vvvslaxman Posted September 29, 2025 Posted September 29, 2025 We have a lot of memorable knocks in final MSD 91 vs SL WC Gambhir 97 vs SL WC Rohit 76 vs NZ CT Kohli 76 vs SA Gambhir 75 vs Pak Tilak 69* vs Pak Srikkanth 67 (Benson & Hedges) vs Pak Axar patel 47 vs SA Dhawan 60 vs BD Kohli 43 vs England Srikkant 38 vs West Indies Where would you place Tilak's innings?
Gollum Posted September 29, 2025 Posted September 29, 2025 Cheeka and Gambhir so clutch, class above the others. tapandrun 1
Gollum Posted September 29, 2025 Posted September 29, 2025 LHBs are disproportionately represented on the list, are they more clutch in general in KOs? Even from other teams, you have Lloyd (1975 final hero), Gilly, Dada (Nairobi final), Fakhar, Head.......and if you include SFs/QFs, you have Jayasuriya, Anwar, Yuvi, Raina, Dhawan, Sanga, Trescothik, Hussey, Bevan..... vvvslaxman 1
goose Posted September 29, 2025 Posted September 29, 2025 desert storm was a multi national of course
vvvslaxman Posted September 29, 2025 Author Posted September 29, 2025 27 minutes ago, goose said: desert storm was a multi national of course I filtered using 5 or more teams on cricinfo. Hence his name didn't show up
Norman Posted September 29, 2025 Posted September 29, 2025 Man.. Gambhir might be a clown and has his faults but those two knocks in 2007 and 2011 were legendary and should have got him man of the match in both those finals..
vvvslaxman Posted September 29, 2025 Author Posted September 29, 2025 Funnily we never have scored a century in the final. Even in Asia cup final highest is Azharuddin 90 not out way back in 1995.
vvvslaxman Posted September 29, 2025 Author Posted September 29, 2025 So far Man of the matches in Asia cup final 1984 just 3 matches. Whoever toped the group won the cup. Surinder khanna won both man of the matches ODIs 1988 final Sidhu (also won MOS) 1991 final Mohammad Azharuddin 1995 final Mohammad Azharuddin (sidhu MOS) 2010 final Dinesh Karthik 2018 final Shikdar Dhawan 2023 final Siraj T20Is 2016 final - Shikar Dhawan 2025 final - Tilak varma
jf1gp_1 Posted September 29, 2025 Posted September 29, 2025 Dinesh Kartik vs BD. Won that game out of nowhere. IndianRenegade 1
bowl_out Posted September 29, 2025 Posted September 29, 2025 3 hours ago, Gollum said: LHBs are disproportionately represented on the list, are they more clutch in general in KOs? Even from other teams, you have Lloyd (1975 final hero), Gilly, Dada (Nairobi final), Fakhar, Head.......and if you include SFs/QFs, you have Jayasuriya, Anwar, Yuvi, Raina, Dhawan, Sanga, Trescothik, Hussey, Bevan..... I read that as Gilly Danda Gollum 1
Prabhdeep Singh Posted September 29, 2025 Posted September 29, 2025 An underrated knock: Rohit 30* of 16 balls, 2007 T20 WC VS Pak. Provided an impetus to a smallish total that could be defended. maniac 1
maniac Posted September 29, 2025 Posted September 29, 2025 Kohli’s MCG knock and Tilak’s knock yesterday are my top 2. High strike rate requirement in challenging conditions against good bowling in a low turnaround game like T20 is special. Also given the pressure stakes of the games.those 2 are the best of all time. special mention to: Gambhir and Rohit in 2007
vvvslaxman Posted September 29, 2025 Author Posted September 29, 2025 8 minutes ago, maniac said: Kohli’s MCG knock and Tilak’s knock yesterday are my top 2. High strike rate requirement in challenging conditions against good bowling in a low turnaround game like T20 is special. Also given the pressure stakes of the games.those 2 are the best of all time. special mention to: Gambhir and Rohit in 2007 I am talking just about Final knocks.
Lord Posted September 29, 2025 Posted September 29, 2025 From memory Yuvi, Kaif in Natwest 2002 Dhoni, GG in 2011 finals GG in 2007 WT20 Rohit in CT 2025 Sachin twin knocks in CB series 2008. Kohli,Axar in WT20 2024 Kohli,Jaddu in CT 2013
Ultimate_Game Posted September 29, 2025 Posted September 29, 2025 Gambhir is the most clutch batter Top scored in 2 ICC tourney finals - 2007 WT20 final and 2011 WC final. Also scored a 50 in 2011 WC QF. Unfortunately he didn't play too long - played from 2007 to 2012 and didn't get an opportunity to play in multiple tourneys. Another clutch batter was Raina. Quite underrated and showed up in almost every knockout. Even his record in IPL knockouts is otherworldly. Raina is the sort of player you would want to have in the team. vvvslaxman 1
vvvslaxman Posted September 30, 2025 Author Posted September 30, 2025 9 minutes ago, Ultimate_Game said: Gambhir is the most clutch batter Top scored in 2 ICC tourney finals - 2007 WT20 final and 2011 WC final. Also scored a 50 in 2011 WC QF. Unfortunately he didn't play too long - played from 2007 to 2012 and didn't get an opportunity to play in multiple tourneys. Another clutch batter was Raina. Quite underrated and showed up in almost every knockout. Even his record in IPL knockouts is otherworldly. Raina is the sort of player you would want to have in the team. Another guy is Sourav Ganguly In the 2001 CT final he made 117. Sachin 69. INdia should ahve won that when NZ was 132/5. But Cairns had other ideas Also in Indpendence cup in the third final against pakistan India made history by successfully chasing 300 total for the first time Ganguly made 124 and Robin singh 82 Sachin 41 Ultimate_Game 1
gattaca Posted September 30, 2025 Posted September 30, 2025 (edited) 49 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said: Another guy is Sourav Ganguly In the 2001 CT final he made 117. Sachin 69. INdia should ahve won that when NZ was 132/5. But Cairns had other ideas Also in Indpendence cup in the third final against pakistan India made history by successfully chasing 300 total for the first time Ganguly made 124 and Robin singh 82 Sachin 41 Ganguly and Sachin played very slow for the hundreds in the end. This was the cause for loss. It should have been above 300 score instead we settled for 278. Edited September 30, 2025 by gattaca
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