putrevus Posted February 4 Posted February 4 5 minutes ago, rkt.india said: This lad standing with Rashid Khan is supposed to be 17. How old is Rashid Khan, is he still 17. Sgattick10 1
deathmonger Posted February 4 Posted February 4 4 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said: You forgot the great Kela lol keeper, middle order , opener. Haha he was the only one from 10 and 12 combined who had had a biggish career.
rkt.india Posted February 4 Posted February 4 1 minute ago, putrevus said: How old is Rashid Khan, is he still 17. Don't know about Rashid Khan but the other guy Faisal Shinozada scored a 100 today.
Bigg Brother Posted February 4 Posted February 4 15 minutes ago, Gollum said: We lost in QF of 2014 WC but that squad had Shreyas Iyer, Sarfaraz Khan, Sanju, Kuldeep. Every squad of ours has thrown 2-3 high ceiling prospects. 2012 was a hyped squad, and they beat Aussies in the final, in Australia. Unmukt Chand's team. No big name emerged from that bunch. My favorite squad was 2006 one (lost a cracking final against Pooks), gave us 3 future legends in Jadeja, Pujara, Rohit. 2016 was the strong as well and were looking to win without fuss but failed badly in Final. Sarfaraz,Washington, Pant,Kishan. Avesh,Khaleel.. Gollum 1
Gollum Posted February 4 Posted February 4 4 minutes ago, deathmonger said: 2010 and 12 not providing prospects meant that in tests we jumped from Kohli-Pujara-Rohit-Rahane to Gill-Pant-Jaiswal-Jurel without anyone in between. So one batch aged out and one hadn’t matured enough. Do note that some of our greatest players didn't come from U-19 system Dhoni and Ashwin are prime examples. Former was juggling his TC life with cricket when he was a teenager, Ashwin was playing tennis ball cricket in gullies and Marina beach. Among more recent examples, Chakri began his professional cricket career at 25 and is now the world's number 1 ranked T20I bowler. Don't think even past legends like Dravid, Dada, Kumble, Laxman played U-19 WC.
Gollum Posted February 4 Posted February 4 Heck, even Bumrah and Shami weren't considered for U-19 WC selection. Our two greatest fast bowlers. More names.....Hardik, Axar, both key components of our white ball teams today.
vvvslaxman Posted February 4 Author Posted February 4 2 minutes ago, Gollum said: Do note that some of our greatest players didn't come from U-19 system Dhoni and Ashwin are prime examples. Former was juggling his TC life with cricket when he was a teenager, Ashwin was playing tennis ball cricket in gullies and Marina beach. Among more recent examples, Chakri began his professional cricket career at 25 and is now the world's number 1 ranked T20I bowler. Don't think even past legends like Dravid, Dada, Kumble, Laxman played U-19 WC. I think first u19 happened in 1988. It didn't happen next 10 years. But back then Ranji and irani trophy were gold standard for selection. Gollum 1
rkt.india Posted February 4 Posted February 4 2 minutes ago, Gollum said: Do note that some of our greatest players didn't come from U-19 system Dhoni and Ashwin are prime examples. Former was juggling his TC life with cricket when he was a teenager, Ashwin was playing tennis ball cricket in gullies and Marina beach. Among more recent examples, Chakri began his professional cricket career at 25 and is now the world's number 1 ranked T20I bowler. Don't think even past legends like Dravid, Dada, Kumble, Laxman played U-19 WC. Dhoni wasn't picked for u19 wc 2000 squad. He was playing u19 then. Gollum 1
vvvslaxman Posted February 4 Author Posted February 4 Just now, Gollum said: Heck, even Bumrah and Shami weren't considered for U-19 WC selection. Our two greatest fast bowlers. More names.....Hardik, Axar, both key components of our white ball teams today. Priyansh Arya was short listed and left out.
deathmonger Posted February 4 Posted February 4 1 minute ago, Gollum said: Do note that some of our greatest players didn't come from U-19 system Dhoni and Ashwin are prime examples. Former was juggling his TC life with cricket when he was a teenager, Ashwin was playing tennis ball cricket in gullies and Marina beach. Among more recent examples, Chakri began his professional cricket career at 25 and is now the world's number 1 ranked T20I bowler. Don't think even past legends like Dravid, Dada, Kumble, Laxman played U-19 WC. Bumrah Pandya But having 3-4 good players from each u19 team plus obviously the late bloomers means you can reach a point where you have a quality pool of 40-50 players and even injuries don’t really matter as the other guys are as good. Gollum 1
vvvslaxman Posted February 4 Author Posted February 4 Just now, deathmonger said: Bumrah Pandya But having 3-4 good players from each u19 team plus obviously the late bloomers means you can reach a point where you have a quality pool of 40-50 players and even injuries don’t really matter as the other guys are as good. 2020 batch gave us a lot. Jaiswal Dhruv Jurel TIlak Varma Bishnoi We still have hopes from Tyagi and sushant. Gollum 1
Gollum Posted February 4 Posted February 4 17 minutes ago, Forward Defence said: Wasnt that the one where Anwar Ali was swinging it wildly? Felt like EA sports with some cheat code It was Chawlaji vs Pakistan that day, both with ball and bat. Around that time I was convinced Chawla was going to be our future. He bamboozled Sachin in a Challenger Trophy game around that time. Life is so funny, Chawla is same age as Jadeja and 2.5 years younger than Ashwin. Forward Defence 1
rkt.india Posted February 4 Posted February 4 1 minute ago, Gollum said: Heck, even Bumrah and Shami weren't considered for U-19 WC selection. Our two greatest fast bowlers. More names.....Hardik, Axar, both key components of our white ball teams today. Bumrah did play for Gujarat u19 but because u19 WC is played once in two years, many players miss out on that. Mayank Yadav didn't play u19 WC but did play Delhi u19.
deepdynamo Posted February 4 Posted February 4 Looks like the game would be done in 40 overs. Too easy. Suryavanshi killed the game in first 10 overs.
rkt.india Posted February 4 Posted February 4 (edited) 1 minute ago, Gollum said: It was Chawlaji vs Pakistan that day, both with ball and bat. Around that time I was convinced Chawla was going to be our future. He bamboozled Sachin in a Challenger Trophy game around that time. Life is so funny, Chawla is same age as Jadeja and 2.5 years younger than Ashwin. Chawla ji is age fudger for sure. RP Singh as well Edited February 4 by rkt.india
cowboysfan Posted February 4 Posted February 4 3 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said: I think pitch is an ultra patta. there is turn on this pitch but these guys are mot giving it proper rip.
Gollum Posted February 4 Posted February 4 3 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said: I think first u19 happened in 1988. It didn't happen next 10 years. But back then Ranji and irani trophy were gold standard for selection. Thanks for the info, I didn't know that. I was aware of the 1988 WC because Atherton and Hussain mention that often in their SKY Show, Athers was the skipper. Am aware of 2000 edition because we won, Reetinder Singh Sodhi became a household name, and it also had Yuvi, Kaif. Now that you mentioned, I checked and yeah, straight 1998 after 88.
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