jairamesh Posted November 8, 2011 Posted November 8, 2011 wot a return for him:hysterical: same old, same old
Pagalpanti Posted November 8, 2011 Posted November 8, 2011 Both innings dismissal have been pathetic to say the least. Definitely doesn't seem to care about tests. I was hoping he'd finally click, but just hope next 2 tests they don't waste and give Kohli/Rahane opportunity.
Trichromatic Posted November 8, 2011 Posted November 8, 2011 How long will he continue to be part of the team just on the basis of talent and not the performance?
Deleted_User_1 Posted November 8, 2011 Posted November 8, 2011 Why the phaack is he being persisted with when there are other options available?
yoda Posted November 8, 2011 Posted November 8, 2011 Why the phaack is he being persisted with when there are other options available? Expectations that his WC performance will spur a revival of test career.
vvvslaxman Posted November 8, 2011 Posted November 8, 2011 Sad part is he has absolutely shown no improvement in his defensive technique since he made debut.
Deleted_User_1 Posted November 8, 2011 Posted November 8, 2011 Expectations that his WC performance will spur a revival of test career. Like Afretard he does not have the temperament and technique to play in tests! At least Afretard realizes that.
vamos_rafa Posted November 8, 2011 Posted November 8, 2011 Like Afretard he does not have the temperament and technique to play in tests! At least Afretard realizes that. Afridi is the man.
BeautifulGame Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 To be fair to Yuvi this pitch is not suited for stroke makers like Yuvi.I am not sure even the likes of Kohli or Rohit would have performed well.I think the next 2 tests as well as pitches in Aus will suit him much better.So it is unfair to him if he is dropped just after a single test.I cant see him dropped for next test since Dhoni and selectors dont drop anyone hastily and try to give them a fair chance.Whether its yuvi or a youngster they are mostly given a fair run before dropped. But the fact Yuvi shouldnt have been selected for tests in the first place.Just like Rania should never have been given chances in test cricket.Both were given chances in tests based on ODI which is a stupid thing to do.It becomes even more pathetic when u see the likes of Pujara Rohit Rahane Mukund Kohli all scoring tons of runs and waiting for chances yet these 2 getting chance after chance based on ODI cricket.
VRV Singh Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 There's no excuse for him to play more Tests. They have the chance to alleviate his initial selection by dropping him now. Nothing to gain from playing him - unfit, mediocre batting and now that Sehwag is bowling there's no need for Yuvraj's.
King Tendulkar Posted November 9, 2011 Author Posted November 9, 2011 Then again watching G Smith and his whale of a stomach. Yuvi looks like an olymic athlete in compaison!
IKnowU Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 Then again watching G Smith and his whale of a stomach. Yuvi looks like an olymic athlete in compaison! Are you kidding? G Smith is fit. Hes massive. Just because he looks big doesnt mean hes fat and unfit. Guys like Hayden, Symonds all look bulky and chubby. But they are all fit as you can get for a cricketer.
King Tendulkar Posted November 9, 2011 Author Posted November 9, 2011 Are you kidding? G Smith is fit. Hes massive. Just because he looks big doesnt mean hes fat and unfit. Guys like Hayden, Symonds all look bulky and chubby. But they are all fit as you can get for a cricketer. Smith is no Hyden or Symonds who were super fit monsters. Smith is just fat, saw him today and he is a lard ****. Trust me today he was a pile of a jelly
Yoda-esque Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 Smith is no Hyden or Symonds who were super fit monsters. Smith is just fat' date=' saw him today and he is a lard ****. Trust me today he was a pile of a jelly[/quote'] Doesnt look fat..Maybe its the sweater?
The Outsider Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 Yuvraj being in the test team is a symptom of India's huge hero worshiping culture and the inability of the ones with power to stay away from it. Can you imagine the field day the media would have had if the Man of the Series for the World Cup was not selected when fit and available? You've got to realize 90% or more people in India don't understand the difference between Tests, ODIs, and T20s - it's just cricket for them. Heck, most people on ICF (supposed to be hard core cricket fans by sample selection) don't see the difference as evidenced by rants about Dhoni's limited overs exploits in a thread about his test match performance. The media and public would go gangbusters on the selectors if Yuvraj was not picked after his WC performance - the selectors would have nowhere to hide. Yuseless, himself, was giving interviews as a matter of fact about his position in the test team. The guy should not be even in the same city where even a test is being played between two neutral countries, forget about India and yet he commands a place in the test team because Indians just love the mediocrity being served by T20s. It's a sad indictment of Indian cricket that a worthless Test match player like him will go on to play 50 test matches when the likes of Sandip Patil and Amre who were twice the batsmen that Yuvraj can ever hope to be represented India in such fewer matches. If so many chances had been given to Kambli, he would have made a place for himself.
Sooda Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 You've got to realize 90% or more people in India don't understand the difference between Tests, ODIs, and T20s - it's just cricket for them. Heck, most people on ICF (supposed to be hard core cricket fans by sample selection) don't see the difference as evidenced by rants about Dhoni's limited overs exploits in a thread about his test match performance. How about the selectors? Rahul Sharma is in a test squad and Mithun in an ODI squad. :cantstop:
The Outsider Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 How about the selectors? Rahul Sharma is in a test squad and Mithun in an ODI squad. :cantstop: They can't let go of star IPL performers, can they? And obviously there is the quota factor!
The Realist Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 Yuvraj being in the test team is a symptom of India's huge hero worshiping culture and the inability of the ones with power to stay away from it. Can you imagine the field day the media would have had if the Man of the Series for the World Cup was not selected when fit and available? You've got to realize 90% or more people in India don't understand the difference between Tests, ODIs, and T20s - it's just cricket for them. Heck, most people on ICF (supposed to be hard core cricket fans by sample selection) don't see the difference as evidenced by rants about Dhoni's limited overs exploits in a thread about his test match performance. The media and public would go gangbusters on the selectors if Yuvraj was not picked after his WC performance - the selectors would have nowhere to hide. Yuseless, himself, was giving interviews as a matter of fact about his position in the test team. The guy should not be even in the same city where even a test is being played between two neutral countries, forget about India and yet he commands a place in the test team because Indians just love the mediocrity being served by T20s. It's a sad indictment of Indian cricket that a worthless Test match player like him will go on to play 50 test matches when the likes of Sandip Patil and Amre who were twice the batsmen that Yuvraj can ever hope to be represented India in such fewer matches. If so many chances had been given to Kambli, he would have made a place for himself. Sad but so true. Yuseless is a proven failure in tests, Geoff Boycott said he will never make it at test level a few years ago because he does not have the technique, yet somehow he manages to get called up repeatedly - Pick, Fail, Fake injury, Disappear, and repeat When will Ind cricket grow up and move away from idol worship and pick players on merit?...
Cricket Tragic Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 Boycott also said that Sehwag would never be a successful test player because of his technique during the ODI series in SA in 2001 when Gavaskar suggested opening with him in tests. No one outside the hopeless TMS is ready to offer him a job these days. The selectors should save Yuvraj and Raina of embarrassment and let them only play ODIs since it is something they are very good at.
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