I hope my bad form doesn’t extend to the Test matches : Yuvraj

[HowardRoark]

when was the last time he performed in tests loool..he should stick to bollywood now

Definitely later than your test captain's last performace in tests :giggle: But yes, I would agree in principle with what you said.

[kooljatt]

u ppl neva stop, do ya ! :finger: i will se ya after the asia cup... by then.....................................>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[imran666]

Definitely later than your test captain's last performace in tests :giggle: But yes, I would agree in principle with what you said.

our captain dosent say " I hope my bad form doesn’t extend to the Test matches " like ur rockstar :--D

[Guest Shivani]

yuvi ? tests ? :giggle:

[kooljatt]

yuvi ? tests ? :giggle:

yh, one outta these should play B->

[CSK Fan]

u ppl neva stop, do ya ! :finger: i will se ya after the asia cup... by then.....................................>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Would he have delivered his baby by then?

[kooljatt]

Would he have delivered his baby by then?

this pic is from 2009 t20 wc when he was our main scorer, and this pic is taken after taking a brilliant catch in outfield......moreover if u think this is unfit, -edited-

[vvvslaxman]

He has automatically selected himself for Tests :cantstop:

[HowardRoark]

this pic is from 2009 t20 wc when he was our main scorer' date=' and this pic is taken after taking a brilliant catch in outfield......moreover if u think this is unfit, -edited-[/quote'] Cool down kooljatt - I think you are going a bit overboard with your support for Yuvi. This interview definitely smacks of bad attitude, which is what everyone dislikes over here.

[Karan114]

Well, his bad form won't be extending to the ODI games for now!

[SachDan]

Well' date=' his bad form won't be extending to the ODI games for now![/quote'] :cantstop:

[zubinpepsi]

u ppl neva stop, do ya ! :finger: i will se ya after the asia cup... by then.....................................>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

asia cup:cantstop:

[gs]

Ouch, poster boy didnt see that coming!! He's a genuine talent however, and will definitely come back into the team hopefully with fire in his belly like Sehwag did.

[vvvslaxman]

Ouch' date=' poster boy didnt see that coming!! He's a genuine talent however, and will definitely come back into the team hopefully with fire in his belly like Sehwag did.[/quote'] Sehwag worked real hard with various coaches to address the problems. He might sound like a village idiot. But he is one of the sharpest brains in our team when it comes to making an adjustment to his batting to obviate his weaknesses. I would put him right below Tendulkar and Dravid in that area. Yuvraj is one guy who has not shown any improvement in his batting since he arrived. He was a great player to watch in 2000 when he cartered around Australian bowling on his debut. He is still a great player to watch. Has he made any adjustments to his batting since he made debut? Not a whole lot. Only area that has improved is temperament. Cool, collected while chasing especially against padosis. He needs improved technique to complement his temperament.

[f2000560]

Ouch' date=' poster boy didnt see that coming!! He's a genuine talent however, and will definitely come back into the team hopefully with fire in his belly like Sehwag did.[/quote'] i hope thats the only thing in his belly !!!

[Ranjha]

Yuvi yaar test nu chad, pehle t20 te odi vich tah kuch kar...

[riya]

when did he had form in tests:hysterical:

:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

[Mr. Wicket]

For a fat guy, Yuvraj isn't very jolly.

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Yuvraj will be back soon, predicts Sehwag India vice-captain Virender Sehwag on Wednesday threw his weight behind out-of-form Yuvraj Singh, calling him a "jewel" and predicting that the left-hander would soon be back in the Indian side after sorting out his fitness issues. More... Yuvraj will be back soon, predicts Sehwag Yahoonews, PTI, 09 June 2010 New Delhi: India vice-captain Virender Sehwag on Wednesday threw his weight behind out-of-form Yuvraj Singh, calling him a "jewel" and predicting that the left-hander would soon be back in the Indian side after sorting out his fitness issues. "He has been a jewel for India and I'm a great fan of him," Sehwag said. "Times like this comes because of (lack of) form but I'm sure he would sort out his fitness and batting skills and will make a comeback soon," said the opener. "All he needs is to spend time on his own and think about his game," advised Sehwag. Yuvraj did not find a place in India's Asia Cup squad because of lack of form and poor fitness. He had a forgettable outing in Indian Premier League III and he looked out of sorts in the Twenty20 World Cup as well. Sehwag too had some injury issues of late but the star batsman said he is fully ready for this month's Asia Cup in Sri Lanka. "My shoulder has healed. I worked on my shoulders in the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore and I'm fully fit now," Sehwag said. Asked for his view on the young Indian players' technical frailties against short-pitch bowled, Sehwag said they would grow better with experience. "People said the same thing about me. Give them some time and they would get better as they get experienced. Once they play more than 100 ODIs, they would do well. (Suresh) Raina, Rohit (Sharma), Gautam (Gambhir) they would be ready by the time you have World Cup," Sehwag said. His views were sought on BCCI's decision not to send cricket teams to the Asian Games in China where cricket is making debut in Twenty20 format and the batsman said he could not do anything about it. "It is not in my hand, this is for the BCCI to decide. But wherever they send us, we would go and play," said Sehwag.

[kooljatt]

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