SOS Irfan, Gony, Dinda, Munaf, last man standing

[achilles]

OMG, ab Mithooooon phastest bowler in India, ka kya hoga

[bulbul]

impk08 Feeling much better.. will go to NCA in a day or 2 should be fit in 2 weeks. its very cold in Meerut. How are u guys doin ? 14 minutes ago Ž· reply Ž· retweet Ž· favorite Praveen Kumar :hmmm: Says he should be fit in 2 weeks!!

every one is Fitness expert now a days...i think BCCI has to lay off all the doctors and Trainers

[Number]

Fit in 2 weeks ,, that means he can be there for the 2nd test .:winky:

[div]

Irfan Pathan against top 7 teams Average-45.5 Strike rate-84 :hatsoff:

[Old guy]

wow if pk is fit they should send him there as back up of zack

[dragonfly]

Bihar Express...

[Cricket Tragic]

Good news is Aravind is out with Knee injury.So even if any of our bowlers get injured selectors cant select him

B->

[MCcricket]

New Delhi: Former India skipper Sourav Ganguly on Sunday revealed that Bengal pacer Ashok Dinda will fly to Australia as cover for injured fast bowler Ishant Sharma, who has been ruled out of a three-day practice match starting in Canberra on Monday. "Ashok Dinda will fly to Australia as a cover to Ishant in next 24 hours. My sources have confirmed this," Ganguly revealed on a special show, which also included 1983 world cup-winning captain Kapil Dev, on a news channel. Sourav Ganguly told a news channel on December 18, 2011, that Ashok Dinda will join India's Test squad in Australia in the next 24 hours. AFP "Dinda is India's best pace bowler right now and should have been on that plane to Australia in first place with rest of the squad," he said. Ishant is recovering from injury in his left ankle which forced him to leave the field after bowling only 5.3 overs against Cricket Australia Chairman's XI here on Thursday. However, the team management sounded optimistic on Ishant's participation in the series opener from December 26. "The doctor has advised him rest till Monday. So we would have a fresh look at him on Tuesday. But the work on him is going on and he's improving," said media manager GS Walia here this morning. The lanky fast bowler did come with the rest of his team-mates to Manuka Oval this morning but spent the entire duration either strolling at the ground or turning his arm over from a stationery position at the nets. Ganguly said Ishant should not figure in the team if he is not 100 per cent fit. "This is a very long tour. If Ishant has pain in his ankle, then he should be rested for the first Test. The final Test of the series will be very crucial. You cannot play a bowler having even 50 per cent of fitness level. It will put immense pressure on the team like we saw in England where Zaheer broke down in the fist Test at Lord's and India never recovered," he said. "The Indian team management, be it skipper or the selector, if he is touring along, have to take a decision immediately. If Ishant isn't fully fit and has little chance of recovering, then he should be sent back home," he added. The mystery surrounding Ishant has also irked Kapil. "What is the need to hide anything in this age when there is so much of media presence and everything is being watched so closely," Kapil said. "Him bowling just 5.3 overs in the practice match is definitely worrisome. Good if he is given rest and time to get fit again but if his injury is serious, then I am very worried about the Indian team's pace department," he added Finally wishes of most ICF'ERS and cricket followers fulfilled

[Viki_J]

lol:cantstop: hope its the case here too

:giggle: hahaha good1