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Are we a non-innovative or non-inventive Cricket nation ?


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Posted
4 minutes ago, Chaos said:


nooo this one was against pak…it was a wide and his bat no where near the bat n he raised his hand right away..it was a test match

 

I'm responding to a post that mentions the shoulder before the wicket. see before you type

Posted
Just now, Real McCoy said:

 

I'm responding to a post that mentions the shoulder before the wicket. see before you type


respect ur elders :whack3:

Posted
4 minutes ago, Ultimate_Game said:

 

That Sydney Test and the series was a joke

 

This they really cheated not sure about the 99 one. It could also be aggressive appealing that only Aus were allowed to do back then. When India tried it, 5 of our players were banned from a test in SA. What's his name? Mike Denness or some similar name

Posted
Just now, Real McCoy said:

 

This they really cheated not sure about the 99 one. It could also be aggressive appealing that only Aus were allowed to do back then. When India tried it, 5 of our players were banned from a test in SA. What's his name? Mike Denness or some similar name


tell them to ban ONE player now…we can use w rly good chucker n still get away with it…. BCCI power!

Posted
19 minutes ago, Real McCoy said:

 

This they really cheated not sure about the 99 one. It could also be aggressive appealing that only Aus were allowed to do back then. When India tried it, 5 of our players were banned from a test in SA. What's his name? Mike Denness or some similar name

 

We would've lost the 99 series but the poor decisions clearly targeting SRT left a poor taste in the mouth. They didn't need to do it. However, 2008 series is when they really came into their own as they could've lost the series without umpires' intervention. The Denness case in SA is the straw which broke the camel's back. That racist @$$hole banned the player playing his 1st Test match (Sehwag) for over-appealing. And you used to get likes of Donald abuse you to your face for mins without any punishment.

 

These 2 incidents - Sydney and the Mike Denness one - is what made BCCI give no phucks and start pulling their weight. They finally figured it out that Western/gora bloc wouldn't respect you no matter what and you had to fight them no matter what.

Posted
2 hours ago, Nikhil_cric said:

The swinging ball is bowled by quite a few spinners with the new ball - Mujeeb, Akeal Hosein , Imad Wasim etc. 

Yeah but I think Ashwin started it.

Posted
47 minutes ago, Ultimate_Game said:

 

That Sydney Test and the series was a joke

Yes it was

 

46 minutes ago, Chaos said:


india should have walked away

I agree. That twat Hayden was the one who started all the racial vilification lies and then in an interview did a racist impression of Indians.  The Aussie media even started talking about which caste the players were.  I *ing hate them.

Posted
1 minute ago, maggot_brain said:

Yes it was

 

I agree. That twat Hayden was the one who started all the racial vilification lies and then in an interview did a racist impression of Indians.  The Aussie media even started talking about which caste the players were.  I *ing hate them.


now that hayden sucks indian d^kkkks for ipl n commentating stints. How times aged in our stature in cricket though!

Posted
9 hours ago, Real McCoy said:

 

You're getting old laloo. That was bucknor not aleem dar. dar was a decent umpire

No it wasn't. Looks like I got the wrong terrorist.

 

57.4 this time Lee gets his man, he pitches short of a length and gets Tendulkar back in the crease, playing down the wrong line, the ball hit him on the top of the pad and at the time of contact Tendulkar was jumping in the air, Lee appeals confidently and umpire Rauf eventually raises the finger ... replays show it was indeed high and going over the top of the stumps ... Tendulkar shakes his head as he walks off 198/3

Posted
1 minute ago, Laaloo said:

No it wasn't. Looks like I got the wrong terrorist.

 

57.4 this time Lee gets his man, he pitches short of a length and gets Tendulkar back in the crease, playing down the wrong line, the ball hit him on the top of the pad and at the time of contact Tendulkar was jumping in the air, Lee appeals confidently and umpire Rauf eventually raises the finger ... replays show it was indeed high and going over the top of the stumps ... Tendulkar shakes his head as he walks off 198/3


how is ur veggie dinner? What did u have?

Posted
17 hours ago, Number said:

In the list of all major inventions and innovations in the game I don't see anything that Indians have come up with.

 

Doosra, Reverse Swing, Switch Hit, Over the rope catching, stuff like Bazball, Googly, Mental disintegration by Sledging, Slinger actions, Scoop shots, 360 degree shot range etc all came from countries other than India.

 

I feel this is concerning because as a nation whose cricket playing population is probably 2-3 times of all other nations put together we should have invented a few new tricks or techniques.

 

Credit to Ashwin he is fighting for normalisation of Mankad run out.:p:

 

Where do you think the problem is ?

Do Indian coaches at grassroot level discourage innovation ? Do selectors give too much importance to being technically correct and not effective ? Or players lack the drive to innovate ?

 

Pretty much this. A batsman like sky is an exception rather than the norm as an eg, completely self taught. Most Gymkhana cricket coaches will make you do laps as punishment if you bat like he dies or don't play textbook shots. Indian batsmen not playing sweep is also due to grassroots coaching. 

 

Posted
54 minutes ago, Sandz said:

Kachra invented a new bowling style but BCCI never adopted it.

Burning effigies was a great idea/adaption for not just cricket but for all sports fans from Indian fans.

Whenever our team does badly I always wonder why this thing went out of fashion.:giggle:

Posted
58 minutes ago, Number said:

Burning effigies was a great idea/adaption for not just cricket but for all sports fans from Indian fans.

Whenever our team does badly I always wonder why this thing went out of fashion.:giggle:

If Jay shah gets into the effigy business this might come back with a bang. 

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