Indian Pride Posted July 12, 2011 Posted July 12, 2011 :dance:......:dance:....:dance: :dance:...:dance:.......:dance: :dance:...:dance:............:dance: :dance:...:dance:............:dance: :dance:...:dance:............:dance: :dance:...:dance:.......:dance: :dance:......:dance:....:dance:
Sachinism Posted July 12, 2011 Posted July 12, 2011 Ok that was the lot from india that arrived. Lads from west indies come tomorrow. And I've heard about where they're staying from wasim jaffer through my cousin ;)
mahesh_g Posted July 12, 2011 Posted July 12, 2011 people are overhyping this series. this is just an another test series for india. we have nothing to prove. we have already beaten them last time we visited.
deepak_sach Posted July 13, 2011 Posted July 13, 2011 England: :giggle: :giggle::giggle: :giggle::giggle::giggle: :giggle::giggle::giggle::giggle: :giggle::giggle::giggle: :giggle::giggle: :giggle:
Cricket Tragic Posted July 13, 2011 Posted July 13, 2011 Indians get down to serious work After arriving here on Tuesday afternoon -- some from the West Indies, others from India and Sachin Tendulkar from London – eight of the Indian players hit the ground for an optional practice session in pleasant weather conditions here on Wednesday. Coach Duncan Fletcher, bowling consultant Eric Simmons and the rest of the supporting staff worked together as players were kept busy for close to three hours at the quaint Somerset County Ground. Tendulkar spent the longest time at the ‘nets’ facing pacemen Zaheer Khan, S Sreesanth and some of the local bowlers summoned for their services for the session. The maestro looked compact, was put through little struggle and didn’t look worse for the time spent resting with family and holidaying in London. Having finished with his batting stint, the right-hander straightaway joined Gautam Gambhir who was being put through some close-catching drills by the physio. He used a tennis racket to impart some spin and swerve on the tennis ball aimed at improving anticipation and agility. Gambhir, meanwhile, opted not to bat and instead faced some throw-downs from Simmons towards the end of the day’s session. The Indian players had six pacemen, including Zaheer and Sreesanth, having a go at them and they were showered with a fair bit of short-pitched stuff; a concerted effort to prepare for things to come. Yuvraj looked in some discomfort against a few local pacers and the left-hander even tried to hit his way out of trouble. After a few minutes of hit-and-miss game, though, he appeared to have found his comfort zone. Dhoni spent a relatively less time at the nets while Bengal wicketkeeper-batsman Wriddhiman Saha, in the absence of several regular batsmen, got a considerable time to wield the willow.
IKnowU Posted July 14, 2011 Posted July 14, 2011 :finger: this bloody symmetry..so many peeps lost life in Mumbai and you guys are still acting like stupid retards...respect the ones who lost their life...grow up kiddos :poink: wtf has this thread got to do with anything your talking about.
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