Which team has got the strongest tail?

[Guest gaurav_indian]

Which team has got the strongest tail? There is atleast one bowler in every team who can bat very well. New Zealand - Vettori Australia - Johnson India - Bhajji and Zak Pakistan - Umar Gul England - Stuart Broad

[cowboysfan]

aussies.

[DomainK]

Among animals, the Kangaroo has one of the strongest tail. It actually sits on its tail. Symbolic?

[Shane]

Among animals' date=' the Kangaroo has one of the strongest tail. It actually sits on its tail. Symbolic?[/quote'] :haha:

[kirtan]

> domaink. lol.

[cowboysfan]

Among animals' date=' the Kangaroo has one of the strongest tail. It actually sits on its tail. Symbolic?[/quote'] hehe-nice one dom.

[Ram]

South Africa revolutionized tail-end batting in the late 90s.. At one point, they had McMillan, Klusener, Symcox and Boucher. :omg:

[coffee_rules]

Read-guard actions is becoming a regular feature in most teams these days. Every team expects some runs from the tail. The keepers are becoming regular batsmen, full time bowlers who can bat a bit are preferred to allrounders who used to only bat and bowl a bit. Even India, post 2004 have regularly been saved by tail-ender runs. Remember Kaif putting up runs with the tail in the home series in 2004 against Aus.

[graphic23]

Australia because of Mitchell Johnson - terrific technique for someone who comes in at #8/#9, and even otherwise.

[nikred]

Among animals' date=' the Kangaroo has one of the strongest tail. It actually sits on its tail. Symbolic?[/quote'] good one, Dom:haha:

[fineleg]

Aussies, yes. Mitch makes a big difference.

[Holysmoke]

South Africa revolutionized tail-end batting in the late 90s.. At one point' date=' they had McMillan, Klusener, Symcox and Boucher. :omg:[/quote'] and Pollock

[Ram]

and Pollock

Yea Pollock too.. But I am not sure if McMillan and Boucher ever played together though..

[amits]

india. harbhajan & zaheer have been regularly hitting test 50s. as for australia, 1 player doesnt make a tail the best tail. also, ishant sharma has a great technique while batting. can be a all-rounder if he works on his batting. and munaf can also hit huge 6s. he plays as a all-rounder in ranji

[fineleg]

india. harbhajan & zaheer have been regularly hitting test 50s. as for australia' date=' 1 player doesnt make a tail the best tail. also, ishant sharma has a great technique while batting. can be a all-rounder if he works on his batting. and munaf can also hit huge 6s. he plays as a all-rounder in ranji[/quote'] Delhi is the country that has the strongest tail with Sangwan B->

[h4te]

india. harbhajan & zaheer have been regularly hitting test 50s. as for australia' date=' 1 player doesnt make a tail the best tail. also, ishant sharma has a great technique while batting. can be a all-rounder if he works on his batting. and munaf can also hit huge 6s. he plays as a all-rounder in ranji[/quote'] :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

[amits]

:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

stop laughing at india:mad:

[bharat297]

ishant and munaf can be all-rounders ... haha :hysterical:

[bharat297]

stop laughing at india:mad:

We're not ... we're laughing at you

[fineleg]

ishant and munaf can be all-rounders ... haha :hysterical:

And Dhoni will open the bowling for India :giggle: