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what score is safe for india??


what score is safe for india??  

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    • 450
      4
    • 500
      2
    • 550
      1
    • 600
      15
    • we should never bat first
      13


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Wait for the day when we score 500' date=' and see the opposition almost chase it down.[/quote'] :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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Congrats you all have been successfully brainwashed by parosis that our bowling attack is 100 times worse than anybody else. Stop it now, it is not good but I will say rather out of form as clearly remember the bowlers have been one of the reasons for winning many of our matches just like our batsman over the last 3 years.

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Well our bowlers were caught napping, no big deal. It happens to the best. I expect them to do much better in the upcoming matches.

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Haha, funny question considering that we can't even seem to defend our totals well enough whether we get a 370 or even a potential 400. Even West Indies defended their 330 yesterday by defeating Holland by a huge 200 runs. If their bowling can do that then you can just imagine how pathetic our bowling is :hysterical: ...Kemar Roach just ripped through Netherlands though. Now we have another team that we must be cautious about. Team India has a terrible tendency to take -out-of-form teams too lightly, only to suffer in the end- like the England-India match.

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:yawn2: May be 200 in the first 15 overs and 100 in the batting powerplay which will make it 300. And in the remaining overs if we got at 8 an over it will give us 240 odd runs, so a total of 550-600 would be a good one, and I hope we defend that.

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Haha, funny question considering that we can't even seem to defend our totals well enough whether we get a 370 or even a potential 400. Even West Indies defended their 330 yesterday by defeating Holland by a huge 200 runs. If their bowling can do that then you can just imagine how pathetic our bowling is :hysterical: ...Kemar Roach just ripped through Netherlands though. Now we have another team that we must be cautious about. Team India has a terrible tendency to take -out-of-form teams too lightly, only to suffer in the end- like the England-India match.
You don't see the difference between the extreme slowness of the Kotla wicket for a side that has never played on that kind of a track ? And you are comparing that with a good flat batting track with the ball coming on nicely to the bat, with short boundaries and quick outfields by a good batting side like England ?

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