singhprakash72 Posted February 28, 2012 Posted February 28, 2012 Wonder if Dhritarashtra in backgound is our Mahela ?
Vijay.Sharma Posted February 29, 2012 Author Posted February 29, 2012 Bichara Virat ko Dushyasan kyu banadiya yaar :winky: A better picture woulda been Jayadrata's killing. Virat - Arjun Malinga - Jayadrata while the arrow makes contact with his neck Mahela - Drona watching helplessly Sanga - Duryodhan, clueless Dilshan - Shakuni, just that instead of broken leg he had a broken hand Viru - Krishna (he cheated by lasting more than an over - think eclipse)
DomainK Posted February 29, 2012 Posted February 29, 2012 Desert Storm was something else entirely. Besides, lets not go down the path of comparisons. Virat is god enough to earn his own identity.
Ultimate_Game Posted February 29, 2012 Posted February 29, 2012 Bichara Virat ko Dushyasan kyu banadiya yaar :winky: A better picture woulda been Jayadrata's killing. Virat - Arjun Malinga - Jayadrata while the arrow makes contact with his neck Mahela - Drona watching helplessly Sanga - Duryodhan, clueless Dilshan - Shakuni, just that instead of broken leg he had a broken hand Viru - Krishna (he cheated by lasting more than an over - think eclipse) Nope this pic is just the right one... khule aam vastra haran with Sanga and Mahela watching helplessly is the right choice :hysterical:
Bumper Posted February 29, 2012 Posted February 29, 2012 I have watched Desert Storm and the finals that followed, both live. I rate SRT's 98 ahead of these two innings (infact i rate that as the best Sachin has ever played in an ODI). With all due respect to Sachin and other great Indian cricketers, Kohli just played the best ever ODI innings by an Indian batsman the other night. It is rare to see teams winning games under such circumstances, more so the Indian team which usually folds up like a tent with its back against the wall.
yoda Posted February 29, 2012 Posted February 29, 2012 Yes, it was a great knock, however most of the deliveries that were hit were some pretty poor deliveries. The leg side shots he got off Malinga were just outright poor line by Malinga or Kohli just adjusted to the attempted Yorkers and converted them into ordinary deliveries on the leg stump. Nevertheless, it was a breathtaking knock. 320 target in 36 overs, WTF!
vvvslaxman Posted February 29, 2012 Posted February 29, 2012 Yes, it was a great knock, however most of the deliveries that were hit were some pretty poor deliveries. The leg side shots he got off Malinga were just outright poor line by Malinga or Kohli just adjusted to the attempted Yorkers and converted them into ordinary deliveries on the leg stump. Nevertheless, it was a breathtaking knock. 320 target in 36 overs, WTF! Didn't Tendulkar get out to similar deliveries? Kohli made it look easy. If he had missed even one ball he would have been a goner .
yoda Posted February 29, 2012 Posted February 29, 2012 Didn't Tendulkar get out to similar deliveries? Kohli made it look easy. If he had missed even one ball he would have been a goner . BTW, I only saw the highlights, did he give any chances at all?
Ultimate_Game Posted February 29, 2012 Posted February 29, 2012 BTW' date=' I only saw the highlights, did he give any chances at all?[/quote'] Nope. Chanceless knock other than a close run-out chance when he dived to just make it in.
vvvslaxman Posted March 1, 2012 Posted March 1, 2012 BTW' date=' I only saw the highlights, did he give any chances at all?[/quote'] Seen great innings from lot of players. This gotta be one of the most authoritative ODI innings i have ever seen. The swagger , poise, control with which he played was incredible to watch. There are lot of power packed innings you might have seen from Gayle, Gilly, Jayasuriya, Yuvraj. But this was just sublime.
akshayxyz Posted March 1, 2012 Posted March 1, 2012 Didn't Tendulkar get out to similar deliveries? Kohli made it look easy. If he had missed even one ball he would have been a goner . For a change I didn't watch even a single ball of the match, didn't even check the score ( Indian innings)... was he out multiple times?
vvvslaxman Posted March 1, 2012 Posted March 1, 2012 For a change I didn't watch even a single ball of the match' date=' didn't even check the score ( Indian innings)... was he out multiple times?[/quote'] who? Sachin.. no just once. :) Full toss honing towards the middle stump he missed while playing a fancy shot .
akshayxyz Posted March 1, 2012 Posted March 1, 2012 who? Sachin.. no just once. :) Full toss honing towards the middle stump he missed while playing a fancy shot . Ok.. your words suggested it happened multiple times. btw- does it matter, the timing of the yorker? ( previous ball, anticipation/pre-meditation, run of play, amount of swing, some randomness? ....) considering at least few of these factors - how many of exactly 'similar' deliveries did VK put away? And how many the budhao choked on?
akshayxyz Posted March 1, 2012 Posted March 1, 2012 Ok.. your words suggested it happened multiple times. btw- does it matter, the timing of the yorker? ( previous balls/setting up, condition of the ball, anticipation/pre-meditation, run of play, mental state of bowler, amount of swing, some randomness? ....) considering at least few of these factors - how many of exactly 'similar' deliveries did VK put away? And how many the budhao choked on?
Ultimate_Game Posted March 1, 2012 Posted March 1, 2012 Ok.. your words suggested it happened multiple times. btw- does it matter, the timing of the yorker? ( previous ball, anticipation/pre-meditation, run of play, amount of swing, some randomness? ....) considering at least few of these factors - how many of exactly 'similar' deliveries did VK put away? And how many the budhao choked on? Oldie missed the low full toss on middle which he would have been able to put away in his younger days by just putting bat to ball considering fine leg was up. Kohli hammered similar deliveries for 4s.
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