vvvslaxman Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 vijay is just 1 match wonder............................bcci is ignoring cheteshwar pujara..................and srikanth is choosing player from tamil nadu his birth place..............................after 2 yrs if srikanth is still the selector ull c that tamil nadu ranji team will pplay as an INDIAN TEAM He has played 2 tests and involved in partnership of 116, 98, 221 .
Dinx - the Jinx Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 vijay is just 1 match wonder............................bcci is ignoring cheteshwar pujara..................and srikanth is choosing player from tamil nadu his birth place..............................after 2 yrs if srikanth is still the selector ull c that tamil nadu ranji team will pplay as an INDIAN TEAM WTF was that? someone get this guy/gurl kicked out.. or is he/she trying desperately to be the next amits???
Karan114 Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 vijay is just 1 match wonder............................bcci is ignoring cheteshwar pujara..................and srikanth is choosing player from tamil nadu his birth place..............................after 2 yrs if srikanth is still the selector ull c that tamil nadu ranji team will pplay as an INDIAN TEAM WTF? Vijay has done exceedingly well for India so far.
yoda Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 Know what- you are better posting in the jokes section.:D :hysterical:
graphic23 Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 Guys, you'd do well to ignore idiots. Vijay was excellent yesterday. His technique was awesome, and as vvvslaxman mentioned - particularly his technique in evading the short ball was excellent. But more than the composure at the wicket, what impressed me was that he was completely aware of the situation around him. He kept himself busy, didn't get bogged down, and at the same time, was the perfect partner to Sehwag. The six to reach 50 was great to watch as well. :two_thumbs_up:
King Tendulkar Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 Vijay is class and nearly fufilled my prediction he will get a ton. The guy is run machine in Ranji, is perfect age and is technically good and mentally strong. Good mixture of solid defense and aggression. Also good athlete and runner between wickets. In aussie debut looked totally at ease and in control. Today was same story. He is without doubt first cab of the rank in line. He is going to be the best reserve batsman in world cricket and frankly would walk in to any other international side. He is class another gem. India are brilliant
Lord Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 very impressive.deserved a ton.i think we should reward him with permanent spot in MO wen RD retires
cowboysfan Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 what i like about him is exquisite timing and the way he leans into his drives.he has some footwork problems which might be problematic abroad but he defintely improved as the innings went along.
satishg Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 He has an excellent temperament, excellent technique, stylish stroke play all the attributes to make it big in international cricket. I think we have a replacement for RD in the making!
Jersey #10 Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 Dude I already Yuvi for his scoring off the field Just leave the Test batting to others :winky: It won't be too long till you start UVness in tests as well :two_thumbs_up: Give him a little time to persevere :king:
Karan114 Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 It won't be too long till you start UVness in tests as well :two_thumbs_up: Give him a little time to persevere :king: Well I wish every single Indian player excels and Yuvi is no different. I may not be convinced by him but I sure as well will hope he does the best he can and proves me wrong.
Cricketics Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 Btw, on all three occasions, he has been part of good p'ships with Viru 98, 116 against Australia in 4th test last year and now todays big one.
jusarrived Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 Decent player. decent players dont make it to the indian batting linup , not anymore :winky:
rkt.india Posted December 4, 2009 Posted December 4, 2009 guys....Vijay dint get a chance to play hostile short pitched stuff till date in his career. His hooking, pulling , defending skills need further test. Also he will not get a chance for the next two years until someone retires or UV enters a real bad patch. By that time he may be gone and new players may arrive in the domestic circuit. I think he played well yesterday. Its a pity that BCCI killing test cricket. So no more test matches for us. BRett lee, jhonson, siddle weren't hostile at 145 ks right?
DomainK Posted December 4, 2009 Posted December 4, 2009 Just imagine this: a batsman walks into the team and produces a gem of an innings and we know that he will be dropped immediately for the next match. Does not matter how well he plays, he has to make space for the most successful batsman of last year. And there is no one else he can replace in the entire lineup- irrespective of how good he is. What a luxury is that for the selectors!! I remember when Sehwag was dropped for the Australia tour, a NZ selector had commented "Ah! The luxury of dropping someone with a 50+ average and a triple century!"
Sachinism Posted April 3, 2010 Posted April 3, 2010 I never saw him as a batsman who could do what he has been doing in the IPL. Thought he'll be a top prospect for the longer format, but he's shown he is capable of playing any format.
SJS50 Posted April 3, 2010 Posted April 3, 2010 He is fabulous. Its amazing how his batting in Tests for India in the few opportunities he has had has gone unnoticed. I had written in November 2008 when England were touring India that I would like to see him playing in the first Test itself batting at number three. Then again when Sehwag almost scored an unbelievable third triple century four months ago getting 293 against Sri Lanka at Brabourne, I had written in my feature. . . ". . . the most compelling part of India's two hundred run opening partnership, for me at least, was the batting of young Murali Vijay. Sadly an ugly sweep brought an end an innings of rare beauty. One hopes we do not have to wait for another wedding in the Gambhir (or Sehwag) household before we see this talented youngster again. His time is now." He reminds me, the first time I saw him, of Rahul Dravid and its difficult to find a higher compliment for a young man. His technique is flawless, he plays all the strokes and like Dravid plays them with finesse and he is very powerful. I don't sit up and watch the full innings of any IPL game unless Mumbai Indians are batting but Vijay is something special. I do not see how and why he can or should be kept out of an Indian side for the shorter format for long. He will play explosive innings without the hit or miss quality of some of those who seem to have caught the fans fancy enough to be called Gods already. Yes, his time is now.
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