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India vs England 2012


India vs England 2012  

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    • Yes, I feel excess money in Indian cricket system may have spoilt things
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He will play ahead of Rahane. There is a case of wanting a left hander at #6 and Jadeja fits the bill there. I am not sure about the all rounder part though. Rahane would most certainly sit out.

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we made 300+ taking wickets is not easy?how did opposition take them,did our batsmen hit to boundary fielders,no,they applied pressure n our batsmen succumbed to it,why cant our bowlers do the same.it is not easy,but surely spreading field is not the way to go,that kills any chance of a wicket not defending batsmen,they played poor,but we needed to attack with our bowlers too
Indian batsmen just played very poorly. I think Bangladesh bowlers can get them out cheaply in tests if they tried hard enough right now. They couldnt even last a single session in home conditions against England who dont really have a great bowling attack.
Rahane would most certainly sit out.
That would be a wrong move. India have to strengthen their batting. I dont see any chance of India even drawing the game without putting a better effort with the bat and it seems impossible with the current lineup.
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Indian batsmen just played very poorly. I think Bangladesh bowlers can get them out cheaply in tests if they tried hard enough right now. They couldnt even last a single session in home conditions against England who dont really have a great bowling attack.
I already accepted that.but that doesnt excuse the poor bowling n defensive fields
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He'll be back. He has bwoled decent. It's just a case of resting him perhaps. But, I agree, he was the last of the passengers to have been dropped. Gambhir, Sehwag, Dhoni and SRT, these are the real non-performs right now and ironically, this forms the core of our team!

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Indian batsmen just played very poorly. I think Bangladesh bowlers can get them out cheaply in tests if they tried hard enough right now. They couldnt even last a single session in home conditions against England who dont really have a great bowling attack. That would be a wrong move. India have to strengthen their batting. I dont see any chance of India even drawing the game without putting a better effort with the bat and it seems impossible with the current lineup.
I know but strange are the ways of Indian Cricket. But somehow if Chawla also sneaks in because of his perceived skills of bowling leg-spin, then we are gone!
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He'll be back. He has bwoled decent. It's just a case of resting him perhaps. But, I agree, he was the last of the passengers to have been dropped. Gambhir, Sehwag, Dhoni and SRT, these are the real non-performs right now and ironically, this forms the core of our team!
last 6 home tests 10 wickets at 43...
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I fully endorse the selection of Jadeja for the following reasons: 1. Guy has a proper technique. Having seen him in LOIs, he has the technique to be a successful test batsman, provided his temperament isn't too LOI-ish. His three triples should be good indicator that he has the temperament to succeed at the Test level. Was impressed by his proper playing through the V and hot too much cutting - a good, risk free technique and seems to put a price on his wicket. 2. Is a lefty, so provides a good option in the middle order, sandwiched between 2 righties on either side of him (Tendu/Kohli above, Ashwin & Dhoni below). 3. Is a good option for India to develop, since he is a decent, if a bit dart-ish SLA spinner and if he and Ashwin pan out over the next few years, India would have two decent spin options for overseas while keeping a deep batting lineup (which we will need in the post Fearsome-Foursome middle order days). 4. Showing obligation to those who've earned it. Not saying that there arn't better batsmen in India at the moment, but Jadeja is in as good a form as any, having scored 3 triples in the last 16 months IIRC! 5. Perfect time to blood Jadeja: His confidence (in his batting) has gotto be at its peak and can't get any higher: you don't get anymore confident than scoring 3 triples in first class and conversely, nothing deflates you worse than not being given a chance despite lighting it up in the domestic circuit to such proportions for a couple of seasons. he may not pan out, but he has definitely earned his chance.

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i think jadeja will come in place of fatraj,the team needs another spinner,dinda,awana the pacers thats it..though i dearly want rahane to replace tendlya,that is as unlikely as the midget scoring 30+

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This series is as good as lost. I dont think batsmen who couldnt last a single session in Kolkata can suddenly find form in 3 days. Prepare a batting track and try to stay at the wicket so they can find some form. Will be useful for T20s coming ahead. :cantstop:

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Has to be a turning track and that seems to be the plan. A turning track with 3 specialist spinners (Ashwin, Ojha, CHawla) and a left arm darter at number 6 in Jadeja along with Ishant as the lone pacer.

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Hopefully it won't be rank turner from day one in which case match becomes a lottery' date=' and England will have a better chance due to their fielding abilities. I hope it is a pitch similar to Kolkota , I still believe that we have better talent , man to man, when compared to England, and India could pile up a huge score in the first innings.That's our best chance for equalizing.[/quote'] I am sorry, but you just do not have a better team, man to man
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I am sorry' date=' but you just do not have a better team, man to man[/quote'] After Ravindra Jadeja comes we will be a different side altogether in all 3 departments.
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After Ravindra Jadeja comes we will be a different side altogether in all 3 departments.
One player doth not makest a team. There ends the sermon:--D He might make a difference, but all the pressure is now on India England want to win, but are not under any pressure
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Hopefully it won't be rank turner from day one in which case match becomes a lottery' date=' and England will have a better chance due to their fielding abilities. I hope it is a pitch similar to Kolkota , I still believe that we have better talent , man to man, when compared to England, and India could pile up a huge score in the first innings.That's our best chance for equalizing.[/quote'] No you don't. Even if you had a 1998 Tendulkur in your team you'd still lose because the rest of your team is not good enough. Man for man you're not as good as the Aussies either. Maybe in ODI's you are.
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Sid Monga writes this on Cricinfo

Then again, many feel Gambhir is lucky even to be getting another chance. If there is any truth to the whispers about the sudden shortage of water for a patch of about 66 square yards in the outskirts of Nagpur, this chance is going to come on a difficult pitch.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/india-v-england-2012/content/current/story/596707.html Looks like its going to be a bone dry pitch ala Kanpur pitch in 2008 vs SA.
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Hopefully it won't be rank turner from day one in which case match becomes a lottery' date=' and England will have a better chance due to their fielding abilities. I hope it is a pitch similar to Kolkota , I still believe that we have better talent , man to man, when compared to England, and India could pile up a huge score in the first innings.That's our best chance for equalizing.[/quote'] You have worse spinners, worse seamers, worse batsmen, and a worse keeper. I am trying to think what Indian player would get into the England team. Pujara in India, beyond that- Ashwin?:haha:

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