sandeep Posted November 4, 2010 Posted November 4, 2010 Veeru's Injury I hope he gets the proper rest and recovery time he needs. A chronic knee problem can mess up a batmsan's entire game....
IKnowU Posted November 4, 2010 Posted November 4, 2010 knee problem? Looked like cramps and dehydration and same goes for Dravid too.
Sid Posted November 4, 2010 Posted November 4, 2010 knee problem? Looked like cramps and dehydration and same goes for Dravid too. he said himself,he had some knee problems after days play
Feed Posted November 6, 2010 Author Posted November 6, 2010 Dravid hurts finger going for hard catch off Ryder India suffered an injury blow on the third day of the opening Test against New Zealand when batting mainstay Rahul Dravid hurt the finger of his right hand when going for a fast-travelling catch off Jesse Ryder on Saturday. More... Dravid hurts finger going for hard catch off Ryder November 06, 2010 India suffered an injury blow on the third day of the opening Test against New Zealand when batting mainstay Rahul Dravid hurt the finger of his right hand when going for a fast-travelling catch off Jesse Ryder on Saturday. Dravid, two short of becoming the first non-wicketkeeper in Test history to complete 200 catches, got hurt while trying to hold on to the left-handed Ryder's thick outside edge off S Sreesanth when the batsman was on 11 in a team score of 166 for four. He left the field a few overs after getting hurt and was substituted by reserve Cheteshwar Pujara for the remainder of the second session. He did not come out at the resumption of play in the final session. Ryder and debutant Kane Williamson then defied the Indian attack for the entire session without being separated as New Zealand advanced to 237 for four when tea was called. Dravid had scored a hundred and featured in a double century stand with Virender Sehwag who top-scored with 173 in the Indian first innings tally of 487.
DomainK Posted November 6, 2010 Posted November 6, 2010 These things happen. But he should have taken that one.
fineleg Posted November 12, 2010 Posted November 12, 2010 Well done Tim McIntosh, and good luck to our Gauti! He was derided as a walking wicket :creep: even in Cricinfo and by us folks too. But he has scored a century after being under pressure from two ducks at Ahmedabad. Credit to him. Was this a chanceless inn? (except for the tough one for VVS) or did he offer any other chances? Gautam Gambhir should take heart from McIntosh performance. Gambhir is a zillion times more talented and skilled player and he should think if McIntosh can overcome the mental battle, he should be able to do doubly better. Good luck GG, and well done McIntosh.
Ram Posted November 12, 2010 Posted November 12, 2010 *Reading between the lines Mode* If walking wicket McIntosh can score, then out of form opener Gambhir BETTER score. *End Reading between the lines mode* If you want to say something, you should just say it. :winky:
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