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Rohit Sharma Out of Perth Test!


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Posted
11 hours ago, Lone Wolf said:

Probably one test where we badly needed him.  No one is equipped to play Fast paced bounce more  than him 

Damn.

Where you get that impression ,he is best in bouncy condition when was the last time he scored in any bouncy pitch recently he was sit@@ in SA that was Kohli who scored in SA. And had a Perth test hundred along with 8 test hundreds in SA and Aus Vadapav has none 

Posted
1 hour ago, rkt.india said:

Rahane makes a comeback

Just as a non playing cap sure, yet to lose a test to Oz in 5(?) games he captained :flute:

Posted
54 minutes ago, VT87 said:

Where you get that impression ,he is best in bouncy condition when was the last time he scored in any bouncy pitch recently he was sit@@ in SA that was Kohli who scored in SA. And had a Perth test hundred along with 8 test hundreds in SA and Aus Vadapav has none 

Vadapav definately has the game to do well in Perth.  Not saying Kohli can't but he is a survival mode player these days.  His lack of cut and backfoot punch will be exploited by Australia in Perth.

RGS would have provided a quick start as well.

 

Posted
2 hours ago, cowboysfan said:

who is the replacement opener? I think its one of the TN boys.

Easwaran,
He is as Tamilian as Shreyas Iyer. Born and brought up in Dehradun, playing for Bengal.

Posted (edited)

Misogynist losers spamming the thread.

 

Junk of the world, sab ke sab do kaudi ke jaahil.

 

That woman sacrificed her whole career for Sharma, going with him to every tour and trophies and he takes one test off and thats a big issue for these jaahils.

 

Doob maro.

Edited by Adamant
Posted

What a shame. This forum has turned into a gathering ground for negativity. No surprise there, though—it's been a trend to constantly find someone to abuse or criticize, all because some frustrated individuals (all these jokers know who they are) seem to have nothing better to do with their time. Now, they’re hating on a guy who has given everything to the national team for over 15 years, just because he’s prioritizing his family. Shame on each one of you.

 

Family comes before everything, and both BCCI and Rohit have made the right decision, just as they did with Kohli on the last tour. Kudos to everyone involved for handling such personal matters with the sensitivity they truly deserve.

Posted

What the * are you two talking about? These *s are literally paid millions of dollars, and it's a privilege to play for India; that last guy also took a happy chummy leave on the last tour! How many people can afford to take these kinds of days off in our normal lives, how many laborers/workers, or even some well-off employees? This is typical fangirl mentality wherein almost everything is excused these days. The two *s also ran away from the last Eng tour, which we should've won, but of course that's also someone else's fault  :whack3:

Posted

There is nothing wrong if senior cricketers choose to play  test,venue they want to  play  .

But problem starts ,if they would have done the same while playing IPL.

 

The most important problem is that the team management make it certain that the player can just make a way back in playing 11.If a player has played well in his  absence ,,team management drops the next moment the senior player is back.

 

In the setup of our team young players ie Jaiswal,Jurel,Kishan,Sarfaraz ,Akashdeep are dropped even after match winning perfomance. 

Posted

Even if Rohit doesn't play in Perth, we need to accept he is already 37. Won't be around for long, I would ideally expect him to retire post WTC 2025 and passover the baton to someone else. He will be 38 by WTC.
India infact need to start planning for the post-retirement setup of Kohli, Rohit, Jadeja, Ashwin. All are on their last legs.

Bumrah can captain in Australia, Gill or Ashwin can be his deputy. No need of giving it to Pant (and add additional pressure on him) or to KL (doesn't even deserve a place in XI). 

 

Posted
4 minutes ago, singhvivek141 said:

Even if Rohit doesn't play in Perth, we need to accept he is already 37. Won't be around for long, I would ideally expect him to retire post WTC 2025 and passover the baton to someone else. He will be 38 by WTC.
India infact need to start planning for the post-retirement setup of Kohli, Rohit, Jadeja, Ashwin. All are on their last legs.

Bumrah can captain in Australia, Gill or Ashwin can be his deputy. No need of giving it to Pant (and add additional pressure on him) or to KL (doesn't even deserve a place in XI). 

 

Anyone but KL.

Posted
19 hours ago, Lone Wolf said:

Probably one test where we badly needed him.  No one is equipped to play Fast paced bounce more  than him 

Damn.

 

Thats only on white ball pattas. Guy has failed both in Aus and SA so far in red ball.

Posted
2 hours ago, saneindian said:

What a shame. This forum has turned into a gathering ground for negativity. No surprise there, though—it's been a trend to constantly find someone to abuse or criticize, all because some frustrated individuals (all these jokers know who they are) seem to have nothing better to do with their time. Now, they’re hating on a guy who has given everything to the national team for over 15 years, just because he’s prioritizing his family. Shame on each one of you.

 

Family comes before everything, and both BCCI and Rohit have made the right decision, just as they did with Kohli on the last tour. Kudos to everyone involved for handling such personal matters with the sensitivity they truly deserve.

 

looks like only Kohli and Rohit have families.

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