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Unmukt Chand tends to stay ahead of the game: Ian Chappell

Ian Chappell praised India Under-19 captain Unmukt ChandÃÔ batting and captaincy saying the World Cup winning skipper tends to stay ahead of the game. Ťhand is a good captain. He tends to stay ahead of the game, which is an important part of captaincy and in other words, he is proactive, not reactive. Unmukt finished the match with a six and Chappell said itÃÔ amazing to see such power from an U-19 player. Å©e is technically a good batsman and so on, but to see such power from a little guy is quite amazing. The sixes he hit, and not just in the final - he hit them in some other games as well were terrific. Űbviously, he is a very good timer of the ball, but a couple of times he cleared the boundary a hell of a long way and that is surprising, Chappell was quoted saying by MID-DAY. Chappell said one should get too excited about India and Australia winning three Under-19 titles, as it does not guarantee bright future. Ū wouldnÃÕ be getting too excited about it. Winning tournaments at the under-19 level doesnÃÕ necessarily mean the future looks rosy because a lot of players who are good at that level might not go any further. Å´o, while it might look good in the trophy cabinet as well as when you are reporting to your superiors, I donÃÕ think it is all that important. Å*ook, there will be a certain percentage of those fellows who will never go on to be anything, and it will probably be the bulk of them. The important thing is to get the fellows who are really good, moving up the line quickly so that they donÃÕ stagnate. There are probably five to six guys in this team that you should be fast-tracking. http://www.cricketcountry.com/cricket-articles/Unmukt-Chand-tends-to-stay-ahead-of-the-game-Ian-Chappell/17400
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i think he will do fine in odis needs to improve on technique for tests but well there are always players like kp also do u think kohli has tight technique ? its all about knowing ur limitations and developing game plan which works with it and he seems to me smart guy i will back him to do well in future :--D
yes Kohli has tighter. His first instinct is to keep the ball down.
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yes Kohli has tighter. His first instinct is to keep the ball down.
It was not before. Kohli was pretty similar when he first came, used to play lot of airy shots and get out. Kohli learnt that. They way Unmukt has played, he has already learnt that.
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like his dismissal in Hyderabad:winky:
His ability to compile innings has got something to do with his tendency to keep the ball down. Few dismissals like that won't change. We cannot automatically assume every single potential will shape up exactly the same way Kohli or Tendulkar.
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Unmukt will be better than Virat. He is already writing his autobiography suggests that he is very high on confidence. It will take him to greater heights.
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Unmukt will be better than Virat. He is already writing his autobiography suggests that he is very high on confidence. It will take him to greater heights.
:WTF:
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:cantstop:
What are u laughing at son? Don't u watch news channels? "Unmukt Chand writes a diary and he is already writing a book of his autobiography and he has already finished 2 chapters of it" His dad said this in Times now channel.
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What are u laughing at son? Don't u watch news channels? "Unmukt Chand writes a diary and he is already writing a book of his autobiography and he has already finished 2 chapters of it" His dad said this in Times now channel.
He's laughing at the fact that Unmukt will be "better than Kohli" and has "high confidence" just because he writes a dairy/auto-biography :giggle:
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He's laughing at the fact that Unmukt will be "better than Kohli" and has "high confidence" just because he writes a dairy/auto-biography :giggle:
How many 19 year old kids writes their own auto biography? You would write it because you know you are going to be a future star which shows the confidence of the young man.
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How many 19 year old kids writes their own auto biography? You would write it because you know you are going to be a future star which shows the confidence of the young man.
Has it ever occured to you that Unmukt is a good player who writes his diary, and is not good just because he keeps a diary? Between go to any high school and you will see bunch of kids keeping diaries. Doesn't make them Tendulkars and Chands. But going by your logic maybe Rohit should start writing a diary/autobiography as well :giggle:
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How many 19 year old kids writes their own auto biography? You would write it because you know you are going to be a future star which shows the confidence of the young man.
The problem is you did not put forth your words correctly which made it sound funny. I can get where you are going now.
Has it ever occured to you that Unmukt is a good player who writes his diary, and is not good just because he keeps a diary? Between go to any high school and you will see bunch of kids keeping diaries. Doesn't make them Tendulkars and Chands. But going by your logic maybe Rohit should start writing a diary/autobiography as well :giggle:
I think he is referring to the fact that keeping a diary is equivalent to knowing your game or some cosmic sh!t like that. Theek hai, leave it - there are other "greats" out on this forum who need you :wink2:
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How many 19 year old kids writes their own auto biography? You would write it because you know you are going to be a future star which shows the confidence of the young man.
It still doesn't explain how he will be better than Kohli. What is it got to do with cricketing skills.
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How many 19 year old kids writes their own auto biography? You would write it because you know you are going to be a future star which shows the confidence of the young man.
Plenty of 19-yr olds record their lives on a day-to-day/weekly basis. Just because you may not have met many of them, it becomes a 'never-heard-of' thing for you. :facepalm: And he does not get any special powers by maintaining a diary; if that would be the case, then Akash Chopra would have been a Bradman by now.
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Plenty of 19-yr olds record their lives on a day-to-day/weekly basis. Just because you may not have met many of them, it becomes a 'never-heard-of' thing for you. :facepalm: And he does not get any special powers by maintaining a diary; if that would be the case, then Akash Chopra would have been a Bradman by now.
And Swann a living legend considering the fact he has already released his book/auto-biography :haha:
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Has it ever occured to you that Unmukt is a good player who writes his diary, and is not good just because he keeps a diary? Between go to any high school and you will see bunch of kids keeping diaries. Doesn't make them Tendulkars and Chands. But going by your logic maybe Rohit should start writing a diary/autobiography as well :giggle:
Everyone writes dairy , But who writes his own autobiography @ 19 and his dad says he has already finished 2 chapters of his book..!!! No one writes it in chapters unless he is hoping to publish it in the future.
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And Swann a living legend considering the fact he has already released his book/auto-biography :haha:
I think it's been 2 years that Andy Murray's autobiography has come out. :cantstop: Without even winning a single Grand-Slam. Nadal, Federer and Joker would be soooo scared of him I guess because of it. :cantstop:
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Everyone writes dairy , But who writes his own autobiography @ 19 and his dad says he has already finished 2 chapters of his book..!!! No one writes it in chapters unless he is hoping to publish it in the future.
As we speak, Akshdeep Nath is just revising the foreward to his autobiography. But no no, he'll not talk about it right now. :secret:

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