Trichromatic Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 Something along 350-400 should take care of this number 1 batting side:hysterical: Seriously though, How long do you guys think India can hold on to their ill-fated reign of the number one spot with such pathetic bowling and batting on lively tracks. Maybe they can designate India as number 1 in FTB rankings, and let England or SA take their rightful place as number one in the real format. :two_thumbs_up: :haha: And the real no 1 England can actually defeat India in India? :giggle:
Blue Panther Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 India shouldn't risk of losing another kohinoor diamond to england. let him take rest pls.
gult Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 Something along 350-400 should take care of this number 1 batting side:hysterical: Seriously though, How long do you guys think India can hold on to their ill-fated reign of the number one spot with such pathetic bowling and batting on lively tracks. Maybe they can designate India as number 1 in FTB rankings, and let England or SA take their rightful place as number one in the real format. :two_thumbs_up: When did they do well on subcontinent?
Trichromatic Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 When did they do well on subcontinent? They don't need to because they are true no 1. :hysterical: It's only fake no 1 Indian team which has to prove in all countries. :haha:
Roshanrocks Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 nice bahana to hide/explain incompetent batting. I wonder what views the moderators of this forum have with padosi posters who come to this forum only to rile up Indians. This bloke has been crapping all over the forum and if the Mods donot do something about this this is going to be an ugly free for all.
The Outsider Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 No but seriously go look at how many games where it meant something going into late 4th or 5th days Sehwag had an impact and compare that with VVS or SRT or GG or even RD in the last 3 years and you will see for yourself outside of just crunching in numbers which I do not support anyway. Plus any which way you look at a mere 30 average in the second team innings is not something worthy of a batsman to be branded great IMO and I wholeheartedly want Sehwag to corrrect that and up the ante before his career is over. That's not the point - everyone knows Sehwag's second innings average is nothing to write home about. The point is that the opposition captain will not pull out these second innings stats while making a declaration, but will go on what Sehwag is capable of doing on his day. He is not going to hedge his bets on running some stats guru queries, the latest example being the Cape Town test where Smith delayed the declaration despite Sehwag having a poor series.
Roshanrocks Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 That's not the point - everyone knows Sehwag's second innings average is nothing to write home about. The point is that the opposition captain will not pull out these second innings stats while making a declaration' date= but will go on what Sehwag is capable of doing on his day. He is not going to hedge his bets on running some stats guru queries, the latest example being the Cape Town test where Smith delayed the declaration despite Sehwag having a poor series. Top class post :hatsoff:
The Outsider Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 Dhoni has already been warned this year for a poor over rate. He will have to be careful or he will be sitting out the next test Might not be a bad thing - his batting is mediocre and keeping falling apart.
gaurav92 Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 Only rain can save us now. With Zak down and out, I think they will target both Bhajji and Ishant as only PK looked like taking wickets. They will declare today at tea after getting a lead of 420, that will be very tough to get. We are in no man's land without Sehwag. We can't chase that score and if we try and defend, we will lose our wickets, so its better if it rains and saves another game for us as it did in '07
SachDan Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 nice bahana to hide/explain incompetent batting. **** off you bloody paki As RoRo rightly said I don't know why these pakis are allowed to post bakwas about India and get off scot-free!
pensionplan Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 That's not the point - everyone knows Sehwag's second innings average is nothing to write home about. The point is that the opposition captain will not pull out these second innings stats while making a declaration' date=' but will go on what Sehwag is capable of doing on his day. He is not going to hedge his bets on running some stats guru queries, the latest example being the Cape Town test where Smith delayed the declaration despite Sehwag having a poor series.[/quote']While it may be true the opposing skippers or teams might consider the worst case scenario before deciding on declaration the law of averages are heavily stacked up against them coming under fire and losing out because of Sehwag especially against a decent attack outside of the sub-continental conditions. But then most of the captains will take the safety first approach which is justified given how big the stakes are.
kabira Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 I still don't think our batting performance was that bad. If you saw, ball was swinging all day. Other lesser teams would have folded under 200. We could have scored 20-30 runs more had Dhoni taken some iniative when Trott and Swann were bowling before the 2nd new ball. Those 30 extra runs means 6 to 7 overs of difference for us in 2nd dig. I was really pI$$ed with the approach before the 2nd new ball. We would have to face 110 overs. If there is cloud cover will be very very hard to save this one. If no cloud cover, we would save this easily. Remember pitch doesn't crumble at Lords, its always overhead conditions.
Number Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 I still don't think our batting performance was that bad. If you saw' date=' ball was swinging all day. Other lesser teams would have folded under 200. [b']We could have scored 20-30 runs more had Dhoni taken some iniative when Trott and Swann were bowling before the 2nd new ball. Those 30 extra runs means 6 to 7 overs of difference for us in 2nd dig. I was really pI$ with the approach before the 2nd new ball. We would have to face 110 overs. If there is cloud cover will be very very hard to save this one. If no cloud cover, we would save this easily. Remember pitch doesn't crumble at Lords, its always overhead conditions. was thinking same while watching , I just thought we won't be able to save follow on when new ball came , thank god PK's hits saved.
kabira Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 In 2nd innings, Sachin should not look to score at all. Lords voodoo doesnt allow him to cross thirties. Get into 20 and just don't score Sachin and that way he will survive. It was good effort from Sachin if he was down with fever. I think Tremlett unsettled him. Hope he comes out with better plan against Tremlett
kabira Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 ^I don't think England would have enforced it as their bowlers had already bowled 80+ overs. But I must abysmal thinking on the part of Dhoni and Dravid not to attack part timers.
Hell Raiser Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 I think I am the the only one who still think that India can win this one if they give us the target around 400. May be i am getting too optimistic.
asterix Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 Man, these English guys are over the moon..They are heaping so much of insult on Indian team/BCCI, I wish we stuff them properly in this series..I'm very dissappointed at the body language of the Indian team. I hope they give it back to these Engerlanders and stff them here..Effing Mofos..So much of venom is being spewed..
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