panther Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 I am not a paki you people must be paranoid. somebody does not agree with your view point so he becomes a paki? well yh
G_B_ Posted December 8, 2011 Author Posted December 8, 2011 so what now a paki says 1+1 =2 so you dont agree cause he is a paki?
deathmonger Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 next thing you know Raina makes a 200... only one of the new kids who can make it. kohli, rohit are too slow.
amiret Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 I am not a paki you people must be paranoid. somebody does not agree with your view point so he becomes a paki? Great logic there. GB stood for GranderBharata. Which was my screen name in the days of TMS (Test match special) until they changed it to 606. you can ask your poster My Two cents, he knows me from there. I guess as much .GB or Grander Bharata. I was at TMS too in the good old days too..:--D
G_B_ Posted December 8, 2011 Author Posted December 8, 2011 who were you back then? its a shame that place closed down. its just takes too long to type in Grander Bharata all the time. GB is short.
Old guy Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 Well look at it this way. Which is the weakest link in the Indian cricket team. The pace bowling (i am right surely?) This is not a world cup. (in which ironically India lost and drew the matches against non minnows when we scored over 300) Its just some random series. Wont it be great if we can say our batting can withstand anything. Lets back the people like Mithun and Vinay with pitches which can offer them something. How do you think Mithun feels after 4 overs and 37 runs? Sure there are better options than him. I agree with that sentiment. But how exactly are our pacers supposed to develop? Then need confidence building as well. i know wht ur saying but every country produces flat tracks for odis.. there is nothing wrong when australia score 350 in there grounds why should it be wrong here? odis are diff from tests but not all pitches should be like this if there was good opposition they would ve tried to chase it down and then it becomes epic high scoring match like aus vs sa was or india vs sri lanka all im saying once in a while its not bad thing but in tests pitches should assist bowlers flat tracks are crime in tests
Old guy Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 and about mithun yep i agree and i feel bad for him lets give him another chance in next game rest vk this performance should not be considered but tbh he will fail even on assisting tracks u can tell by his action,wrist position,pace..he is doing nothing correctly and developing pacers.. u dont actually develop there basic skills at international level u just improve there accuracy or minor problems if u have major prob go back to fc cricket and honestly good bowler would ve atleast bowled some good bowls even vk got edge
Naaz-neesh Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 nothing to do with flat pitches, flat pitches are their in sri lanka, bangla, dhaka, england (oval, somerset ground), and several austrialian grounds. give where credit is due, this odi indian batting line-up is on a different level compared to everyone else, in most games even in England they out-batted england in odis but alas india's terrible bowlers let them down, this english season even england failed to score 300plus at their home, whilst india did. from 1 to 6 india have batsmen capable of playing the long innings and maintain a strike rate of 100plus. so please stop making this stupid remark about pitches, because idioits liek thi OP only adds to sense that results in england, south africa and australia matter, conclusion: stupid thread
deathmonger Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 nothing to do with flat pitches, flat pitches are their in sri lanka, bangla, dhaka, england (oval, somerset ground), and several austrialian grounds. give where credit is due, this odi indian batting line-up is on a different level compared to everyone else, in most games even in England they out-batted england in odis but alas india's terrible bowlers let them down, this english season even england failed to score 300plus at their home, whilst india did. from 1 to 6 india have batsmen capable of playing the long innings and maintain a strike rate of 100plus. so please stop making this stupid remark about pitches, because idioits liek thi OP only adds to sense that results in england, south africa and australia matter, conclusion: stupid thread 1 to 7
Magneto Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 bad for bowlers yes Genuine bowlers like Jaddu had a good time :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
Magneto Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 only one of the new kids who can make it. kohli' date=' rohit are too slow.[/quote'] Suryakumar Yadav can make it. Second in line after Raina.
G_B_ Posted December 8, 2011 Author Posted December 8, 2011 The man behind the two doubles Samundar Singh Chauhan, the curator of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA), is a relatively unknown person outside his cricketing circles. But, he's the common link to Virender Sehwag's 219 on Thursday and Sachin Tendulkar's unbeaten double ton against South Africa in February 2010. The 50-year-old had prepared the playing surfaces, both at the Holkar stadium, Indore, and the Roop Singh stadium, Gwalior, that helped the two Indian batting stars to achieve their feats. Sehwag bettered Tendulkar's record during the 4th ODI against the West Indies on Thursday. Why the belters? Ask to him about featherbeds he prepares, and he is quick to reply: ŽÅŽª believe limited over games thrive on sixes and fours. At the end of the day, it's all about entertainment. Spectators enjoy boundaries and I ensure they get them by preparing such pitches. ŽÅ*ike most Indian pitches, the central strip at Indore's Holkar stadium too has virtually no grass, thus offering little assistance for pace, bounce or lateral movement in the air. It is a pure batting track, he said. A die-hard Tendulkar fan, Chauhan had this to say about the man of the moment. ŽÅŽ´ehwag had a good look at the pitch in the morning. He is not known to be too bothered about the wicket and true to his style he didn't enquire about the surface and left within a few minutes. http://www.hindustantimes.com/specials/cricket/India-vs-WestIndies2011/Chunk-HT-UI-IndiaVsWestIndies2011-DontMiss/The-man-behind-the-two-doubles/SP-Article10-779744.aspx so basically i have been vindicated. Its not a coincidence. Same curator same cricket association and same result. (400 plus a record being broken) I am pretty sure this man must have been instructed to prepare a road by the MP authorities, to ensure the crowd go back happy and increase the odds of some sort of record. Increases their chances to host another ODI. I did read that MP were keen to host a test match at Indore/Gwalior. Otherwise surely we would be seeing 400s all over the place in India and way more often. Next time we play in MP odds are high on the team batting first getting 400. If your a betting man time to put some money on it. I do hope the other venues like Vizag etc dont go down this route and try to out flatten the MP wickets.
Magneto Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 The man behind the two doubles http://www.hindustantimes.com/specials/cricket/India-vs-WestIndies2011/Chunk-HT-UI-IndiaVsWestIndies2011-DontMiss/The-man-behind-the-two-doubles/SP-Article10-779744.aspx so basically i have been vindicated. Its not a coincidence. Same curator same cricket association and same result. (400 plus a record being broken) I am pretty sure this man must have been instructed to prepare a road by the MP authorities, to ensure the crowd go back happy and increase the odds of some sort of record. Increases their chances to host another ODI. I did read that MP were keen to host a test match at Indore/Gwalior. Otherwise surely we would be seeing 400s all over the place in India and way more often. Next time we play in MP odds are high on the team batting first getting 400. If your a betting man time to put some money on it. I do hope the other venues like Vizag etc dont go down this route and try to out flatten the MP wickets. I don't think MP has any Test centre, so they'll anyway not get a Test match. There are ten test centres in the country, and MP doesn't have one. You will not see 400s more often, because Sehwag will not score a 200 in every match. Had he got out in single digits in this match, India would probably have scored around 325, a score which is pretty much competitive in ODIs. We often undermine Sehwag's tremendous ability to pick the bad balls quickly, time the balls perfectly as well as pick the gaps smartly. Please look at the strike rates of the other cricketers in the same match, they aren't even close to Sehwag.
Old guy Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 I don't think MP has any Test centre, so they'll anyway not get a Test match. There are ten test centres in the country, and MP doesn't have one. You will not see 400s more often, because Sehwag will not score a 200 in every match. Had he got out in single digits in this match, India would probably have scored around 325, a score which is pretty much competitive in ODIs. We often undermine Sehwag's tremendous ability to pick the bad balls quickly, time the balls perfectly as well as pick the gaps smartly. Please look at the strike rates of the other cricketers in the same match, they aren't even close to Sehwag. if yuvraj,dhoni were there then who knows but ya with this batting line up 340 max would ve been scored not bcos of sehwag strike rate but when u score 300 one of ur top 3 needs to score big and stay will end otherwise its jsut not possible cos inningsi s rebuilded when quick wickets fall at start and then u never aim for 400
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