Number Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 (edited) Since his match winning knocks in 2021 England tour he has shown some massive improvements in his test batting. In Australia he was vital in us winning in Perth and saving Gabba. Gave some clutch performances in CT this year. Also since Goenka scolded him publicly I see a lot of neutral people on internet turned towards his side. They saw it as a bad capitalist boss exploiting and humiliating a poor worker. Then he had a very good IPL this season which made people who hated Goenka's antics, like him even more. Also this series he was superb, made bowlers work hard for his wicket and did the main job of opener to blunt the new ball most of the time. On the internet it seems that the tide has turned. Most people who were his critics are now writing in his praise. Edited August 5, 2025 by Number Vk1, Frustrated, Suhaan and 1 other 3 1
Popular Post Stan AF Posted August 5, 2025 Popular Post Posted August 5, 2025 No His 66(107) is forever etched into every indian fan's psyche. Laaloo, vvvslaxman, The Hound and 9 others 1 8 2 1
vvvslaxman Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 I am curious how he performs without Kohli. He averages 53 whenever Kohli doesn't play with him. Even before this series he was averaging 55 whenever Kohli didn't play with him
Suhaan Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 (edited) Anna har dam chaukanna Edited August 5, 2025 by Suhaan
Serpico Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 3 hours ago, Number said: Since his match winning knocks in 2021 England tour he has shown some massive improvements in his test batting. In Australia he was vital in us winning in Perth and saving Gabba. Gave some clutch performances in CT this year. Also since Goenka scolded him publicly I see a lot of neutral people on internet turned towards his side. They saw it as a bad capitalist boss exploiting and humiliating a poor worker. Then he had a very good IPL this season which made people who hated Goenka's antics, like him even more. Also this series he was superb, made bowlers work hard for his wicket and did the main job of opener to blunt the new ball most of the time. On the internet it seems that the tide has turned. Most people who were his critics are now writing in his praise. did he though? He started strong, did that showoff after winning in Chinnaswamy and then went missing in second half of IPL and Delhi failed to qualify yet again. I doubt his ipl reputation changed that much Stan AF 1
Gollum Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 If you are humble and well-mannered, easier to win people over.
BacktoCricaddict Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 He was. Until Lords. Milestone. Pant. Turning point. nevada and vvvslaxman 2
LordPrabhzy Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 I think in WI home tests and SA home tests he needs to score big runs along with Jaiswal- he is now the most senior batsman in the time- high time he makes the last 3rd of his career count and make a bucket load of runs in preps for NZ away tests and then home BGT- if he can guide India to the WTC final in 2027 then he has done his job
singhvivek141 Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 One word...baigan. He has screwed us enough in multiple formats. Dont care one bit about him. I have the same reservations for Ghuseja/Phateja... Number and nevada 1 1
coffee_rules Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 7 hours ago, vvvslaxman said: I am curious how he performs without Kohli. He averages 53 whenever Kohli doesn't play with him. Even before this series he was averaging 55 whenever Kohli didn't play with him This is similar to Siraj's stats with or without Bumraj. It goes up significantly
BacktoCricaddict Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 Actually, folklore has it that wanted to win them over quickly. But then he realized that strike rate is over-rated. So, he did it slowly. Number 1
vvvslaxman Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 19 minutes ago, coffee_rules said: This is similar to Siraj's stats with or without Bumraj. It goes up significantly It is not just him. Gill, Pant all have much higher averages in matches that are not involving Kohli. coffee_rules and diga 2
coffee_rules Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 11 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said: It is not just him. Gill, Pant all have much higher averages in matches that are not involving Kohli. Kohli fans will claim wild conspiracy theories that they collectively colluded and caused Kohli's downfall. vvvslaxman and BacktoCricaddict 2
diga Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 13 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said: It is not just him. Gill, Pant all have much higher averages in matches that are not involving Kohli. Alphas have a tendency to subdue others.. in a team game , 99% of the time it will backfire
vvvslaxman Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 2 minutes ago, diga said: Alphas have a tendency to subdue others.. in a team game , 99% of the time it will backfire Especially when the alpha still acts like alpha after fuse is blown. coffee_rules and rollingstoned 2
Lord Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 Another player who should be playing Tests only but hated due to white ball failures
BacktoCricaddict Posted August 5, 2025 Posted August 5, 2025 27 minutes ago, coffee_rules said: Kohli fans will claim wild conspiracy theories that they collectively colluded and caused Kohli's downfall. Like vaccines were a conspiracy to kill unvaccinated people. coffee_rules 1
Number Posted August 5, 2025 Author Posted August 5, 2025 19 minutes ago, Lord said: Another player who should be playing Tests only but hated due to white ball failures Odi me to thik hi kiya hai most of the times. Should have never played T20Is.
Number Posted August 5, 2025 Author Posted August 5, 2025 3 hours ago, BacktoCricaddict said: He was. Until Lords. Milestone. Pant. Turning point. As much as Pant's fault as his though.
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