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The great Indian slippery slope...


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Reaching No.1 is awesome. Not many tests scheduled for India in the future and SA series seems cancelled due to IPL...so it might just get slippery ahead. Weee..... modisaurus.gif

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Really well done! I am so pi$ off at the cancellation of the SA test series that it's going to be a 100% boycott of the IPL from me.
+ Feck the "funz and lulz" :finger:
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You are wrong...:nono: How do you think next IPL season will be organized? at the cost of SA test series...aint it? :dance::dance::dance:
Why is it making you happy? :((
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B/c one dayers and IPL are exciting and entertaining...tests are :sleep::--D
Because of fans like yourself, Modi is in a position where he can cancel major Test series for rubbish cricket with Asnodkar slogging Vinay Kumar for a "DLF Maximum" :(( all in the name of "excitement" and "entertainment"
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Because of fans like yourself' date=' Modi is in a position where he can cancel major Test series for rubbish cricket with Asnodkar slogging Vinay Kumar for a "DLF Maximum" :(( all in the name of "excitement" and "entertainment"[/quote'] Modi is the :king: Thanks a ton modi :hatsoff: cancel all the tests possible...put in more T20s and ODIs ...
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I don't quite get this argument that we are going to fall behind because we won't be playing much test cricket... That requires the assumption that the other teams are going to keep accumulating points while we remain stagnated..it doesn't quite work like that does it? Looking at the table there are SA, AUS and SL within touching distance of India. The rest are way behind. So if these top 4 teams were to compete against each other then obvious they are going to be closely fought series. So one can expect their ranking points to fluctuate or worst case scenario result in a marginal increase..so shouldn't this benefit the team whose points remains stagnant? As an example for about a year Pakistan hardly played any high level ODI cricket(remember the time Mlaik bragged about 13 consecutive wins under his reign against Blangladesh and Zim)..well when they again started competing against high quality teams they were again back to 4th position in no time..there was also the case of Moyo when he turned rebel by joining ICL(he was #1 batsman at the time), his ratng points got stagnated and meanwhile all the other top batsmen experienced form dips and peaks..as a result when he returned recently in Pak's tour of Lanka when he scored the century in the 1st test he was #1 again right afetr the 1st match!!

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