bulbul Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 yes but he needs to show some respect and keep his mouth shut until he at least has 100 wickets. with the funny faces he pulls while bowling and ott fake aggression he is turning into the aus version of sreesant. :nervous: why cant you give him benefit of doubt like we give for some of our own players when they talk to media :dontknow:
Old guy Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 really bowled well today.. but to its not intimidation all of them have faced better bowlers in tougher conditions not taking nay credit away from him if he stays fit he will atleast get at level of brett lee
achilles Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 Pottyson ka muh band kaun karega ? Going to take a dump. I am willing to donate him some :P
Singham Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 What a shame, even kids like pattinson are mocking indian batting. Absolutely shameful display from indian batsmen.
Asoka Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 Don't rate him that highly tbh. Our Maharathis have made him look like Mcgrath.
BeautifulGame Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 We even collapsed against West Indies in flat tracks at home.So its really nothing to do with quality of opposition bowling.
akshayxyz Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 We even collapsed against West Indies in flat tracks at home.So its really nothing to do with quality of opposition bowling. ++ Pattison is overrating himself :giggle:
Lord Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 they've got bragging rights.Indian batsmen deserve this
prinzo Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 after the tour of England and now Australia ,India will surley have one of the worst test records?
Pak_Fan_4_Eva Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 It's funny how many Indians consider every C-grade Aussie bowling line up to be better than the actual injury-free attack. I was getting these arguments last time Bollinger and co. (read C-grade attack) decimated India in the ODI's in India.
bulbul Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 It's funny how Indians consider every C-grade Aussie bowling line up to be better than the actual injury-free attack. I was getting these arguments last time Bollinger and co. (read C-grade attack) decimated India in the ODI's in India. these are similer to some posters who find Inzamam to be greatyest Matchwinner... We cant do anything...these kind of posters found everywhere
Trundler27 Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 tbh, our batting line-up is NOT intimidated by the aussie bowlers.... BUT they are intimidated by the thought that over the past 6 months the legends have irrepairably harmed their lofty status and that they are going to go out with a whimper just like all the 'great' players from the subcontinent tend to do. All these batters have dominated many great bowlers all around the world in different conditions so no one intimidates them other than their own legacies.
Ram Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 If James Pattinson was not a fast bowler, I am sure he would have become a doctor because his diagnosis of our batsmen is almost too accurate to be true. For some weird, unexplainable reasons, our batsmen seem simply to ignore to score. They cant seem to go 10 balls without playing a lavish drive through extra-cover. You can do that and get away with it against mediocre bowling on flat decks, but on helpful pitches against superlative bowling, that is literally asking for trouble. Its obvious that the Indian batsmen are simply clueless at this point – They’re simply searching for runs. They’re so desperate that they simply cannot resist even the mildest of baits. Irrespective of otherwise immaculate innings, the shot Sachin played to get out is like a mini-movie of the troubles that has plagued so far this Aussie
Ultimate_Game Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 The problem is that our batsmen are way too dependent on boundaries to score and simply wait for the boundary ball to arrive. If the bowlers keep it tight and don't give any loose balls, as Eng and Aus showed over the last 6 away Tests, we don't have any backup plan. We have likes of Laxman who can't take a quick single and there's no ground big enough for him to run a 3 in. Pattinson is spot on - deny Indian batsmen any loose deliveries and cut off boundaries and they will implode.
Trundler27 Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 The problem is that our batsmen are way too dependent on boundaries to score and simply wait for the boundary ball to arrive. If the bowlers keep it tight and don't give any loose balls' date=' as Eng and Aus showed over the last 6 away Tests, we don't have any backup plan. We have likes of Laxman who can't take a quick single and there's no ground big enough for him to run a 3 in. Pattinson is spot on - deny Indian batsmen any loose deliveries and cut off boundaries and they will implode.[/quote'] Absolutely agree with you on this point.... Just look at how pontu and hussey got going in the last test.... just drop and run until the bowlers get frustrated and lose their intensity or fall of the game plan..... our snails have only 2 options at the moment (fish outside off stump or let them go)
Ultimate_Game Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 Absolutely agree with you on this point.... Just look at how pontu and hussey got going in the last test.... just drop and run until the bowlers get frustrated and lose their intensity or fall of the game plan..... our snails have only 2 options at the moment (fish outside off stump or let them go) Aussies have the luxury of dropping their fielders deeper cutting off boundaries knowing fully well we won't take quick singles as our batsmen are too old and unfit for doing the same. When we try to do the same to Aussies they run circles around our fielders and every over has 2-3 singles. And if we bring the fielders in, it opens the way to hit a 4. I doubt Laxman can take a single even if the fielder is 45-50 yards away from the bat and Aussies would probably take 2.
coffee_rules Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 All they are doing is bowl full on the stumps. A little bit of swing in the air or the seam is good enough to produce an edge. Unfortunately, it is true.
Lord Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 All they are doing is bowl full on the stumps. A little bit of swing in the air or the seam is good enough to produce an edge. Unfortunately' date=' it is true.[/quote'] even more unfortunately,unlucky Isshhanntt doesnt know it
saket123 Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 The issue is very simple. 1. Yes, Indians are intimidated by fast bowling, but only when they are on bouncy pitches. They have absolutely no clue how to play on pitches other than flat Indian tracks. 2. Gambhir should be kicked out for now. He has proven himself in ODIs but is severely lacking when it comes to Test Cricket. His attitude is plain wrong out of the gate! He plays a bit timid and defensive and tries to play with soft hands way too often. His whole technique is wrong! He tries desperately to get bat to ball, but only to touch it or defend it.. It is ridiculous to even watch how hard he tries just to defend the ball.. when as a opener he should be playing strokes confidently. 3. We are going to lose this series.. BADLY.. 4. What the Indians need to do is convert half the pitches in India to match the pace and bounce of Aussie pitches and practice more on bowling and especially batting on these clayey pitches. As a team, we severely lack the know-how to play in such pitches...because we are too used to playing in flat pitches that have no resilience.
Lord Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 The issue is very simple. 1. Yes, Indians are intimidated by fast bowling, but only when they are on bouncy pitches. They have absolutely no clue how to play on pitches other than flat Indian tracks. 2. Gambhir should be kicked out for now. He has proven himself in ODIs but is severely lacking when it comes to Test Cricket. His attitude is plain wrong out of the gate! He plays a bit timid and defensive and tries to play with soft hands way too often. 3. We are going to lose this series.. BADLY.. 4. What the Indians need to do is convert half the pitches in India to match the pace and bounce of Aussie pitches and practice more on bowling and especially batting on these clayey pitches. As a team, we severely lack the know-how to play in such pitches...because we are too used to playing in flat pitches that have no resilience. didnt work
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