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May be they can drop Vijay and draft Ojha in. Squad selection is poor. They have far too many bowlers than batsmen.
Exactly - heaven knows what the selectors were thinking in selecting so few specialist batsmen.
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Karthik is a make shift batsman who is just not good enough.When the likes of Nohit,Karthik,Jadeja and Kholi gets 40+ games to prove themselves, Vijay has had just 3.Give him some more time.

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Karthik is a make shift batsman who is just not good enough.When the likes of Nohit' date='Karthik,Jadeja and Kholi gets 40+ games to prove themselves, Vijay has had just 3.Give him some more time.[/quote'] ++ but Kohli was good from day one, would add yusuf to that list. but then please don't repeat that mistake with Vijay i don't know what a reasonable number is but gving 40 matches and 40 + innings without returns seems a tad too much luckily sharma is repaying the faith right now
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Vijay is here in the absence of Gambhir, Veeru, Sachin. So he has to make the most of whatever he gets. He cannot wait for 40 opportunities to prove himself. Not gonna happen. Looking at his approach in ODIs he doesn't look like finding a place in world cup squad.

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When Raina forgot to tell umpires about Power Play In a clear potrayal of inexperience, young Indian captain Suresh Raina forgot to tell on-field umpires about bowling Powerplay that he intended to take against Sri Lanka in the tri-series match on Sunday. More... Raina left embarrased by powerplay faux pas Siddharth May 31st, 2010 In a clear potrayal of inexperience, young Indian captain Suresh Raina forgot to tell on-field umpires about bowling Powerplay that he intended to take against Sri Lanka in the tri-series match on Sunday. Raina won the toss and asked Sri Lanka to bat first. After the first 10 overs, the Powerplay field settings were still preserved though there was no official confirmation from Raina to the Umpires about the bowling powerplay. The confusion prolonged till the 15th over after which the fielders were pushed back in the deep, as is done after the Powerplay. One more over went like this before Raina realised the gaffe and approached the on-field umpires, who told him that they had not been informed anything about Powerplay. The episode left many amused, including the Sri Lankan captain Tillakaratne Dilshan who was seen giggling. Eventually, official Powerplay was taken from 17th to 22nd overs and Sri lanka unofficially got 25 overs of Powerplay. Earlier, before the start of the tournament, Raina said leading the country was an honour and dream come true for him but it has also imposed extra responsibility on his shoulders. At 27 years of age, with 90 One-day Internationals under his belt, Raina is easily one of the senior cricketers in the touring party. He has figured in the middle-order for quite some time now (beginning with 2004), has got opportunities at the highest level and has also enjoyed the support of coach Gary Kirsten and captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni over the last couple of years. Also on Sunday, Team India registered their first win of the tournament by thrashing Sri Lanka by seven wickets. It was also the first victory of Team India under Suresh Raina as captain. After being spanked in the opening game, Indian bowlers produced a disciplined show to dismiss Sri Lanka for 242. Rohit Sharma hammered his second successive ODI century as India crushed Sri Lanka by seven wickets in their second match to put their campaign back on track in the tri-series. With an unbeaten match-winning hundred, Rohit Sharma has registered his second in successive innings. In his previous outing against Zimbabwe, he had recorded a career-best 114 on May 28, 2010. Rohit and Sachin Tendulkar now share an Indian record for posting two hundreds in Zimbabwe.

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Vijay is here in the absence of Gambhir' date=' Veeru, Sachin. So he has to make the most of whatever he gets. He cannot wait for 40 opportunities to prove himself. Not gonna happen. Looking at his approach in ODIs he doesn't look like finding a place in world cup squad.[/quote'] seems more than nervy when handling guys like mpofu didn't see the lanka match ! frankly i don't think he is needed for the world cup !
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I am looking for people who can play all 3 format of the games in the future esp with the retirement of Sachin,Dravid and Laxman looming around. Vijay, Nohit and Kholi fit the bill but it all comes down to how they perform in the chances given to them. Vijay has to be given atleast half the leeway shown to the others which would be something around 20 innings. He has a couple of good innings in test and a few in IPL, so its not like he hasnt done anything. He has played just 3 ODI innings and its too early to jump on his back.

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Karthik hasn't got the consistensy requierd coz he plays the floater role. I think he has to settle down for a position and concentrate on that instead of batting all over the line up.

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drop DK and get ohja in !
:clap: I agree. who needs a wk?..if the batsman misses the ball, da bowler will chase down the ball:hatsoff:
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:clap: I agree. who needs a wk?..if the batsman misses the ball, da bowler will chase down the ball:hatsoff:
isn't naman ojha a keeper ? :dontknow:
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The problem with both DK and Vijay has been the complete lack of aggression during the power play overs. But 2 matches is too small a sample to write them off. Both have got starts and then got out. Perhaps next game will be the final chance both of them (or perhaps Vijay) will get in this series.

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The problem with both DK and Vijay has been the complete lack of aggression during the power play overs. But 2 matches is too small a sample to write them off. Both have got starts and then got out. Perhaps next game will be the final chance both of them (or perhaps Vijay) will get in this series.
Karthik has many more chances to prove and he hardly has. But Vijay just had 2 fkinf games and he played positively till he got out in the last game...Why the fk wd anyone decide the fate of a player by just 2 innings? Vijay showed what he can do in IPL. give him dozen more chances.
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Karthik has many more chances to prove and he hardly has. But Vijay just had 2 fkinf games and he played positively till he got out in the last game...Why the fk wd anyone decide the fate of a player by just 2 innings? Vijay showed what he can do in IPL. give him dozen more chances.
He did well in IPL and hence played 5 games on the trot in the t20 WC. Did well in the first one, failed miserably in the rest 4. And now the twin failures here. Makes it 6 international failures on the trot which is a huge worry.The likes of Yuvi, Rohit, Raina, Kohli all made an early impression by playing a few good knocks in their first 10-12 international games. For Vijay it has been one knock vs Afghanistan so far and 4 failures after that. So in a sense if he fails in the next game, they will be forced to pick someone else in his place. As for DK, well barring last 2 ODIs, whenever he has played, he has done reasonably well. IIRC got a 50 and a couple of 40s in last few odis he played. Plus because he is a keeper, will tend to get more chances despite failures. Also the fact that he is a floater will always ensure he has a place in the 15 on most occassions.
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Wild Suggestion Open with Jadeja and VJ, and send KK at number 6, he is great improviser and runner between the wicket, will do better in middle order

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The problem with both DK and Vijay has been the complete lack of aggression during the power play overs. But 2 matches is too small a sample to write them off. Both have got starts and then got out. Perhaps next game will be the final chance both of them (or perhaps Vijay) will get in this series.
KKD won't get the boot as he played well enough to add 193 runs with Sachin not long ago against SA. Vijay has to start worrying as Kohli has been consistent averaging 50 plus. So he is a dead cert for world cup squad. Rohit is also cementing his place.

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