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82178.jpg The sight of this man taking the field in Indian colors is sure to warm the hearts of millions of fans. Without him, our middle-order looks as fragile as the American economy, our run-chases as brittle as Andrew Flintoff’s knee. He was the X-factor that gave us that all important counter-punch in the middle. So glad to have him back! :pray:
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Well said, he and sehwag just completely change the dimension of Indian batting lineup It instills fear onto the opposition, just by their presence and give the fans the confidence that anything is possible

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When he’s not around, you always get a sense that we’re just one wicket away from a complete collapse of our batting inning, whether we’re 1 down or 2 down, batting first or chasing. And given the complete breakdown of confidence among our bowlers, the only way in which we’re ever going to be competitive in this series if our batting clicks and we post mammoth targets.

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yuvraj's form coming back after injury has to be noted here .. he has not had practice in any game after that .. past performances dont win u matches .. :orderorder:

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When he’s not around, you always get a sense that we’re just one wicket away from a complete collapse of our batting inning, whether we’re 1 down or 2 down, batting first or chasing. And given the complete breakdown of confidence among our bowlers, the only way in which we’re ever going to be competitive in this series if our batting clicks and we post mammoth targets.
and added to it, he is very potent spinner, nowadays he is bowling almost 7-8 overs every match The away going option for Dhoni
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and added to it, he is very potent spinner, nowadays he is bowling almost 7-8 overs every match The away going option for Dhoni
Yep, good point. His bowling has been more effective than ever.
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The sight of this man taking the field in Indian colors is sure to warm the hearts of millions of fans. Without him, our middle-order looks as fragile as the American economy, our run-chases as brittle as Andrew Flintoff’s knee. He was the X-factor that gave us that all important counter-punch in the middle. So glad to have him back! :pray:
did you mean on TV? you are anyway not going to watch it on the cricket field :--D:--D
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did you mean on TV? you are anyway not going to watch it on the cricket field :--D:--D
Annatha, I see where you’re going. Lets just say I was having one of my George Bush moment when I said its not fun to watch cricket live in the stadiums.. :D
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Annatha' date=' I see where you’re going. Lets just say I was having one of my George Bush moment when I said its not fun to watch cricket live in the stadiums.. :D[/quote'] Chumma pulling your leg.. chill...
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Aaaah. I remember the good old days at the old forum, where I would say he was about to become a huge player for us, followed by abuse for me, and accusations of regionalism. Well, this thread serves as the truth of what he has become...

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Without him' date=' our middle-order looks as fragile as the American economy, our run-chases as brittle as Andrew Flintoff’s knee.[/quote'] Your English creative writing teacher must have loved you.

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