~ Miss Warner ~ Posted January 13, 2012 Posted January 13, 2012 I seen his interview on tv this morning and they asked him about the comments with Ishant, he said there was nothing in it, but he did say that Virat Kohli gave him some incentive when he and Cowan first walked out to start the innings, apparently Kohli said "I guess we'll see you again in the field" when making reference that Warner would be out quickly. Hahaha, thanks Virat for firing up Warner!
Old guy Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 I seen his interview on tv this morning and they asked him about the comments with Ishant, he said there was nothing in it, but he did say that Virat Kohli gave him some incentive when he and Cowan first walked out to start the innings, apparently Kohli said "I guess we'll see you again in the field" when making reference that Warner would be out quickly. Hahaha, thanks Virat for firing up Warner! ya i was surprised that ishant made comments he is notthat type of person i guess virat well thats how he plays u guys should be the ones to understand him the best.. lol kohli reminds us all of ponting .. :hysterical: i jsut wish he starts scoring like him ..:two_thumbs_up:
BERGKAMP Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 if these guys want to talk the talk, they got to walk the walk and right now they are not doing the latter so are making a laughing stock of themselves. warner could make 400 if he bats the whole day today.
BERGKAMP Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 Day 2 Stumps prediction Let's see who can get the closest AUS 501/4
Old guy Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 ok i have a strong feeling this time tht we will show some kind of fight maybe a good spell from yadav or ishant out of no where don know jsut a gut feeling not saying we are turn around match but its not going be one way traffic lol but the way warner played sigh hope we can get him out early
Old guy Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 so my prediction australia all out under 400 would make around 350-370
Ultimate_Game Posted January 14, 2012 Author Posted January 14, 2012 Vinay to take a hat-trick, Aus to get bowled out for 278 and India 121/1 in their 2nd innings
Texan Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 Vinay to take a hat-trick' date=' Aus to get bowled out for 278 and India 121/1 in their 2nd innings [/quote'] ... and then Ultimate_Game woke up :cantstop:
Ultimate_Game Posted January 14, 2012 Author Posted January 14, 2012 ... and then Ultimate_Game woke up :cantstop: I can already see Vinay running through the Aussie lineup in 2nd and 4th innings and carried round the ground on the shoulders of other Indian players, most probably Tendulkar :icflove:
Old guy Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 I can already see Vinay running through the Aussie lineup in 2nd and 4th innings and carried round the ground on the shoulders of other Indian players' date=' most probably Tendulkar :icflove:[/quote'] oh god..
Old guy Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 @ultimate game u are hallucinating! get a damn doctor!
Ultimate_Game Posted January 14, 2012 Author Posted January 14, 2012 @ultimate game u are hallucinating! get a damn doctor! You are in for a surprise my friend. Vinay Kumar is gonna make you eat bunch of humble pies
Old guy Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 You are in for a surprise my friend. Vinay Kumar is gonna make you eat bunch of humble pies :haha::haha: 6 sixes coming up today!
Ultimate_Game Posted January 14, 2012 Author Posted January 14, 2012 :haha::haha: 6 sixes coming up today! you will become a believer today once you see the light... I can clearly see why BCCI has persisted with the great man. He's going to lead us to a win with many more to come in the future
CG Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 Well one thing is that Aussies actually enjoy that' date=' it fires them up. You just gotta select better next time who to sledge though...Warner isn't your man as you found out today[/quote'] nah i do not think show ,we have got cheaply rest of innings,we bowled badly yesterday.
Old guy Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 you will become a believer today once you see the light... I can clearly see why BCCI has persisted with the great man. He's going to lead us to a win with many more to come in the future many more to come in the future :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: man i would be happy if he goes less then 5 runs per over
CG Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 Banter suggests India are resigned to defeat You don't really get worse days in Test cricket than when the opposition has nearly taken a lead, with all their wickets in hand, at the end of the first day. The sledging contest - or banter as David Warner called it - between India's Virat Kohli and Ishant Sharma, and Australia's Warner and Ed Cowan was indicative of where the India players are at. They were not at the WACA for sure. Sledged about their batting averages, Kohli and Ishant defended the Indian batting unit by telling the Australia openers it would be a different story when they came to India. One can only hope the whole India side does not think that way because it suggests they have already conceded this contest. The remarks, Warner said, told Australia that India were resigned to defeat. "In my mind, they think they are bowled over already," Warner said. "The challenge I see for them is they have got to work out how they are going to play outside India. I don't know where Indian cricket is going to be at when [sachin] Tendulkar and [Rahul] Dravid retire over the next couple of years. "Time will tell if we win 4-0, or if we win 3-0. Hopefully we can get this Test out of the way. Hopefully we can capitalise on the start we have got and win this Test." To single out Kohli's sledge on a day on which he top-scored during India's shambolic innings would be to make an easy target of a young batsman playing his seventh Test; but his attitude might point to something intrinsically wrong about the direction this team is headed. Aleem Dar has a word with Ishant Sharma, Australia v India, 3rd Test, Perth, 1st day, January 13, 2012 Ishant Sharma had lots to say to Australia's openers, but his remarks may only have increased their confidence Ž© Getty Images Enlarge Today's play, believe or not, for a little while, did seem to be headed in the right direction for India. There are spells in Test cricket when you can easily take your eye off the action. Spells when you know nothing is going to happen, when the cricketers appear to be prepared for a post-lunch nap, when the atmosphere is one of contentment from a good meal, of a gentle breeze, of drooping eyes. There isn't much assistance from the pitch at such times, the batsmen look set, the runs trickle, and you can read the newspaper. During this series, spells like that have only occurred when Australia have been batting. India's innings have been edge-of-the-seat stuff. There is always something happening, or something threatening to happen, which is a credit to the Australian bowling as well. Even when Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid had a 117-run partnership at the MCG, Dravid was edgy, Tendulkar was shutting up shop, and you could not miss a second of the action. Today, though, India managed to enter a spell of relative calm for a brief while. It was a huge achievement. For the first time in the series there was a period of play when India were batting and there was nothing happening. It happened just after lunch. Perhaps it was because the wind from the east, the drier variety that helps swing, had died down. Perhaps it was the heat. Perhaps Australia had stepped back a little. But during the first hour after lunch, with Kohli and VVS Laxman batting, you somehow felt India might go through a session without incident. Kohli kept flicking, Laxman struggled but he didn't look like he would get out. Then he cut and pulled boundaries. After the afternoon drinks break, though, Australia picked up the intensity. Kohli's runs dried up, and the loose drive away from the body duly arrived. That has been the story of this tour. India's batsmen have not spent enough relaxed minutes on the pitch. The bowlers have come hard at them and, except for Tendulkar, most of them are spent by the time they reach a decent score. Warner explained why India were not able to have prolonged sessions of calm batting. "If you bowl the fifth or sixth stump line [outside off stump], they don't like leaving the ball," Warner said. "They like trying to hit every ball so if we keep them fishing outside off they are going to nick one. And that's exactly what they have been doing." India lost their best chance of winning a series in Australia in Sydney in 2003-04. Now they have just one finger on the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. It won't stay there if they keep thinking about what they will do when teams come to their backyard. B->B->
Ultimate_Game Posted January 14, 2012 Author Posted January 14, 2012 many more to come in the future :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: man i would be happy if he goes less then 5 runs per over I am willing to bet there will be a number of Vinay Kumar appreciation and "Vinay Kumar for captain" threads by the time this test is done
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