ZodiaC Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 But then when will he get some ODI practise on sub continent wickets before the World cup? The next ODI series will be on South African soil Don't think he needs practice to adapt in subcontinent conditions. Especially in India.
CSK Fan Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 Don't think he needs practice to adapt in subcontinent conditions. Especially in India. Some match practise is always good, particulalry before sucn an important series like the world cup
Ram Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 Boy, Yuvraj's fall from grace has been pretty dramatic. From being India's premier ODI bat + first choice test no.6 only a few months ago, he has been relegated to a Grade B central contract, apart from seeing two players far more junior than him (Raina, Gambhir) made captain of the ODI team.
Sir john Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 He lacked temperment to be a captain' date=' so no surprise...but BCCI demote snub was some third class mentality[/quote'] :yes: true words
achilles Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 why Raina rest? mehh. Grade A tantrums... baba :hehe: J/ks apart, I think he's played a lotta cricket this year.
Ranjha Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 Boy' date=' Yuvraj's fall from grace has been pretty dramatic. From being India's premier ODI bat + first choice test no.6 only a few months ago, he has been relegated to a Grade B central contract, apart from seeing two players far more junior than him (Raina, Gambhir) made captain of the ODI team.[/quote'] well buddy we will see who win them the odi games in the coming months....the odi captains or yuvi singh.
Ranjha Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 Boy' date=' Yuvraj's fall from grace has been pretty dramatic. From being India's premier ODI bat + first choice test no.6 only a few months ago, he has been relegated to a Grade B central contract, apart from seeing two players far more junior than him (Raina, Gambhir) made captain of the ODI team.[/quote'] Yuvi has been treated like sh*t by BCCI...no doubt bout that....many players have been able to ride their out of form cycle without much questions being asked....but yuvi singh is always in limelight. I hope he let the bat do all the talking when time comes.....cant wait!
akshayxyz Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 Weird!!! IMO, it should be other way round. Dhoni should be rested from Tests and play ODI full time. Dhoni is replaceable in tests, Sehwag can be good captain in tests - if he does not let it affect his batting.
Ranjha Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 Weird!!! IMO, it should be other way round. Dhoni should be rested from Tests and play ODI full time. Dhoni is replaceable in tests, Sehwag can be good captain in tests - if he does not let it affect his batting. dont question dhoni...hes the bestest in the whole wide world....he is the master tactician...there is surely a big reason behind it.
Sid Posted November 21, 2010 Author Posted November 21, 2010 Yuvi has been treated like sh*t by BCCI...no doubt bout that....many players have been able to ride their out of form cycle without much questions being asked....but yuvi singh is always in limelight. I hope he let the bat do all the talking when time comes.....cant wait! hope he does that but little he has played in Ranji trophy,he has given no indications he will do that
Ranjha Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 and dhoni needs some more relaxed shagging time...break well deserved! lol
Ram Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 Yuvi has been treated like sh*t by BCCI...no doubt bout that....many players have been able to ride their out of form cycle without much questions being asked....but yuvi singh is always in limelight. I hope he let the bat do all the talking when time comes.....cant wait! I dont think its case of BCCI mistreating Yuvi as much they trying to anger him into performing again. For hot-headed guys like Yuvraj, sometimes the biggest motivation is an insult. I think picking Raina ahead of him for the Lanka tests was right, picking Pujara for the Aussie tests was right. But, dropping him to grade B was a bad move.
Ranjha Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 I dont think its case of BCCI mistreating Yuvi as much they trying to anger him into performing again. For hot-headed guys like Yuvraj, sometimes the biggest motivation is an insult. I think picking Raina ahead of him for the Lanka tests was right, picking Pujara for the Aussie tests was right. But, dropping him to grade B was a bad move. well dropping him from tests cuz he got injured was a bad move...I may not disagree that raina and pujara might be better test bats..its early days but the way he was shunned was not right. bcci babus just proving they dont think straight. so why was yuvi the chosen test batsman then raina replace him when he was injured...and all of a sudden he is nowhere ot be found in the tests. and dropping him to grade b just proved bcci babus dont have brains.
Sid Posted November 21, 2010 Author Posted November 21, 2010 well dropping him from tests cuz he got injured was a bad move...I may not disagree that raina and pujara might be better test bats..its early days but the way he was shunned was not right. bcci babus just proving they dont think straight. so why was yuvi the chosen test batsman then raina replace him when he was injured...and all of a sudden he is nowhere ot be found in the tests. and dropping him to grade b just proved bcci babus dont have brains. if you dont know,thats how things work in Indian cricket
Ranjha Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 if you dont know' date='thats how things work in Indian cricket[/quote'] I am learning their way slowly :haha: but anywayz...I hope Raina gets a decent long run now...
Sid Posted November 21, 2010 Author Posted November 21, 2010 I am learning their way slowly :haha: but anywayz...I hope Raina gets a decent long run now... Ya hope so
akshayxyz Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 dont question dhoni...hes the bestest in the whole wide world....he is the master tactician...there is surely a big reason behind it. I meant - given a choice to rest Dhoni in one of the formats - I reckon that would have to be Tests. I based my suggestion on - part of his overall impact in tests as a keeper-batsman. In ODI's he does have lot of impact as a package - captain-keeper-batsman. But in tests - he looks very replaceable in terms of those two skills. As for captaincy - I feel this tactician thing might a bit overrated - in tests. Since, with senior players around most of the tactics/strategies and stuff is a result of collective thinking / brain storming. Usually team takes the field with certain plan(s)/tactics. Perhaps he has a bit of edge over any other, as a captain. But in tests that may not be deciding factor. Besides this thinking-on-the-feet skill has better use/impact in ODIs/T20s. Don't you think playing ( that too as a captain) in all formats is a bit too much of a task? My proposal gives him chance to focus entirely on ODIs / T20s.
Sid Posted November 21, 2010 Author Posted November 21, 2010 I meant - given a choice to rest Dhoni in one of the formats - I reckon that would have to be Tests. I based my suggestion on - part of his overall impact in tests as a keeper-batsman. In ODI's he does have lot of impact as a package - captain-keeper-batsman. But in tests - he looks very replaceable in terms of those two skills. As for captaincy - I feel this tactician thing might a bit overrated - in tests. Since, with senior players around most of the tactics/strategies and stuff is a result of collective thinking / brain storming. Usually team takes the field with certain plan(s)/tactics. Perhaps he has a bit of edge over any other, as a captain. But in tests that may not be deciding factor. Besides this thinking-on-the-feet skill has better use/impact in ODIs/T20s. Don't you think playing ( that too as a captain) in all formats is a bit too much of a task? My proposal gives him chance to focus entirely on ODIs / T20s. Hey Akshay Ranjha is being sarcastic with that best tactician thing :giggle:
akshayxyz Posted November 21, 2010 Posted November 21, 2010 Hey Akshay Ranjha is being sarcastic with that best tactician thing :giggle: Need a place to hide till my hangover is over. :nervous: :embaressed_smile:
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