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14 hours ago, Gollum said:

Nobody expected Jadeja to turn out the way he did. He was seen as a joke/villain till 2013 BGT and CT corrected that image.

 

He is still a joke in T20 format. THey turned him into an all format player. Most of the criticism he gets are for other formats

 

Posted
11 hours ago, vvvslaxman said:

 

He is still a joke in T20 format. THey turned him into an all format player. Most of the criticism he gets are for other formats

 

 

Yeah if he only played Tests he'd not get hated.

 

Ashwin was also poor in LOIs but being dropped helped his legacy.

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48 minutes ago, Lord said:

 

Yeah if he only played Tests he'd not get hated.

 

Ashwin was also poor in LOIs but being dropped helped his legacy.

 

Ashwin was dumped in 2017 itself. 7 years back. He played very few games after that.  In world T20s he did a decent job. They should not have picked him in 2022 though. But he was a direct replacement of Jaddu. So didn't matter much.

 

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Posted
On 10/5/2024 at 5:50 AM, rkt.india said:

I did because of his accuracy and quick pace. I always knew seeing Pragyan Ojha bowl who was slow and loopy that on Indian jadeja could be much more handful.  When ball turns, accuracy and pace is the most important thing which Ojha lacked and Jadeja had. With Ojha, batsmen could easily come down the track to negate turn, which wasn't the case against Jadeja. Things could have been different had Jadeja played all four tests in that series against England. 

We lost 2 tests against England back to back after thrashing them in the first test. In both tests we won the toss elected to bat and scored over 300. In both tests we had 3 men spin attack. It was a real anomaly and I think it coincided with the prime era of Cook and Pietersen as batsmen. Dont forget just a year before England had anninhilated Aus in away ashes 3-1 ( won all 3 matches by an innings which is unbelievable against aus at their den)!and if I remember in one test they scored 500 plus for loss of 1 wicket with Cook scoring a double. Pietersen scored a double century in adelaide and i think Trott acored a daddy hundred as well. So they came to India well prepared and we were reeling from the 8-0 loss away against England and Australia. Pujara was being hailed as our saviour and our other batsmen including Sehwag Gambhir Sachin was in their last legs.. so credit where it is due.. swann panesar outbowled our spinners… we were meek and never took them on.. we let them settle in.. lessons learned since then.. 

Posted
On 10/7/2024 at 4:07 AM, neel roy said:

We lost 2 tests against England back to back after thrashing them in the first test. In both tests we won the toss elected to bat and scored over 300. In both tests we had 3 men spin attack. It was a real anomaly and I think it coincided with the prime era of Cook and Pietersen as batsmen. Dont forget just a year before England had anninhilated Aus in away ashes 3-1 ( won all 3 matches by an innings which is unbelievable against aus at their den)!and if I remember in one test they scored 500 plus for loss of 1 wicket with Cook scoring a double. Pietersen scored a double century in adelaide and i think Trott acored a daddy hundred as well. So they came to India well prepared and we were reeling from the 8-0 loss away against England and Australia. Pujara was being hailed as our saviour and our other batsmen including Sehwag Gambhir Sachin was in their last legs.. so credit where it is due.. swann panesar outbowled our spinners… we were meek and never took them on.. we let them settle in.. lessons learned since then.. 

Both the 2010-11 Aus series and 2012 Ind series also coincided with Aus/Ind in transition. Came back next time and got hammered by a younger team.

 

 

Posted

After looking at recent RSA and Pak pitches, even rank turners are preferable. Neither do you get bored to death, nor a result in just 92 overs as happened in Cape Town. 

Posted
3 hours ago, Gollum said:

After looking at recent RSA and Pak pitches, even rank turners are preferable. Neither do you get bored to death, nor a result in just 92 overs as happened in Cape Town. 

Indian pitches I dare to say are now the best. We pick 3 pacers with seam swing availabke in 2 days. Even James anderson got wickets in the india series. Bumrah showd if you bend your backs you can get the result..and on day 4-5 the pitch spins.. perfect pitches 

Posted
6 minutes ago, neel roy said:

Indian pitches I dare to say are now the best. We pick 3 pacers with seam swing availabke in 2 days. Even James anderson got wickets in the india series. Bumrah showd if you bend your backs you can get the result..and on day 4-5 the pitch spins.. perfect pitches 

When Indian curators get it right (60% of the time), best place to watch test cricket.

 

Support for pace, spin, runs, result oriented, fast outfield (value for runs), perfect balance between high tempo cricket as well as grinding, crowd atmosphere.....

Posted
1 hour ago, cowboysfan said:

no turner in Bengaluru but there has been rain pretty much every day mostly at night.this match is going to be affected by rain on all days.

Kane not playing. Double down and hammer them to kiwi pulp

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