bangladeshifan Posted June 18, 2012 Posted June 18, 2012 They have players down the order who can bat much better than the top order batsmen. They have an epic fail top order. I don't see them going anywhere without some solid coming batsmen up the order. well wiv gayle returning nd darren bravo getting more experience they will have a strong top order.
vvvslaxman Posted June 18, 2012 Posted June 18, 2012 westindies @westindies #WIvIND: India fighting on at 171-7 - overall lead of 65 on 2nd innings. Saha 44* Shami Ahmed 10*
SLICKR392 Posted June 18, 2012 Posted June 18, 2012 End of Day 3 India : 181/7 Saha : 48* Ahmed : 16* Lead by 75 Windies Bowlers Johnson - 21-7-43-3 McClean - 16-6-47-3 Carter - 12-8-11-0 Permal - 9-0-40-0 Bishooo - 8-2-28-1 Bonner - 1-0-6-0
Era of Gold Posted June 18, 2012 Posted June 18, 2012 Nicely done windies... It'll be great if Gayle could win us the game against england tomorrow.#resurgence
Clarke Posted June 18, 2012 Posted June 18, 2012 Arre main kya keh raha tha woh thread mein .. aur khelo IPL :aetsch:
Raghav_12 Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 Arre main kya keh raha tha woh thread mein .. aur khelo IPL :aetsch: IPL stars like Dhawan, Rohit, Rahane, Dinda, Rahul have been big failures on this tour. Players who shone on tour Pujara, Shami and up to certain extent Saha are the ones who are nobody's of IPL. There can not be a better example of influence of IPL on our budding cricketers?
Old guy Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 IPL stars like Dhawan, Rohit, Rahane, Dinda have been such big failures on this tour. Players who shone on tour Pujara, Shami and up to certain extent Saha are the ones who are nobody's of IPL. There can not be a better example of influence of IPL on our budding cricketers? dinda wasnt a fail... jsut saying he bowled really well according to commentary didn't picked many wickets but in one spell gave away 22 runs i think in 18 overs again not sure all the others have failed badly! and this shami ahmed is actually a new to even domestic cricket i think.. gr8 to see him picking wickets every time with new ball awana on his first opportunity picked 3 wickets also again according to commentary got it to swing rahul sharma was epic fail...we lsot game 2 cos of him all the other bowlers have done decently aactually kept us in game we never expected them to get other team out under 250 but they did many times its batting which failed badly
Raghav_12 Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 dinda wasnt a fail... jsut saying he bowled really well according to commentary didn't picked many wickets but in one spell gave away 22 runs i think in 18 overs again not sure all the others have failed badly! and this shami ahmed is actually a new to even domestic cricket i think.. gr8 to see him picking wickets every time with new ball awana on his first opportunity picked 3 wickets also again according to commentary got it to swing rahul sharma was epic fail...we lsot game 2 cos of him all the other bowlers have done decently aactually kept us in game we never expected them to get other team out under 250 but they did many times its batting which failed badly Yeah, had missed name of IPL "find" Rahul Sharma in my list.
Sidhoni Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 What has happened to Rahane?? Mukund played a T20 innings - 20 off 13 with 2 fours and a six..
Old guy Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 Yeah' date=' had missed name of IPL "find" Rahul Sharma in my list.[/quote'] darekar bowled well even tht all rounder jalaj saxena did well.. rahul sharma should ve never been in test squad for this tour just take a glance at his ranji level performance :wall:
Needforspeed Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 we are going to win this match..u heard here first :hysterical::hysterical: ...And last
Old guy Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 we are going to win this match..u heard here first :antijinx::((
adi B Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 if the A team has got any balls, then with 3 wickets in hand (which is enough) they should score another 100 runs nd then defend 175 on a difficult day 4 track..get the opposition out nd win the test,just like hussey played a great knock with the tailenders vs pakistan in sydney which eventually they won
Feed Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 India 'A' face series defeat after another batting flop show The fast-bowling pair of Delorn Johnson and Kevin McClean combined to put West Indies A firmly in control of the unofficial Test against India A in St Lucia, on day three. More... Johnson, McClean put West Indies A in control ESPNcricinfo staff June 18, 2012 India A 230 & 181 for 7 (Tiwary 62, Johnson 3-43, McClean 3-47) lead West Indies A 336 (Powell 139, Saxena 3-55) lead by 75 runs Scorecard Kevin McClean brought India A's fightback to an end with the wicket of Manoj Tiwary The fast-bowling pair of Delorn Johnson and Kevin McClean combined to put West Indies A firmly in control of the unofficial Test against India A in St Lucia, on day three. After West Indies' last two wickets had added 16 to their overnight score of 320, Johnson and McClean scythed through India's top order, leaving them gasping at 35 for 4 while facing a first-innings deficit of 106. Manoj Tiwary and Wriddhiman Saha promised to stage a recovery, before West Indies struck once more, India going to stumps on 181 for 7. In their second innings, India began with a flourish: Abhinav Mukund hit two fours and a six to race to 20 off 12, before edging left-armer Johnson to the keeper, Devon Thomas. Four balls later, the other opener, Ajinkya Rahane also nicked one off Johnson behind. Then McClean had captain Cheteshwar Pujara - he was caught by a diving Kieran Powell at gully. Rohit Sharma fell, caught at third slip, just before lunch. After the interval, Tiwary and Saha rebuilt. They accumulated 95 runs from 34.2 overs, before McClean broke through, trapping Tiwary lbw for 62. Robin Bist did not come out to bat, and was spotted with heavy strapping on his right thumb. While Saha remained not out on 48, West Indies continued to chip away at the other end, leaving India seven down and 75 ahead at the end of the day's play. The stars, Johnson and McClean, finished with three apiece.
GautiMaan Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 We keep dissecting Rahane and Mukund but what abt Tiwary?he's more experienced than these guys but still keeps slogging and has been a :fail: My technique always works,keep bashing em until they perform :proud:
Raghav_12 Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 if the A team has got any balls' date=' then with 3 wickets in hand (which is enough) they should score another 100 runs nd then defend 175 on a difficult day 4 track..get the opposition out nd win the test,[b']just like hussey played a great knock with the tailenders vs pakistan in sydney which eventually they won nobody is gonna spend that much money for an unofficial test match between "A" teams :winky:
GautiMaan Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 Hey Pujara already performed a miracle in the 1st match,short memories eh? Maybe Saha/Bisht will do it
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