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(I have given the award the name of zuby, since he always spotted the immense flat track bullyness nature of)... Mahela-Jayawardene-Wife.jpg Actually, Sri Lanka does need to be appreciated. The country itself thrashes minnows comprehensively, that is a positive trait. Sometimes India lets minnows have their share of glory, but not so SL. They thrash minnows the same way Obelix thrashes Romans :winky: Given that the WC is on flat tracks, I think they have an extremely high chance of winning the world cup 2011.

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Was there a need for such thread Finey ? Anyways, you also said something like Bangla bowling is "relatively" strong than their batting, what happened there ? :--D

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You did not include WI. Why have you checked the average of Javed Miandad in WI ?Javed Miandad was the greatest FTB ever . :giggle: And btw Why did Sir Afridi retire from test ? Because he was a cowlasher .:hysterical:
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^Look at the no. of games mahela has played in the countries you mentioned, then compare it with veeru, also look at the batting positions of the two. Veeru plays a high risk game, when the ball is moving, as he is the opener, and Mahela comes at no.4 when the ball has become relatively old and it wont swing that much. Also Avg. in Aus against arguably the best bowling attack is phenomenal, its above his usual career average.So saying Mahela's record is better than Veery is utter gayness :hahaha:

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^Look at the no. of games mahela has played in the countries you mentioned, then compare it with veeru, also look at the batting positions of the two. Veeru plays a high risk game, when the ball is moving, as he is the opener, and Mahela comes at no.4 when the ball has become relatively old and it wont swing that much. Also Avg. in Aus against arguably the best bowling attack is phenomenal, its above his usual career average.So saying Mahela's record is better than Veery is utter gayness :hahaha:
This,that, could have, should have.....I dont believe in all these rubbish. Even in Aus, Sehwag has failed in two grounds where batting is difficult....averages 35 in Perth & 22 in Brisbane.
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^Abe how many matches has he played there ? 2 or may be 3, you are rating him in just one or two innings ? Pathetic to say the least, By that stance, Sir Donald Bradman is epic :fail; Coz he averaged just 12 in sub-continent condition where the track is bread and butter for batting ? What logic man ?

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This' date='that, could have, should have.....I dont believe in all these rubbish. Even in Aus, Sehwag has failed in two grounds where batting is difficult....[b']averages 35 in Perth & 22 in Brisbane.
How much Sir Miandad and Afridi average on those ground ?Could have should have.
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This' date='that, could have, should have.....I dont believe in all these rubbish. Even in Aus, Sehwag has failed in two grounds where batting is difficult....[b']averages 35 in Perth & 22 in Brisbane.
Brisbane agreed, but Perth is not all that difficult, you get good pace and bounce in the track and it makes it a lil easier to score if you love the ball coming on to the bat. Ironically, SAF chased 414 at Perth with just 3 wickets down. Aus got to 340 while chasing 413 against India in 08 (IIRC) so its not all that difficult for batting :D
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How much Sir Miandad and Afridi average on those ground ?Could have should have.
Plz don't try and compare a legend like Veeru with ball biters and FTBs like Afridi and Miandad respectively, its an insult to him.

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