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I dont understand why they need to prepare dustbowls like this...It is getting worse these days when the match is getting over within three days and it is becoming a bit of a lottery where anyone who turns is taking wickets. At lease prepare wickets where faster bowlers can also come into play. This is getting ridiculous.

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Just now, urbestfriend said:

I dont understand why they need to prepare dustbowls like this...It is getting worse these days when the match is getting over within three days and it is becoming a bit of a lottery where anyone who turns is taking wickets. At lease prepare wickets where faster bowlers can also come into play. This is getting ridiculous.

 

Fast bowlers made merry in first Test.

 

Any pitch is bad if you cant bat

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Rank turners = probably the most boring way to play cricket as well 

 

Makes heroes out of Ajaz, Santner, Phillips, Jadeja, Ashwin, Murali Karthik, Venkatpati Raju, Sunil Joshi, and so on. 
 

One of the reasons that I rate Mankad (one man show in a test in Eng), Chandra (won Ind series in Eng and WI), etc. highly! 

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Stop preparing skiddy pitches that turn at pace. No other Asian country does this

 

Ashwin keeps complaining about pitch not having pace etc. 

 

Either make good consistent  wickets or make slow turners like the ones PAK made recently or the ones SL often have. 

 

Will allow batters to bat for long and force spinners to earn their wickets. 

 

If it's a turning pitch, you have to make sure it's a pitch where the ball comes off slow and you have time to play off the backfoot 

 

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5 minutes ago, Nikhil_cric said:

Stop preparing skiddy pitches that turn at pace. No other Asian country does this

 

Ashwin keeps complaining about pitch not having pace etc. 

 

Either make good consistent  wickets or make slow turners like the ones PAK made recently or the ones SL often have. 

 

Will allow batters to bat for long and force spinners to earn their wickets. 

 

If it's a turning pitch, you have to make sure it's a pitch where the ball comes off slow and you have time to play off the backfoot 

 

 

 

This NZ has all the bases covered as they have great proper percenatage test cricketer who could guts it out. Generally these are low scoring affairs. So they are good enough to last long enough to make a competitive total

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5 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

 

 

This NZ has all the bases covered as they have great proper percenatage test cricketer who could guts it out. Generally these are low scoring affairs. So they are good enough to last long enough to make a competitive total

The pitches are diminishing the gap between the sides. 

 

SL made slow turners and smashed NZ comprehensively 

 

We lost on a freakish covered pitch in Bangalore and a scared BCCI/TM went out of the way to make these pitches. 

 

 

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I think after closely following our test cricket team and results we just need to prepare sporting tracks, depending on the ground prepare a track which has something for everyone. That will help us play away from home too, it may not give us home domination as much as the last one but overall will be beneficial for away yours and WTC also good for test cricket team.

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13 hours ago, Nikhil_cric said:

The pitches are diminishing the gap between the sides. 

 

SL made slow turners and smashed NZ comprehensively 

 

We lost on a freakish covered pitch in Bangalore and a scared BCCI/TM went out of the way to make these pitches. 

 

 

 

Current batting unit has extremely limited ability that they play well only flat pitch which eliminates the result of forcing a result. On a flat pitch Rachin Ravindra will make 200. Batsmen should be better than opposition as simple as that. 

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13 hours ago, Nikhil_cric said:

The pitches are diminishing the gap between the sides. 

 

SL made slow turners and smashed NZ comprehensively 

 

We lost on a freakish covered pitch in Bangalore and a scared BCCI/TM went out of the way to make these pitches. 

 

Pune also turned slow, so did Ahmedabad, you know when—can't use this *ing excuse every time when we're playing at home!

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54 minutes ago, R!TTER said:

Pune also turned slow, so did Ahmedabad, you know when—can't use this *ing excuse every time when we're playing at home!

Pune was variable in bounce and turn both.

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14 hours ago, Nikhil_cric said:

The pitches are diminishing the gap between the sides. 

 

SL made slow turners and smashed NZ comprehensively 

 

We lost on a freakish covered pitch in Bangalore and a scared BCCI/TM went out of the way to make these pitches. 

 

 

NZ would have smashed us on all pitches.

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13 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Pune was variable in bounce and turn both.

But it was slow enough unlike Mumbai which just rags like anything! If you just want flat decks then at least make sure to last 150 overs - oh wait :nevermind:

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21 minutes ago, sensible-indian said:

NZ would have smashed us on all pitches.

 

Exactly, if you can't bat one session and miss full tosses and get run out, no pitch can help you. If anything margin might have been bigger

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, sensible-indian said:

NZ would have smashed us on all pitches.

Considering the way Ashwin is bowling currently , that is a possibility. 

Edited by Nikhil_cric
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This same Mumbai pitch we beat them handily last time with Mayank scoring an impressive century and Ajaz taking 10-fer. That was after we complained that the Kanpur pitch where they survived by 1 wicket was too slow. 

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4 hours ago, rollingstoned said:

This same Mumbai pitch we beat them handily last time with Mayank scoring an impressive century and Ajaz taking 10-fer. That was after we complained that the Kanpur pitch where they survived by 1 wicket was too slow. 

 

Role of opener is very important. Any time our openers did well we did well in the Tets. Rohit made 3 centuries against South Africa. Murali Vijay was dominating for a period.  Against England Jaiswal showed up. First time we saw openers failing in every match. Then no.4 batting position is vital cog which is basically a walking wicket for us

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