. He was adjudged run out. The Indian team, which includes fringe players and those who have caught the eye of the Indian selection committee during the recent Indian Premier League tournament, won the toss and elected to bat. M. Vijay top-scored for the visitors with 76 runs while Cheteshwar Pujara, the 20-year old who finished as the 2006 Under-19 World Cup's highest scorer, was not far behind with 74 runs. Rajat Bhatia showed his all round skills by scoring 55 with the bat, before taking three Israeli wickets. After India A completed its 50 overs the Israelis came into bat full of confidence. While Bacher took control, Molins was also impressive, scoring 55. But the opening pair could not do enough to inspire their teammates to victory and the Israelis were bowled out far off their target. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I didn't know that Jhonty Rhodes was playing for Israel!!! :eek: But what sort of a series is that? Have the players gone there just to play three one dayers? Or are they going to play some 3 day matches too? Only if BCCI had a site to tell us about these things!!!
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AIS v India , 50 overs, Round I, 15 Jul Today the first round of one day of the tournament was played and India has defeated AIS by 5 wickets with 7.4 overs to spare.

Dhawan has scored 75 runs but Badri stood till the end, unbeaten with 83 runs to his name. Tiwari surprisingly came at #5 and scored 24 runs while Nayar scored 41 runs at #4. But there is some mistake certainly in the scorecard since it says: FOW:14(S Dhawan) 140(A Rahane) 201(A Nayar) 243(M Tiwari) 267(V Kohli) Earlier, India was penalised 6 runs for slow over rate, Pankaj Singh took the first three wickets and Misra took 2 wicket including that of the ton-hitter keeper of AIS, Wade. Badri and Trivedi took a wicket each which Gony went wicketless and was quite expensive too. In the other match, NZ defeated SA when they successfully chased the target of 94 set by the Proteas in just 27.4 overs.
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i cant c the scorecard, but nice to c dhawan score 75 :D amit mishra looked impressive again. this time, he took 2/31 off his 10 overs against the strong looking AIS side

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Vijay and Pujara star in 90-run win Rajat Bhatia continued his form from the first game, picking up three wickets and scoring an unbeaten half-century as India A beat the Israel Invitational XI by 90 runs in Ashdod. M Vijay and Cheteshwar Pujara added 126 together as India set Israel an imposing target of 314. More... Israel v India A, 2nd match, Ashdod Vijay and Pujara star in 90-run win Cricinfo staff July 14, 2008 India A 313 for 5 (Vijay 77, Pujara 73, Bhatia 55*) beat Israel Invitational XI 223 (Bacher 74, Molins 55, Vinay Kumar 4-33, Bhatia 3-35) by 90 runs Rajat Bhatia continued his form from the first game, picking up three wickets and scoring an unbeaten half-century as India A beat the Israel Invitational XI by 90 runs in Ashdod. M Vijay and Cheteshwar Pujara added 126 together as India set Israel an imposing target of 314. But unlike the first game, where they were bowled out for 52, Israel put up a good show, with half-centuries from Adam Bacher and Jason Molins. R Vinay Kumar and Bhatia shared seven wickets between them as Israel were bowled out for 223 in 46 overs. Bacher and Molins held out for a while with a 115-run partnership but Israel's poor start - 56 for 3 in 17 overs - meant the two batsmen were fighting in vain. The hosts also suffered a setback when Jonty Rhodes, batting with a runner because of injury, was dismissed for three.

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Anyone have any insight about Pankaj Singh? He's got the physical abilities but can someone provide me info as to what pace/speed he bowls at and his strengths/weakenesses? Thanks in advance.

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i don't see Raina in this ..is he not playing?? if he is playing...how much did he score..?
does anyone know what happened to raina? is he even there in aus?
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Anyone have any insight about Pankaj Singh? He's got the physical abilities but can someone provide me info as to what pace/speed he bowls at and his strengths/weakenesses? Thanks in advance.
pankaj singh is tall & strongly built, was there in the squad for the test matches against aus, he doesnt bowl at too much of a pace, is usually in the 130s, and his strength is mainly swing, he has a good outswinger & inswinger. was impressive last year in the zim & kenya tour with india a
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pankaj singh is tall & strongly built' date=' was there in the squad for the test matches against aus, he doesnt bowl at too much of a pace, is usually in the 130s, and his strength is mainly swing, he has a good outswinger & inswinger. was impressive last year in the zim & kenya tour with india a[/quote'] Indeed. He seems to be adept at bowling in 4 day cricket on flat pitches, as for Rajasthan and in Africa for India A - this tour of Australia should help him to hone his ODI skills on lively pitches. Good to see Pankaj get a chance to work on several parts of his game.
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heres the article from cricketnext.com -

Badrinath, Dhawan shine in Australia Cricketnext.com Posted on Jul 15, 2008 at 17:03 | Updated Jul 15, 2008 at 17:59 Comments Email Print Tags: cricket, india, badrinath PCB suspends Asif for failing dope test India not losing sleep over Mendis: Kumble Shoaib in, Asif out of Champs Trophy list BCCI in no mood to change England itinerary Asif should be ready for two-year ban IPL-style EPL gets players' backing India A seal series with 90-run demolition Dhoni gets security from women, by women Mumbai: An unbeaten 83 by skipper S Badrinath and a quick-fire 75 by opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan helped India A crush the Australian Institute of Sports (AIS) by six wickets with still ten overs to spare in the One-Day tournament of the ongoing Emerging Players Tournament at the Redlands Cricket Ground in Brisbane on Tuesday. Batting first AIS amassed 269 for seven, with wicketkeeper-batsman M Wade scoring 115. For India-A medium pacer Pankaj Singh took three for 58 while leg spinner Amit Mishra, continued from where he had left off in the T20 game against South Africa, with figures of to for 31, a BCCI release said on Tuesday. Even though India lost Ajinkya Rahane early, the second wicket pair of Shikhar Dhawan and skipper Badrinath batted beautifully. Dhawan reached 75 before being dismissed while Badrinath remained unbeaten on 83. Abhishek Nayar and Manoj Tiwary maintained the momentum with cameos of 41 and 24 respectively and contributed to India A’s victory.
i do hope badrinath & dhawan do well in this tournament & kick out robin uthappa & rohit sharma from the odi team. i would like to c both badrinath & dhawan in the champions trophy squad later this year. although dhawan isnt in the 30-probables, but that shouldnt matter much as players outside the probables can also be selected, it happened recently with sehwag in the aus tour as well
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incase u guys dont know, but the AIS team has 2 indian players from the mrf academy. this raymond guy in the ais team is an indian. and his full name is aaron varun raymond. the other indian in the ais team is skand dinesh vohra

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Amits...you do know a lot about cricket..and cricketers..and you keep a tab on not only indian players..but you have sound knowledge of players of other countries as well...:two_thumbs_up:
Sandeep, You didn't read the post #53 of this thread? Why do I keep posting these news, if no one bothers to read it!!:roll: Okay, lesson learnt!!
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Sandeep, You didn't read the post #53 of this thread? Why do I keep posting these news, if no one bothers to read it!!:roll: Okay, lesson learnt!!
yaar come on...i read all your posts...and read #53 post again... there is no mention of Raina there... there is only one team from india..which is playing in Australia.. and Badrinath is the captain....when Patel returned to india...and Raina was sent as his replacement.. Now i see all other players playing...but Nor Raina..?

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