CG Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 Rohit Sharma's technique is excellent? Our definition of "technique" must differ vastly then. Kohli has really good technique though, in all fairness. considering rohit technique to be the best so early is absurd,But among Current young indian batsman he has the best technique.He does not have premeditate movements .Nowadays most batsman get in to a trigger position like kallis and watson who are on the front foot even before ball is bowled then they react from that position. Rohit technique is closer to tendulkar they do not have trigger movements they react to the length of the ball ,go either back or forward.I see ross taylor also has a similar technique when he is not trying to slog everything to midwicket in t20s and odis He has a problem of shot selection as his range of shots is allround ,he needs to work on that.
CG Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 Rohit awesome technique ? WTF :hysterical::hysterical:.We all saw his super natural talent as well as the super natural technique in SA 2010.This guy is the only cricketer I have seen or heard who has so many fans without doing anything big of note. there is something callled form .he has performed well in similar condition in world t20 in sa and in cb series in aus
CG Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 joke thread... rohit best technique :hysterical: kohli is 20 x better then him ... aand some one like hussey,cook etc how can u forget them ? :P A guy who averages 32 in test cricket is 32x better,i do not think so yet as rohit has not got chance in tests considering he averages 63 in fc.
kevinpp24 Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 The problem is people gets confused with techniques and styles. I would say Rohit is like Mahela, looks pleasing in eyes but easy to get out.
SLICKR392 Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 Footwork Best: Sachin Dravid Ponting Worst: Sehwag Eoin Morgan Stance Best: Dravid Gayle Sachin Worst: Lara Morgan Chandrapaul Frontfoot movement Best: Dravid Gambhir Ponting Peterson Worst: Dhoni Chanderpaul Backfoot Movement Best: Lara Ponting Gayle Strauss Worst: Raina Raina Raina
Ultimate_Game Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 Technique is the most overrated thing in cricket. If technique really was a silver bullet for scoring runs consistently, Manjrekar would have been the greatest since Bradman and Sehwag would probably be playing gully cricket somewhere.
Cricket Tragic Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 People change opinions like chaddis here . few ODI games and suddenly Sharma has bad technique ? IIRC most of you wanted Rohit played in tests ahead of Virat before the start of series . "You're only as good as your last game" - This is how ICF works. :dontknow: Rohit was the next Tendulkar and Kohli the next Chris Martin after 2 tests. Now Kohli is Viv and Rohit is Walsh.
Crookbond Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 Technique is the most overrated thing in cricket. If technique really was a silver bullet for scoring runs consistently' date=' Manjrekar would have been the greatest since Bradman and Sehwag would probably be playing gully cricket somewhere.[/quote'] Bradman? Replace Bradman with the SRT else "don't expect nice words from me". :giggle:
CG Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 Technique is the most overrated thing in cricket. If technique really was a silver bullet for scoring runs consistently' date=' Manjrekar would have been the greatest since Bradman and Sehwag would probably be playing gully cricket somewhere.[/quote'] It is not overrated,Who said sanjay majrekar had the best technique of all?Just because you try to defensive does not mean you are technically better,We are confusing technique with only defensive technique.
Khalpat Posted March 12, 2012 Author Posted March 12, 2012 Technique is the most overrated thing in cricket. If technique really was a silver bullet for scoring runs consistently' date=' Manjrekar would have been the greatest since Bradman and Sehwag would probably be playing gully cricket somewhere.[/quote'] Technique overrated, oh really you mean anybody from street can come and hit four - sixes on Zaheer, Wasim and Steyn right? Footwork is used not only for defence but also for hittng cover drive, straight dive, in the same way for playing pull shot you need movement of back feet. Ever wondered why Dravid, Gavaskar, Sachin have wonderful records while playing in every kind of condition be it Aus , SC or WI. It is because of this technique. Now go cheer for Raina pull shot and Dhoni cover drive. This is what you are going to see in future.
Ultimate_Game Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 Technique overrated' date=' oh really you mean anybody from street can come and hit four - sixes on Zaheer, Wasim and Steyn right? Footwork is used not only for defence but also for hittng cover drive, straight dive, in the same way for playing pull shot you need movement of back feet. Ever wondered why Dravid, Gavaskar, Sachin have wonderful records while playing in every kind of condition be it Aus , SC or WI. It is because of this technique. Now go cheer for Raina pull shot and Dhoni cover drive. This is what you are going to see in future.[/quote'] Technique is useful but it's not that big as folks out here make i sound. IMO temperament is a much more important factor than technique. A player with good temerament but moderate technique will almost always beat a player with good technique but a poor temperament.
Old guy Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 Technique is useful but it's not that big as folks out here make i sound. IMO temperament is a much more important factor than technique. A player with good temerament but moderate technique will almost always beat a player with good technique but a poor temperament. but all gr8's have maybe not perfect but pretty solid technique
Ultimate_Game Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 but all gr8's have maybe not perfect but pretty solid technique But they have a much better temperament. You will always need a decent technique and skill at intl level but the differentiator at the top level is temperament. That's why it's said cricket is 10% physical and 90% mental. Quite a few FC cricketers have the talent and technique to succeed but the ones who make it to the top are the ones who have better temperament. batsmen like Sehwag and Dhoni wouldn't have gotten past league cricket if technique was the be all and end all but it's their temperament that sets them apart. If it had been all about technique and skills Ramprakash and Manjrekar would have been world beaters.
Yoda-esque Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 "You're only as good as your last game" - This is how ICF works. :dontknow: Rohit was the next Tendulkar and Kohli the next Chris Martin after 2 tests. Now Kohli is Viv and Rohit is Walsh. :hysterical:
Ultimate_Game Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 "You're only as good as your last game" - This is how ICF works. :dontknow: Rohit was the next Tendulkar and Kohli the next Chris Martin after 2 tests. Now Kohli is Viv and Rohit is Walsh. Not quite. Quite a few ICFers want Rohit to be iven a fair crack in Tests as you can't judge a Test player by his odi performances. Rohit needs to be given 2 full Test series to determine whether he can cut it in Tests or not.
lameduck Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 From Current players. This list is mostly based on test matches. Footwork India > Dravid Pakistan > Younis Khan Australia > Michael Clarke Sri Lanka > Mahela Jayawardene England > Morgan Hand eye Coordination Could be anyone Stance India > Sachin Pakistan > Hafeez Australia > Ricky Ponting Sri Lanka > Kumar Sangakkara England > Ian Bell Frontfoot movement India > Sachin Pakistan > Misbah Australia > Ricky Ponting Sri Lanka > Kumar Sangakkara England > Ian Bell Backfoot Movement India > Dravid Pakistan > Umar Akmal Australia > Michael Hussey Sri Lanka > Mahela Jawardane England > Alastair Cook Timing India > Sachin Pakistan > Hafeez Australia > Ricky Ponting Sri Lanka > Kumar Sangakkara England > Ian Bell
Swing_n_Speed Posted March 12, 2012 Posted March 12, 2012 Stance:- Worst, Kevin Pietersen Timing:- Best, Ganguly (one word--cover drive) Virat Kohli (all wrists this lad) Micheal Clarke (all class) Jayawardane (love his late-ee flicks) Fast Bowling Run-Up Best, Brett Lee Dale Steyn James Pattinson Umesh Yadav Stuart Broad Jimmy Anderson Finn Worst, Umar Gul (runs like he's wearing pampers)
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