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Dhawan is not good enough, why has he been picked?


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Bhai' date=' Delhi is not the only place where these "guns" are available. Baaki ke mulk ke ilaakon ke "guns" ko bhi back kijiye. :icflove:[/quote'] 2 of Delhi guns are already in museum :giggle:
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Dhawan is the real deal...Looks like curtains for Viru,dont see him coming back :sad: I guess time we thanked Viru for his contribution and moved on

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Bhai' date=' Delhi is not the only place where these "guns" are available. Baaki ke mulk ke ilaakon ke "guns" ko bhi back kijiye. :icflove:[/quote'] :two_thumbs_up::hysterical:
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Dhawan is the real deal...Looks like curtains for Viru' date='dont see him coming back :sad: I guess time we thanked Viru for his contribution and moved on[/quote'] I hope not. Veeru is still only 34. We all know that the guy has motivation issues and most of us agree that the way back for Veeru really is a stint at county cricket but lets just hope that Veeru mounts a comeback. He is too good to end like this IMO and a Veeru-Dhawan on song would be an insanely good thing.
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To be fair to KT Dhawan wasnt the same player we saw in the past ...looked decent & knew was good playing the shortball ...but have never seen him the way hes been timing the ball on hid come back . the drives have been a treat to watch .

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Maybe I can try and claim this thread helped him get better and was reason for his improvement. He heard criticism and improved. or it was an anti jinx thread which worked and was reason for his success. O wait I have a life.:hysterical: I was plain wrong. Dhawan proved me wrong thankfully and worked hard and is delivering. Well dhawan, love you. Anyway I am off to grow a moustache so I can twirl it dhawan style!

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Maybe I can try and claim this thread helped him get better and was reason for his improvement. He heard criticism and improved. or it was an anti jinx thread which worked and was reason for his success. O wait I have a life.:hysterical: I was plain wrong. Dhawan proved me wrong thankfully and worked hard and is delivering. Well dhawan, love you. Anyway I am off to grow a moustache so I can twirl it dhawan style!
:two_thumbs_up:
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Bhai' date=' Delhi is not the only place where these "guns" are available. Baaki ke mulk ke ilaakon ke "guns" ko bhi back kijiye. :icflove:[/quote'] Will always do and alwasy been doing. I was all for dropping Gambhir when he was totally out of form and wanted his replacement. Heart is forever Indian. Want always the best for the country first. Great to see deserving people getting chances like Karthik.
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O wait I have a life.
Right. image.jpg PS1: Accepting you were wrong about a player, and backing him now. Fair play :two_thumbs_up: PS2: What are you feeling in your bones these days? :giggle:
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Will always do and alwasy been doing. I was all for dropping Gambhir when he was totally out of form and wanted his replacement. Heart is forever Indian. Want always the best for the country first. Great to see deserving people getting chances like Karthik.
:agree: Us Gambo fans are very reasonable unlike the delusive bunch. :beee:
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Well.....Dhawan's stock is falling fast.....Hope he proves me wrong :pray: but for now have no confidence in him in this series...Doesnt look has what it takes to do well on these pitches

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Well.....Dhawan's stock is falling fast.....Hope he proves me wrong :pray: but for now have no confidence in him in this series...Doesnt look has what it takes to do well on these pitches
He has the aggression of Sehwag.
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Two failures, I woulkd not read so much into it yet. I wish he had played the second warm up match in SA for the A team, the 3/4 day game. Given him a better idea of what the pitches were like. He just needs longer on these wickets to get used to the bounce.

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Wild slashes, upper cuts, Pulling the ball without even judging the pace.. impetus stroke play is a recipe for disaster. Sehwag learned the hard way. Letting the ball go should be the first game plan.

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Wild slashes' date=' upper cuts, Pulling the ball without even judging the pace.. impetus stroke play is a recipe for disaster. Sehwag learned the hard way. Letting the ball go should be the first game plan.[/quote'] We need to see how he does batting first.chasing big totals with Rohit taking his own time,his hand is sort of tied
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Wild slashes' date=' upper cuts, Pulling the ball without even judging the pace.. impetus stroke play is a recipe for disaster. Sehwag learned the hard way. Letting the ball go should be the first game plan.[/quote'] Agree,Have only seen him play 1 way so far.....Dhawan like Sehwag wont be bothered by the pace and bounce,Sehwag's initial success was that he knew the right delivery to attack and defend but with Dhawan I havent seen the quality so far....I havent seen a decent innings under tough circumstances either.
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We need to see how he does batting first.chasing big totals with Rohit taking his own time' date='his hand is sort of tied[/quote'] What kind of logic is that.....Infact if he played like Rohit in the first 2 games,we would have had a better foundation and no I am not trolling,Rohit had the right approach and he was unlucky in game 1 and yes he did play a loose shot in game 2 after all the hardwork
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What kind of logic is that.....Infact if he played like Rohit in the first 2 games' date='we would have had a better foundation and no I am not trolling,Rohit had the right approach and he was unlucky in game 1 and yes he did play a loose shot in game 2 after all the hardwork[/quote'] dude he played 2-3 maidens from Steyn upfront when we were chasing 360.how is that a right approach?sure Steyn was bowling well but atleast he could have looked to rotate strike or do something.
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What kind of logic is that.....Infact if he played like Rohit in the first 2 games' date='we would have had a better foundation and no I am not trolling,Rohit had the right approach and he was unlucky in game 1 and yes he did play a loose shot in game 2 after all the hardwork[/quote'] u cant play 6 maidens in a row ,when u r chasing 360 :--D
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dude he played 2-3 maidens from Steyn upfront when we were chasing 360.how is that a right approach?sure Steyn was bowling well but atleast he could have looked to rotate strike or do something.
ANyways back to the topic,so let me get this straight are you saying it is Rohit's fault that Dhawan has been failing?

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