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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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    • No, I think money has no influence on our Test side problems
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He rarely bowls the carrom ball to top order batsmen in test matches as they pick it fairly comfortably. However it is a brilliant variation to lower order batsmen and with it he can skittle them quickly and end up with 5/6 wickets

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That's exactly what happened. Gangly also said the same post match yesterday.
No - it did not. I will be surprised if Ganguly said that - he can be wrong as well. What happened was he stopped using his doosra after he was reported around 2009/2010. He just did not bowl it out of fear of being called for chucking and getting banned.
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that is not his wicket taking ball just good variation which allows him to bowl bit straighter also he spins the ball which harbhajan did not that was his problem not doosra imo

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India v England, first Test: in the only pictures available Dancing queen: Graeme Swann surpassed Jim Laker to become England's must successful off-spinner with 193 wickets on day one in India swannlaker_2400588k.jpg Feeling the love: Kevin Pietersen does his best to take Yuvraj's wicket before lunch, but to no avail as India reached 410-4 kp_2400602k.jpg Heads up: a lovely, lovely shot from Yuvraj as he danced down the pitch, classical left-hander style, and wallops Sami back over his head for six patel1_2400656k.jpg Muted: James Anderson can't bring himself to celebrate the wicket of Zaheer Khan as India march on to 519-8 anderson_2400614k.jpg England's spin options (left to right): Graeme Swann, Samit Patel and Kevin Pietersen spiiners_2399161k.jpg Armchair cricket: an accurate representation of what Sir Ian Botham's field settings would be if he was captain field_2399166k.jpg

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Congrats to CheP on first Test double. Showed great temperament. Hope that he goes on to achieve top runs in Tests. Tests are the real format and he looks like he can make it count there. But folks, before we anoint him next Dravid or Wall-E etc, can we wait for some Away Tours? This is a great beginning but there is a long road ahead before we assign these Wall titles.

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It seems that England away from home rely solely on Cook I decided to check who was the best match winner in away games so I did a quick cricinfo search. Basically the criteria was batting averages in away games which your team has won. The minimum qualification is 1k runs away from home. http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/stats/index.html?class=1;filter=advanced;home_or_away=2;home_or_away=3;orderby=batting_average;qualmin1=1000;qualval1=runs;result=1;template=results;type=batting When England win AWAY from home..Alastair Cook averages 97.08..... :omg::omg: So it seems England's entire away batting is dependent on Cook.

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yes...also last tiem in india strauss did well,before that collingwood other just are ok away form home on non subcontinent pitches in subcontinent all suck kp played 2-3 brilliant innings thats it

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Congrats to CheP on first Test double. Showed great temperament. Hope that he goes on to achieve top runs in Tests. Tests are the real format and he looks like he can make it count there. But folks, before we anoint him next Dravid or Wall-E etc, can we wait for some Away Tours? This is a great beginning but there is a long road ahead before we assign these Wall titles.
But Wall-E has nuttin to do with walls. :idunno:

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