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Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Suhaan said:

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Being eggsperienced /oldie has its own perks in Indian cricket

This dadu might end up coaching youngstas like koolie rohit

 

Raman was of the the guys who was instrumental in bringing Kartik Tyagi to the fore. 

 

He was talking very excitedly about Tyagi and his extra pace. 

 

But he may lack ruthlessness or stature to have his way and jump the queue. 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Suhaan said:

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Being eggsperienced /oldie has its own perks in Indian cricket

This dadu might end up coaching youngstas like koolie rohit

Bhai, Raman is one of the most vocal supporters of fast bowling in this country. Sure he may not be able to get his way like Gambo but he is still better than most Indian coaches. Raman and Bharat Arun are good friends as well. 

 

No one should get anything unopposed, otherwise complacency may set in, even for Gambhir. 

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Gambo has to get Bharat Arun back into the fold, KKR connection might come in handy. Cruel to imagine a situation where Mayank, Harshit, Kartik, Umran will get mentored by some trundler loving piece of ****. Also Abhishek Nayar, can help get the best out of youngsters. 

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1 hour ago, express bowling said:

 

Raman was of the the guys who was instrumental in bringing Kartik Tyagi to the fore. 

 

He was talking very excitedly about Tyagi and his extra pace. 

 

But he may lack ruthlessness or stature to have his way and jump the queue. 

 

57 minutes ago, Gollum said:

Bhai, Raman is one of the most vocal supporters of fast bowling in this country. Sure he may not be able to get his way like Gambo but he is still better than most Indian coaches. Raman and Bharat Arun are good friends as well. 

 

No one should get anything unopposed, otherwise complacency may set in, even for Gambhir. 

both of you are right and what you have mentioned is absolutely true,we aren't sure about things until we see them

Maybe Raman is good maybe Gambhir,

Gambhir seems more acquainted with current modern needs,yes Raman too should be in the fold for his love for pace

Raman was the first person who pointed Gills huge flaws

Technically apt,but let Gambhir have his time

We thought Dravid will be great he but turned out as a sheep

Gambhir ,hope he doesn't disappoint

Posted
1 hour ago, cowboysfan said:

apparently they want different coaches for red and white ball cricket but not sure GG will agree to that.

GG himself wants different teams for different formats

Different coaches?don't think kanjus BCCI will appoint different coaches ,if they had their way they would have coached u19  to women team to senior men side by GG

Posted
1 minute ago, Lord said:

No coach can do anything until sooperstars are out or their wings clipped.

Then BCCI should never breastfeed potential sheluperstars and they eventually turned into sideharming giant individuals (bigger than anything else even the team itself)

Means shelve the brand building culture,no shuperstarrr no evil

Posted
25 minutes ago, Suhaan said:

 

both of you are right and what you have mentioned is absolutely true,we aren't sure about things until we see them

Maybe Raman is good maybe Gambhir,

Gambhir seems more acquainted with current modern needs,yes Raman too should be in the fold for his love for pace

Raman was the first person who pointed Gills huge flaws

Technically apt,but let Gambhir have his time

We thought Dravid will be great he but turned out as a sheep

Gambhir ,hope he doesn't disappoint

I want Gambhir to get the job. But shouldn't become one unopposed, competition is always good. 

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But TOI understands that the new management is all set to look beyond the veterans and build a fresh team for the shortest format. Established stars like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah will now be focusing on the longer formats with the WTC and ICC Champions Trophy next year in mind.

 

 

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/fresh-faces-likely-to-be-picked-in-indian-team-for-zimbabwe-t20is/amp_articleshow/111101909.cms

 

 

 

 

 

 

So, basically, established stars are expected to keep playing the big tournaments irrespective of current ability and form. Rinse and repeat.

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Posted
17 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

But TOI understands that the new management is all set to look beyond the veterans and build a fresh team for the shortest format. Established stars like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah will now be focusing on the longer formats with the WTC and ICC Champions Trophy next year in mind.

 

 

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/fresh-faces-likely-to-be-picked-in-indian-team-for-zimbabwe-t20is/amp_articleshow/111101909.cms

 

 

 

 

 

 

So, basically, established stars are expected to keep playing the big tournaments irrespective of current ability and form. Rinse and repeat.

 

 

Does this mean Rohit is going to play the champions Trophy too? What the fukkk is wrong with these leeches? :facepalm:

Posted
44 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

But TOI understands that the new management is all set to look beyond the veterans and build a fresh team for the shortest format. Established stars like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah will now be focusing on the longer formats with the WTC and ICC Champions Trophy next year in mind.

 

 

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/fresh-faces-likely-to-be-picked-in-indian-team-for-zimbabwe-t20is/amp_articleshow/111101909.cms

 

 

 

 

 

 

So, basically, established stars are expected to keep playing the big tournaments irrespective of current ability and form. Rinse and repeat.

I dont want *n kohli in any format.

Posted
58 minutes ago, Norman said:

 

 

Does this mean Rohit is going to play the champions Trophy too? What the fukkk is wrong with these leeches? :facepalm:

These motherchords are shameless of highest order

Posted
On 6/20/2024 at 3:59 PM, Norman said:

 

 

Does this mean Rohit is going to play the champions Trophy too? What the fukkk is wrong with these leeches? :facepalm:

That's why I didn't take T20 retirements seriously. This is just the way to prolong their career in other formats..

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Rohit will be 40 by the time 2027 WC comes, Kohli will be 39. We  play very few ODIs nowadays. Time to groom youngsters is now.

 

If we take them to CT next year, new guys like Jaiswal, Rinku, Sai Sudarshan will get 10-15 ODIs (max) before the WC which is not ideal. 

 

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