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What a fightback by india...no words to describe it


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except maybe the fact that i havent slept in 13 hrs and will probably call in sick today.... tendulkar is fkn clutch, this is gonna be one of his best ever, he is carrying india bhajji, giving me a heart atack but what courage....that ondrive off steyn was the best shot ever this is the best day of test cricket i have seen in a long, long time

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Fully agree. Tendulkar is facing some of the most hostile bowling you will ever see and has held on brilliantly. Thats what makes test cricket so interesting. And Bhajji's become quite a different batsman these days. He not only hot Steyn for a classy six, but got on his nerves big time. He will play a big roles later on as well. Right now, he is doing a brilliant job of staying with Tendulkar.

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as i clicked on this thread, i was thinking to myself there will be some sort of pakistan related post, and it will be started of an indian. :--D why but why
just to annoy you :D -- Indian-American btw :P
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as i clicked on this thread, i was thinking to myself there will be some sort of pakistan related post, and it will be started of an indian. :--D why but why
You guys are tough to ignore. :dontknow:
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not just cricket .... its the baap of anything that involves a ball :hail:
Come on - lets not do apples vs oranges vs g_rap_es, vs peanuts.. Its enough to say Test cricket is best of all forms of cricket.
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Tendulkars knock was pretty gritty, but Laxmans and Dravid run out unpardonable.. We were in the bad situation because of their runouts.

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Laxman runs a run when the run is certain 150%. For a guy who does not run close runs because of known knee issues what is the point of taking a start. Tendulkar in test cricket avoids close singles , so to me this is a bad *** up by Laxman. We could have had another 30-50 runs lead. Would have been a game changer

Why Laxman's ? it was just that unlucky moment. But yes he was a bit lazy' date=' could have avoided.[/quote']
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Yes he is not good runner, but he makes up for that by finding boundaries. Today also he was going at SR of 72 or so - that shows the kind of mood/form he was in. Today's run out was not because of the bad call, it was luck - (the way Kallis got out) in previous match. He could have avoided by grounding the bat in time, instead of watching the ball hit the stumps ( off Sachin's bat through Harris fingers). We were well on the way to 450+ had it not been for that unfortunate moment. I hope he will play a crucial role in the 4th innings, if required, and this time I will vote for him - in "performance under pressure vs Sachin" poll :).

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