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100 percent agree with what he is saying players failure on the field should determine their “career” … 

 

the OP should read Ashwin calls for himself , rohit and Kohli to retire ASAP

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31 minutes ago, figo6762 said:

100 percent agree with what he is saying players failure on the field should determine their “career” … 

 

the OP should read Ashwin calls for himself , rohit and Kohli to retire ASAP

Hain!! Ye kab bola 

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Just now, vvvslaxman said:

 

Vadapav owns that through and through. 80%. He messed up everything he touched.  Toss decision, Field placement, batting, fielding, team selection you name it.

All 4 seniors are to blame Ashwin Vadapav Chokli and Fraudeja.

 

Vadapav obviously biggest culprit no two ways about it.

That loss in B'lore is solely on him.  T

Ridiculous Toss decision.  

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12 minutes ago, Number said:

Ashwin and Jadeja are 2 players I have some sympathy for. These 2 were the guys who built this streak of 18 straight series wins with the ball and even saving our asses with the bat everytime we were in trouble.

It surely must be hurting them badly no doubt. 

Real culprits are top order batters.

 

 

Once Jadeja and Ashwin leave somebody will be under pressure maintain that streak since spinners play a major role here. India had major escapes recently due to batting from lower order.  Moment lower order didn't show up we were brutally exposed. Sundar is a great pressure player. But he has to prove this over a longer period. 

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2 hours ago, Need4Speed said:

I criticize them more for not grooming next batters..next gen of fast bowlers and spinners..

You see just 1-2 players here and there and pathetic domestic quality..

Succession planning does not exist in BCCI annals, it is actually looked down upon and deliberately avoided. Once they are in the hot seat ,and that incudes everyone from players to coaches to management, they make sure that no one else comes close to the hot seat so that they can milk it forever and ever, even with one leg in the casket they do not want to vacate the hot seat.

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22 minutes ago, Sandz said:

Succession planning does not exist in BCCI annals, it is actually looked down upon and deliberately avoided. Once they are in the hot seat ,and that incudes everyone from players to coaches to management, they make sure that no one else comes close to the hot seat so that they can milk it forever and ever, even with one leg in the casket they do not want to vacate the hot seat.

 

There were enough indications. Most of these guys have been playing more than a decade.  Rohit close to 20 years. They knew even 3 years back they will all be on the wrong side of 30s at the same time.  So transition was not handled well. As you approach 35 and beyond chances you get should be less not more. OUr BCCI does the opposite way. THey give the most opportunities to the guys who are in their twilight phase and discards the youngsters immediately.

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6 hours ago, vvvslaxman said:

 

 

Once Jadeja and Ashwin leave somebody will be under pressure maintain that streak since spinners play a major role here. India had major escapes recently due to batting from lower order.  Moment lower order didn't show up we were brutally exposed. Sundar is a great pressure player. But he has to prove this over a longer period. 

Streak is over so there is no pressure to maintain the streak now.

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7 hours ago, vvvslaxman said:

 

Vadapav owns that through and through. 80%. He messed up everything he touched.  Toss decision, Field placement, batting, fielding, team selection you name it.

All 4 seniors are to be blamed.  Ashwin as a spinner (on Indian soil) can't escape criticism.  The way he allowed no. 9 batter Southe to smash 70 from 45 balls in a test match is not something which can be forgotten/forgivable.  (Same Southe who had failed to last more than 5 balls in any innings against lankan spinners) 

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4 hours ago, vvvslaxman said:

 

There were enough indications. Most of these guys have been playing more than a decade.  Rohit close to 20 years. They knew even 3 years back they will all be on the wrong side of 30s at the same time.  So transition was not handled well. As you approach 35 and beyond chances you get should be less not more. OUr BCCI does the opposite way. THey give the most opportunities to the guys who are in their twilight phase and discards the youngsters immediately.

Aptly put, when our pacers were in prime we had 4 fast bowlers in Tests supporting Ash & Jaddu.

Bumrah was available to be used exclusively in SENA countries as Umesh was enough to rattle the opposition in the home conditions. 

 

Now Ishant and Umesh are gone and we have just one replacement in the form of spring chicken Siraj. Akashdeep isnt trusted by Rohit and hence is underbowled in every test he has played so far.

 

Now our batters have gone old, so is our spinners and so does the pacers. Even the replacements playing in A team are around 29-30 years old. Not many under 22-23 players are given opportunities.

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