gaurav92 Posted May 11, 2010 Posted May 11, 2010 MSD batting, but i still feel, we are a bowler short and willl piss while defending the total less than 160
vvvslaxman Posted May 11, 2010 Posted May 11, 2010 MSD batting' date=' but i still feel, we are a bowler short and willl piss while defending the total less than 160[/quote'] We are always 3 or 4 bowlers short. In hindsight it could backfire big time. They almost chased down 414 runs in one dayers against this rubbish attack.
coffee_rules Posted May 11, 2010 Posted May 11, 2010 MSD won toss and bats first. It's a no-brainer after 2 losses. The saying is once bitter twice shy and not twice bitten thrice shy. Our best bet for the bowlers to be effective is to bowl the oppostion under pressure of runs. If batsmen click, (hoping they do), No vijay to muck it up, there is a better chance for our bowlers to click.
zen Posted May 11, 2010 Posted May 11, 2010 Interesting stat, but like I said on the other thread: Aus beat all the four test playing teams from the sub-continent in this tourney till date by batting first. Would BD beaten Aus, if it had batted first? If the answer to that question is 'no' and/or 'may be', we can probably say that this piece of stats is interesting but it doesn't guarantee the result. The bottom line: You have to judge the conditions and also do what suits your team more. And ofc, you have to play well too on the day. Hope the last few games would show that winning the toss and batting first doesn't almost guarantee a win
youngindia Posted May 12, 2010 Posted May 12, 2010 Hope the last few games would show that winning the toss and batting first doesn't almost guarantee a win missing the point. as a strategist , you put yourself in a position where you can take advantage(by setting a steep target). That's what it is all about. chasing over 160 or 180 is not easy.a steep asking rate is the best way to make batsmen commit mistakes. it means the opposition has overcome a disadvantage. but they won't more often than not.
Sachinism Posted May 12, 2010 Posted May 12, 2010 missing the point. as a strategist , you put yourself in a position where you can take advantage(by setting a steep target). That's what it is all about. chasing over 160 or 180 is not easy.a steep asking rate is the best way to make batsmen commit mistakes. it means the opposition has overcome a disadvantage. but they won't more often than not. So you think their was no thinking behind the decisions? You think these guys just go out there and do whatever?
f2000560 Posted May 12, 2010 Posted May 12, 2010 missing the point. as a strategist , you put yourself in a position where you can take advantage(by setting a steep target). That's what it is all about. chasing over 160 or 180 (against any bowling that is not india) is not easy.a steep asking rate is the best way to make batsmen commit mistakes. it means the opposition has overcome a disadvantage. but they won't more often than not. corrected
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