Master Blaster Posted September 22, 2009 Posted September 22, 2009 Just in form of his life, thanks to the terrorists of course. But no way is he better than Sehwag, not in T20, not in ODI, not in gulli danda and obviously not better than him in Test matches. Your sincerely, Captain Obvious.
jusarrived Posted September 22, 2009 Posted September 22, 2009 Ya Delhi-Daredevil effect. Before that he was a trash pick up guy in Lankan team. Now he is their star not really , Dilshan was always a special talent , was wasted down the order by SL ....they are doing the same to chamara silva now
gaurav92 Posted September 23, 2009 Posted September 23, 2009 ^ now for heavens sake dont tell me that silva is a special talent hes a cr@p and is fit to play only domestic cricket he cant fix his place now anyways as samarweera seems to be in gr8 form and kandamby and matthews doing equally well silva sux
Lord Posted September 23, 2009 Posted September 23, 2009 Dilshan is more fearless n intinidating than Sehwag,but Sehwag is far more reliable n consistent
DomainK Posted September 23, 2009 Posted September 23, 2009 Dilshan has been in superb form for sometime now. But he will have to be very consistent to be compared to someone like Sehwag. So far, he has been very good.
Sachinism Posted September 23, 2009 Posted September 23, 2009 He's played this well for one year. I'm sure Sehwag has done it a lot longer
vvvslaxman Posted September 23, 2009 Posted September 23, 2009 Dilshan is poor man's Sehwag. His strike rate in tests is around 80 and in one dayers over 100. Dilshan's strike in ODIs is just 82.
kiranak Posted September 23, 2009 Posted September 23, 2009 Dilshan said that he wants to approach the test match same way Sehwag does...
Square Drive Posted September 24, 2009 Posted September 24, 2009 Dilshan: the pimp daddy of batting An interesting article about Dilshan... found in a blog called cricketwithballs.com, I can’t put the link here because I’m still new to ICF. -- You know when you have that dream that you are the most Awesomest thing alive. Either you are a rockstar with men throwing their boxer shorts on stage, a boxer with old white Jewish writers saying you are better than Ali or some politician that fixes the world and also fights off evil aliens. Everyone has the dream where they are cool. Well channel that, are you there yet, are you awesome in your imagination. Good. Now think of Dilshan’s batting of late. Be honest, is your imaginary character as cool as he is. No, ofcourse not. How could it be? Dilshan is some sort of Steve McQueen/Angela Davis/Bruce Lee/Ned Kelly hybrid at the moment. Cooler than Ice, Harder than Nails, tastier than a quick burger. He is like some sort of souped-up super-pimp crime-fighting freedom-fighting bastard straight from hell. And now he has a beard, how can your imagination beat this? The dilscoop starfish thing. The wearing a hat while batting. The open chest surrounded by bling. And everything else that he brings to the game of cricket. All he needs is a Rolls Royce made of Gold, an ivory walking stick and cricket would have to crown him the grand poobah of batting. What happened? Not that long ago he was a middle order struggler who never really did enough and had a pretty ordinary record. Now he is the dog’s bollocks, the cat’s pyjamas, the moose’s caboose. On one level I want to know how this struggling dude made it to the top of the mountain. But on the other hand, **** it. Let us just enjoy this gift of awesomeness that has surely been delivered by our God of Sehwagology. Amen, Dilshan, Amen. :hysterical::hysterical: But I'm not surprised at all with his success as an opener. He was just another batsmen who doesn’t enjoy batting in the low middle order in limited over cricket… use to bat at no 6-7 in most of the matches and that is not a comfortable positions for most batsmen. To my memory even Sachin was not very successful in ODIs until he was promoted as an opener. There is no doubts Dilshan had the talent… I remember Ian Chappel praising about his talent even when he fails.
jusarrived Posted September 24, 2009 Posted September 24, 2009 ^ now for heavens sake dont tell me that silva is a special talent hes a cr@p and is fit to play only domestic cricket he cant fix his place now anyways as samarweera seems to be in gr8 form and kandamby and matthews doing equally well silva sux hes failed in the past dosen mean , hes crap ...from what I have seen Silva is a better batsmen than Kandamby & Mathews ..SL wasted him playing at 5& 6 , like they did with Dilshan in the past
gaurav92 Posted September 25, 2009 Posted September 25, 2009 Give this Guy some Brain I know thats the way he plays but he shud be sensible enuff to understand the match situation and playing conditions before trying tio play the extravagant strokes of a good ball.U should try to discover the outcome of the shot attempted Yes i m talking about t m dilsj=hant and what a way to get out..a loose stroke to a ball that perhaps could have easily being left alone or just caressed thru the covers instead of trying to hit that too hard U know when u try and hit a seaming ball too hard u may edge it or get the outer part of the bat which will result in the ball spooning in the air towards gully and point The web was set for him and he obliged :(( Discuss about his innings today
Cricketics Posted September 25, 2009 Posted September 25, 2009 The kind of player he has become, it was a ball to whack away for four. Most of the hard hitters would have gone after that ball. and just didn't get the proper height on the ball and hence was caught at point.
Sachinism Posted September 25, 2009 Posted September 25, 2009 You may wanna rephrase the title. In slang that means something VERY different
gaurav92 Posted September 25, 2009 Posted September 25, 2009 ^what does this mean sachinism BTW if it means something wierd, change the title to "Dilshan as a hard hitter"
flamy Posted September 25, 2009 Posted September 25, 2009 You may wanna rephrase the title. In slang that means something VERY different :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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