vvvslaxman Posted July 4 Posted July 4 Axar has joined this list. Dube is so far manageable. But soon he will join there.
Popular Post Vickydev Posted July 4 Popular Post Posted July 4 Seems its time for 'edit' to call it a day tweaker, Tillu, bowl_out and 9 others 12
Tillu Posted July 4 Posted July 4 Don't be deceived by Tilak's knock today. He needs pace on the deliveries and Archer just provided that. He needs to go.
vvvslaxman Posted July 4 Author Posted July 4 1 minute ago, Tillu said: Don't be deceived by Tilak's knock today. He needs pace on the deliveries and Archer just provided that. He needs to go. India has far too containable batsmen. But time for India to become a bowling powerhouse rather than batting power house to win matches outside Asia. Outside Asia you cannot rely on scoring 230, 240. New guy 1
Tillu Posted July 4 Posted July 4 Just now, vvvslaxman said: India has far too containable batsmen. But time for India to become a bowling powerhouse rather than batting power house to win matches outside Asia. Outside Asia you cannot rely on scoring 230, 240. Yeah most posters on this forum are expecting 240,250 scores outside India which will never happen. Lord 1
New guy Posted July 4 Posted July 4 1 hour ago, Tillu said: Yeah most posters on this forum are expecting 240,250 scores outside India which will never happen. Yet other teams will score them, if we dont. Today england easily made 190 with an over to spare, they could have easily score 220+ T20 has evolved and pure hitters have emerged, you are living in a fool's paradise if you think 180 is still winning score in any world cup India collapsing under Iyer is no indication of how other attacking teams score
Tillu Posted July 5 Posted July 5 (edited) 5 hours ago, New guy said: Yet other teams will score them, if we dont. Today england easily made 190 with an over to spare, they could have easily score 220+ T20 has evolved and pure hitters have emerged, you are living in a fool's paradise if you think 180 is still winning score in any world cup India collapsing under Iyer is no indication of how other attacking teams score Not possible on these bigger grounds. 180 will be a winning score in the next world cup at the huge Aussie grounds. You are living in a la la land if you think we could replicate 250s on bigger grounds. Even in the recently concluded Aus-BD series, none of the scores were above 200 on the huge BD grounds. Edited July 5 by Tillu
LordPrabhzy Posted July 5 Posted July 5 5 hours ago, Tillu said: Not possible on these bigger grounds. 180 will be a winning score in the next world cup at the huge Aussie grounds. You are living in a la la land if you think we could replicate 250s on bigger grounds. Even in the recently concluded Aus-BD series, none of the scores were above 200 on the huge BD grounds. Eng grounds are relatively small compared to Aussie ones and some Indian ones. The problem is not the high scores, the pitches and overhead conditions change the dynamics of how many runs you can physically make compared to dead indian pattas and small boundaries. IPL is designed for 250-300 runs but international T20 in england is affected by the conditions and players have to adjust- its a different issue that our bowlers are halwa minus bumrah that they will leak runs in England Lord and express bowling 2
Tillu Posted July 5 Posted July 5 21 minutes ago, LordPrabhzy said: Eng grounds are relatively small compared to Aussie ones and some Indian ones. The problem is not the high scores, the pitches and overhead conditions change the dynamics of how many runs you can physically make compared to dead indian pattas and small boundaries. IPL is designed for 250-300 runs but international T20 in england is affected by the conditions and players have to adjust- its a different issue that our bowlers are halwa minus bumrah that they will leak runs in England One side of this Manchester ground has fairly large boundary dimensions. Don't know if it's the BCCI or ECB, they are specifically choosing these big grounds to practice for the T20 world Cup in Australia. Even the Ireland series had bigger grounds.
Lord Posted July 5 Posted July 5 9 hours ago, LordPrabhzy said: Eng grounds are relatively small compared to Aussie ones and some Indian ones. The problem is not the high scores, the pitches and overhead conditions change the dynamics of how many runs you can physically make compared to dead indian pattas and small boundaries. IPL is designed for 250-300 runs but international T20 in england is affected by the conditions and players have to adjust- its a different issue that our bowlers are halwa minus bumrah that they will leak runs in England Don’t forget the impact sub rule. That also beefs up score 190 odd that we got should be defended here
Nikhil_cric Posted July 6 Posted July 6 On 7/5/2026 at 12:48 AM, New guy said: Yet other teams will score them, if we dont. Today england easily made 190 with an over to spare, they could have easily score 220+ T20 has evolved and pure hitters have emerged, you are living in a fool's paradise if you think 180 is still winning score in any world cup India collapsing under Iyer is no indication of how other attacking teams score No they won't score such big scores in places like Australia.
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