vishalvirsingh Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 surely it would be laxman ' date=' as i think[/quote'] DRAVID.....
vishalvirsingh Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 how to check who has voted for whom... wanna know how many guys are voting for dravid...will become buddies with them :icflove: though dravid is not my favourite but I know He will score the maximum as he handles bounce well and his technique is waterproof so he may score the maximum runs out of Sachin dravid and him as the hoghest 3 will be Sachin dravid or VVS......sachin and VVS may play a couple of good innings but they wont Score maximum.......... One more reason for them failing is Ausie's are scared of both and Hence both of these guys will be targetted hard. Sehwag is likely to score only in 2 innings out of 8....he could also score a 100 or 150 in both innings as well........ For me Gambhir and Dravid - both will not be aggressively targetted......by aggressively targetting means- once sachin comes, i expect their best bowlers to start bowling etc.......... i feel Dravid will score the Maximmum.
Stuge Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 I want each one of them to score tons and tons of runs because I want India to thrash Aussies ,but that seems like a distant dream right now .
CSK Fan Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 Average wise in australia Sehwag - 62.5 Sachin - 58.5 Laxamn - 54 Dravid 52.7
CSK Fan Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 how to check who has voted for whom... wanna know how many guys are voting for dravid...will become buddies with them :icflove:
deathmonger Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 He'll be bounced out and then Rohit will come into contention' date=' scoring his debut century in crisis.[/quote'] kohli's short ball problem is exaggerated. he does it fine in t20 and odis. that was his first test series.
Pak_Fan_4_Eva Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 how to check who has voted for whom... wanna know how many guys are voting for dravid...will become buddies with them :icflove: Wanna become my friend, handsome?:icflove:
Old guy Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 kohli's short ball problem is exaggerated. he does it fine in t20 and odis. that was his first test series. yep.. and he was much better than rohit in south africa,, if he fails badly in 3 tests then only rohit comes in
bajrang Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 Ashwin. i like how everybody ignored this pretty decent attempt to troll from a paki. had something similar ( like who will be top scorer in pak -eng series? answer "saeed ajmal") being posted by an indian in paki forums would have cause knicker all across pakiland in a twist and that guy would have been banned by overzealous mods for trolling. kudos to u guys. my vote is for tendulakar. he is been itching to blast off.
ViruRulez Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 For a change, I voted for the Wall this time. This might be one of his last away series and I feel he might do well. Anyways Dravid is normally one of our best batsmen in foreign pitches.
Lord Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 Wanna become my friend' date=' handsome?:icflove:[/quote'] how do u know hes handsome:hmmm:
Magneto Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 kohli's short ball problem is exaggerated. he does it fine in t20 and odis. that was his first test series. How many bouncers do people face in ODIs and T20s? :winky: In Tests, if your technique is wanting you get found out. Raina actually did much better than Kohli in the WI series, but he again succumbed to his own weaknesses in England. Anyway, I doubt Kohli would have done any better in England. Kohli did okay on the flat Mumbai track after being attacked by a barrage of bouncers. But the hard, bouncy wickets in Australia would be a different ball game for him, and will be a true test of his technique. If he does poorly in two Tests, he'll surely be replaced by Rohit. One should not judge a batsman's Test technique on the basis of his one-day performances.
Old guy Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 How many bouncers do people face in ODIs and T20s? :winky: In Tests, if your technique is wanting you get found out. Raina actually did much better than Kohli in the WI series, but he again succumbed to his own weaknesses in England. Anyway, I doubt Kohli would have done any better in England. Kohli did okay on the flat Mumbai track after being attacked by a barrage of bouncers. But the hard, bouncy wickets in Australia would be a different ball game for him, and will be a true test of his technique. If he does poorly in two Tests, he'll surely be replaced by Rohit. One should not judge a batsman's Test technique on the basis of his one-day performances. yep but his fault in technique is mental.. as u can tell its nothing like raina he still moves his feat was just his first series and he got nervous im sure he will do fine rohit i still dont know man he was very badly exposed in south africa against tstobe and morkel
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