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Very impressive so far! Its not the runs but the technique. Look a cert for tests IMO. So different form Kohli who flashes at things and looks suspect. Only a small knock from badrinath but I am impressed!
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On 8/8/2008 at 10:40 PM, goose said:

i was expecting an exclusive from one of the selectors' mum.

 

this was my sole contribution to this thread. by far the most incisive comment.

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That's why people who never played cricket at a competitive level should never give their opinion about a players ability. They know who they are. 

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Easy to dig up and laugh at old posts with the benefit of hindsight- truth is, at the time, Badri was the best domestic player and Virat was just starting out so it was right that people wanted Badri to get a fair shot. 

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5 hours ago, Sooda said:

Easy to dig up and laugh at old posts with the benefit of hindsight- truth is, at the time, Badri was the best domestic player and Virat was just starting out so it was right that people wanted Badri to get a fair shot. 

No. People don't watch the games properly. Badri was weak vs short ball. Kohli wasn't. That's why people need to watch the actual A tour games or ranji.

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5 hours ago, Sooda said:

Easy to dig up and laugh at old posts with the benefit of hindsight- truth is, at the time, Badri was the best domestic player and Virat was just starting out so it was right that people wanted Badri to get a fair shot. 

 

But Venky then saw both of them (and Badri's runs) and despite that picked Virat over Badri saying Virat is the future, and Badri is not. Real cricket pundits have an idea of the future.

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44 minutes ago, Jay said:

No. People don't watch the games properly. Badri was weak vs short ball. Kohli wasn't. That's why people need to watch the actual A tour games or ranji.

 

Badri had scored 5481 runs at avg of 75 from 2005-10.

 

If that kind of performance can give only 2 tests for India while Yuvraj played 40 tests averaging 34, Raina played 18 tests averaging 26, it certainly does seem like his hard work wasn't valued.

 

 

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A series and away tours.

 

India A v NZ white 2006

 

https://wisden.com/matches/scorecard/163288/india-a-v-new-zealand-white-at-darwin-top-end-series

 

Badrinath scored 55 and 70* in a match where Pujara and Dhawan did nothing in Australia. He outscored Rohit Sharma.

 

https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/top-end-series-2006-252331/australia-a-vs-india-a-246721/full-scorecard

 

Badrinath was top scorer in first inning against bowling attack of Mitchell Johnson, Tait and Watson. Rohit Sharma, Utthapa and Gambhir played the match.

 

 

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2 hours ago, Trichromatic said:

 

Badri had scored 5481 runs at avg of 75 from 2005-10.

 

If that kind of performance can give only 2 tests for India while Yuvraj played 40 tests averaging 34, Raina played 18 tests averaging 26, it certainly does seem like his hard work wasn't valued.

 

 

Lots of fodders has insane average in ranji. Even Jaffer. We all saw how he did in internationals 

 

Ability needs to be scrutinized more rather than base someone of domestic stats. 

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2 minutes ago, Jay said:

Lots of fodders has insane average in ranji. Even Jaffer. We all saw how he did in internationals 

 

Ability needs to be securitised more rather than base someone of domestic stats. 

 

Please list 10 such fodders who scored 5k runs at sunch insane average.

 

Wasim Jaffer is easily among top 10 openers for India. 

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FIRST-CLASS BATTING AND FIELDING IN EACH SEASON BY SUBRAMANIAM BADRINATH
Season   Matches Inns Not Out Runs HS Ave 100 50 Ct St
2000-01 (India) 7 12 0 363 100   30.25 1 0 1  
2000-01 (Sri Lanka) 1 1 0 0 0   0.00 0 0 0  
2002-03 (India) 4 5 0 113 42   22.60 0 0 4  
2003-04 (India) 10 18 3 822 190   54.80 4 2 5  
2004-05 (India) 6 9 0 339 97   37.66 0 3 7  
2005-06 (India) 8 11 2 636 206* 70.66 2 3 6  
2006 (Australia) 2 3 1 184 70* 92.00 0 3 4  
2006-07 (India) 9 13 1 671 136   55.91 1 5 8  
2007-08 (India) 12 17 2 990 200* 66.00 4 3 4  
2007-08 (Kenya) 2 2 2 293 160*   2 0 1  
2007-08 (Zimbabwe) 2 2 1 165 103* 165.00 1 1 0  
2008-09 (India) 12 16 2 876 200   62.57 4 3 10  
2009-10 (India) 10 14 0 800 250   57.14 3 4 7  
2010-11 (India) 12 15 4 1226 195   111.45 5 5 16  
2011-12 (India) 7 11 2 358 102   39.77 1 2 5  
2012-13 (India) 7 9 1 402 192   50.25 1 2 2  
2013-14 (India) 7 11 0 540 248   49.09 1 3 1  
2014-15 (India) 9 16 4 613 152* 51.08 1 2 2  
2015-16 (India) 9 15 1 387 92   27.64 0 2 5  
2016-17 (India) 9 16 2 467 134   33.35 1 2 6

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