Strangering Posted February 8 Posted February 8 4 minutes ago, Frustrated said: Countries like Nepal and Afghanistan don't even hv a cricket stadium. Yet they play much better cricket than Ireland, whose GDP per capita is 100 times higher. Cricket is top or top two sports in Nepal and Afghanistan. It doesn't cut top 3 in EU countries in question. It matters a lot where the top athletic talent and exposure is for a country.
Frustrated Posted February 8 Posted February 8 8 minutes ago, Strangering said: Cricket is top or top two sports in Nepal and Afghanistan. It doesn't cut top 3 in EU countries in question. It matters a lot where the top athletic talent and exposure is for a country. Cricket is not a top or a top 2 sport in countries like NZ, Eng etc. as well. That doesn't stop NZ and Eng from playing good cricket. As far as this Irish team is concerned, there are no excuses. This irish playing11 has been playing county cricket (in UK) for almost a decade. They hv much more exposure & hv much better infrastructure at their disposal, as compared to Nepali & Afghan players. ASHISH.K and Manucrick 1 1
Chaos Posted February 8 Posted February 8 6 minutes ago, Frustrated said: Cricket is not a top or a top 2 sport in countries like NZ, Eng etc. as well. That doesn't stop NZ and Eng from playing good cricket. As far as this Irish team is concerned, there are no excuses. This irish playing11 has been playing county cricket (in UK) for almost a decade. They hv much more exposure & hv much better infrastructure at their disposal, as compared to Nepali & Afghan players. I know u like fat chub chubs
Frustrated Posted February 8 Posted February 8 7 minutes ago, Chaos said: I know u like fat chub chubs Stirling (who happens to be the world's largest potato) weighing about 200 kg played out 12 balls as an opener today. With an amazing SR of 40%. Chaos 1
Chaos Posted February 8 Posted February 8 6 minutes ago, Frustrated said: Stirling (who happens to be the world's largest potato) weighing about 200 kg played out 12 balls as an opener today. With an amazing SR of 40%. I onow u love azam khan more Frustrated 1
Frustrated Posted February 8 Posted February 8 4 minutes ago, Chaos said: I onow u love azam khan more https://youtu.be/GfZlYzxOdsk?si=axOtZmplQNNV1r_-
Chaos Posted February 8 Posted February 8 Just now, Frustrated said: https://youtu.be/GfZlYzxOdsk?si=axOtZmplQNNV1r_- Lmao inzamams son . Frustrated 1
vayuu1 Posted February 8 Posted February 8 27 minutes ago, Frustrated said: Stirling (who happens to be the world's largest potato) weighing about 200 kg played out 12 balls as an opener today. With an amazing SR of 40%. Stirling nhi pulling ki tarah khelna tha Need4Speed and Frustrated 1 1
Suhaan Posted February 8 Posted February 8 (edited) 3 hours ago, Lone Wolf said: A service based economy vs a manufacturing based economy...I know whom to bet on to get immediate success and which state is close to begin industrialisation phase. The immediate success you see in manufacturing-heavy small nations often comes with a ceiling of external dependency. Vietnam’s export-to-GDP ratio of nearly 90% makes it a hostage to global trade whims. India, with its massive internal market and 17% contribution to global growth in 2026, is building a manufacturing engine that doesn't just serve the West, but fuels itself. If you’re betting on the state that’s close to beginning,look at us who have just turned into the world's second-largest mobile manufacturer and is now moving into the main thing,silicon Electronics has already leapfrogged to become India’s second-largest export category, hitting over $22 billion this fiscal year alone. While Vietnam has been the go-to for low-value assembly, India’s PLI schemes and the Semiconductor Mission 2.0 have forced a shift into high-value components and chip design. With 10 semiconductor plants under construction and pilot production already live, India isn't just trying to begin industrialization—it is building a deep, sovereign tech ecosystem Edited February 8 by Suhaan Need4Speed 1
rkt.india Posted February 8 Posted February 8 (edited) 13 hours ago, Suhaan said: The immediate success you see in manufacturing-heavy small nations often comes with a ceiling of external dependency. Vietnam’s export-to-GDP ratio of nearly 90% makes it a hostage to global trade whims. India, with its massive internal market and 17% contribution to global growth in 2026, is building a manufacturing engine that doesn't just serve the West, but fuels itself. If you’re betting on the state that’s close to beginning,look at the us who have just turned into the world's second-largest mobile manufacturer and is now moving into the main thing,silicon Electronics has already leapfrogged to become India’s second-largest export category, hitting over $22 billion this fiscal year alone. While Vietnam has been the go-to for low-value assembly, India’s PLI schemes and the Semiconductor Mission 2.0 have forced a shift into high-value components and chip design. With 10 semiconductor plants under construction and pilot production already live, India isn't just trying to begin industrialization—it is building a deep, sovereign tech ecosystem India is the fifth largest manufacturing country in the world after China, USA, Germany, and Japan. Just because we have big service industry doesn't mean we are lagging behind in manufacturing. We have a more diverse economy than likes of Vietnam. Edited February 9 by rkt.india
deathmonger Posted February 8 Posted February 8 11 minutes ago, Gollum said: Pitch is so sluggish. Pooks can trouble any side here. Should we play Kuldeep?
Chaos Posted February 8 Posted February 8 11 minutes ago, Gollum said: Pitch is so sluggish. Pooks can trouble any side here. Well all teams r choking cuz of golly saitaan
AKane Posted February 8 Posted February 8 16 minutes ago, rkt.india said: India is the fifth largest manufacturing country in the world after China, Russia, Germany, and Japan. Just because we have big service industry doesn't mean we are lagging behind in manufacturing. Let it go. Indian services industry is basically labor arbitrage. Sell the very poor people's labor, be it construction in the Gulf or IT elsewhere at very cheap prices and still make a profit. Indian manufacturing is basically again cheap items which are produced with even cheaper labor. Then there are items geared to the local market like textiles, utensils, footwear etc for people who are a large percent of world population. There are a few gems of companies like Bharat Forge which dominates world forging but they are very few and hardly anybody knows about them. Lone Wolf 1
Gollum Posted February 8 Posted February 8 7 minutes ago, deathmonger said: Should we play Kuldeep? Against Pooks, yes, as such he has a mental hold over them. Don't need 3 quicks here, Pandya and Dube are already there. In fact on this pitch I expect Dube to do really well.
Gollum Posted February 8 Posted February 8 Hate these kind of pitches for T20s, limit free flowing batting. Boring 150-160 decks. Pace-off/cutters in middle of pitch and what can batters do? Won't be surprised if Dube outbowls Bumrah here. From Pooks, Faheem Ashraf will be tougher than Shaheen.
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