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Would you recall Bhuvi and/or Krunal


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In T20i...

 

Would you play BK in England where he could be really good, or is that a "waste" considering his age and we should be planning Considering for the next WC which is in Aus/NZ (where he will still be effective especially with new ball)

 

Anyway how much does their age matter when bowling four over bursts?

 

Same questions re: Krunal. Will his batting be good enough there ? 

Edited by Sooda
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Bhuvi has always been good in bilaterals, ipl etc.... Where he always lacked has been ICC events, he does not get that many wkts and mostly in imp. games.

 

Kurnal -- he always has 1 good game with bat and 1 good game with ball in IPL, he is similar version of jaddu, axar who ever is in form can make it to ind side. Axar has shown he is proper big game player even with his limitations.

 

There is time to the t20i wc , and it will be in Aus+Nz so you will need just 1 spinner who would that be ??? 

 

Do not make much of these low score chased down in ipls 160-175ish total, you are really never behind the game a 1 fgood 40-45 runs partnership is game over for opp. plus there will always be 1-2 not that high class bowler to get 4/6. Its really good when a new uncapped player takes the resposibity of chases but intl capped/ IPl veterans these are easy chases as there are 1-2 bowler who they can take down anytime

 

Players who have already played for Ind at intnl level should not be judged based on IPL performances, they should be judged on what they did at intnl level and have they improved on it by alot.

 

 

 

Edited by tapandrun
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Krunal only as a backup to Axar in T20s.

 

Bhuvi if no other pacer steps up. I would prefer Mohsin and Nitish to take the all-rounder role along with Pandya. But if we don't have an in form pacer by the time WC rolls along, one of Bhuvi and Shami can be in the WC squad. At the end of the day other bowlers need to step up to earn their spot. If they don't we have to find options as I don't want to see Siraj, Avesh, Mukesh or other pacers not suited to white-ball cricket.

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5 hours ago, tapandrun said:

Bhuvi has always been good in bilaterals, ipl etc.... Where he always lacked has been ICC events, he does not get that many wkts and mostly in imp. games.

 

Kurnal -- he always has 1 good game with bat and 1 good game with ball in IPL, he is similar version of jaddu, axar who ever is in form can make it to ind side. Axar has shown he is proper big game player even with his limitations.

 

There is time to the t20i wc , and it will be in Aus+Nz so you will need just 1 spinner who would that be ??? 

 

Do not make much of these low score chased down in ipls 160-175ish total, you are really never behind the game a 1 fgood 40-45 runs partnership is game over for opp. plus there will always be 1-2 not that high class bowler to get 4/6. Its really good when a new uncapped player takes the resposibity of chases but intl capped/ IPl veterans these are easy chases as there are 1-2 bowler who they can take down anytime

 

Players who have already played for Ind at intnl level should not be judged based on IPL performances, they should be judged on what they did at intnl level and have they improved on it by alot.

 

 

 

Boobi was never a force to begin with,he himself doesn't believe or hope of making a comeback 

One of the highly hyped ones to ever play the game

You cannot have someone averaging 35+ in odis,even if you ignore his bowling average he won't be bowling those 10 overs+you have to finish his quota before 35-40 over mark

Being a new ball bowler,he failed us big time in the past

Talking about t20s, big no,he will be again doing what hes best at i.e. running away from the batsmen to be economical (there too he fails in the context of the game)when your only job is to pick wickets upfront with the new ball

Edited by Suhaan
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No need...they both should be awarded retirement certificate.

Krunal is 34 and Bhuvi is 35...we are already looking at time where investing on a young player is the need of the hour.

 

Dont need to go based on IPL...Axar is younger than Krunal. Then we have Manav Suthar, Nishant Sindhu, Sai Kishore as the options.

 

Same goes for Bhuvi...he has always done good in IPL by being economical. But in the internationals he has been an impactless trundler. Just a couple of boundaries and he will start bowling wide to save his @$$. Vaibhav Arora or Mukesh Chaudhary offers more with new ball. Mohsin, Prince have more utility as well.

 

Swing bowling looks good as it seems artistic, but trundlers have nothing to revert to once they're attacked.

Edited by singhvivek141
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No. Recalling washed up players on the basis of IPL performance hasn't worked in the past and won't in the future. Bhuvi's last comeback to the National team was also on the back of IPL success IIRC. And he didn't have much to show for it. DK was recalled due to IPL exploits for RCB and that didn't workout well either.

 

 

Players who can no longer cut it at international level can still do well in domestic and IPL level. Good for them, let them have a good time and earn a living. But stop viewing them from the prism of National team selection! 

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are we playing t20is in Eng? swing on offer under gloomy conditions hell ya?

Posted
7 hours ago, Texy said:

are we playing t20is in Eng? swing on offer under gloomy conditions hell ya?

Bring back Stuart Binny too :woot:

Posted (edited)
32 minutes ago, Lord said:

Bring back Stuart Binny too :woot:

bro already playing on grassy pitch at home :woot::Giggity:

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1 hour ago, Lone Wolf said:

No thanks but I fully expect our chaman xutiya exfarts and selectors to back Boobie for 9999th time.

Low IQ fans will rejoice and dance in the Streets for the return of 40 year old swing ling

 

Already seeing edits comparing him with Bumrah :facepalm:

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4 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

100% from kohlisons

Yes also blaming Rohit for abusing him after he dropped a catch 

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