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Just now, Lone Wolf said:

Naman Dhir would have been awesome to have.

Needs more IPL exposure though 

 

yeah not sure what they saw in Badoni

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Just now, Nikhil_cric said:

These powerhitters - Nehal, Ramandeep, Shashank Singh, Ashutosh Sharma type cannot be judged on Indian T20 pitches which are sped up with 0 grip. 

 

 

Most T20 pitches are pattas around the world

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Just now, Nikhil_cric said:

These powerhitters - Nehal, Ramandeep, Shashank Singh, Ashutosh Sharma type cannot be judged on Indian T20 pitches which are sped up with 0 grip. 

 

Similar pitches in Australia and South Africa these days ..even England 

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1 minute ago, Lone Wolf said:

Similar pitches in Australia and South Africa these days ..even England 

Bro, there is more bounce or grip or something to work with. At least bigger dimensions are there.  Not to mention, you can't play extra batter etc. 

 

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Just now, Nikhil_cric said:

Bro, there is more bounce or grip or something to work with. Not to mention, you can't play extra batter etc. 

 

South Africa is heaven for T20 cricket.... Ultra fast outfields of Highveld+ Thin air due to altitude+ ball travels and Flat pitches of Joburg Centurion and Cape Town (white ball cricket)

 

Australia too is pretty good to bat as we have seen in bilateral (,but big grounds,) &, England is always flat.

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Just now, Lone Wolf said:

South Africa is heaven for T20 cricket.... Ultra fast outfields of Highveld+ Thin air due to altitude+ ball travels and Flat pitches of Joburg Centurion and Cape Town (white ball cricket)

 

Australia too is pretty good to bat as we have seen in bilateral (,but big grounds,) &, England is always flat.

The Highveld is. But not all grounds are like that. Adelaide during the day is very slow .

 

MCG has bounce and movement as does Perth.  We saw that during World T20 

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