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With the kind of attiutde that he had' date=' the only thing he could move was his backside.[/quote'] Dude, please watch some of his match winning spells. The guy has the most beautiful seam position.
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Dude' date=' please watch some of his match winning spells. The guy has the most beautiful seam position.[/quote'] Oh no I am not falling into this with you now. I have had enough discussions with DTW on this. Not you now.
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Dude' date=' please watch some of his match winning spells. The guy has the most beautiful seam position.[/quote'] On his day sree was class. On this pitch I agree would have been good. I know who I would want on the pitch, sree or chawla? Frankly big mistake not having zak here, would have been awesome rather then chawla
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On his day sree was class. On this pitch I agree would have been good. I know who I would want on the pitch, sree or chawla? Frankly big mistake not having zak here, would have been awesome rather then chawla
and chawla picks 4:hatsoff:
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On his day sree was class. On this pitch I agree would have been good. I know who I would want on the pitch, sree or chawla? Frankly big mistake not having zak here, would have been awesome rather then chawla
Before I went to bed yesterday England were 7 down. But back of my mind as I posted yesterday, I was worried about Anderson's swing. If Ishant was able to take wickets with swing imagine what genuine swing bowlers would do...fear confirmed. Looks like Chawla raped the tail. Sree would have been handul on this pitch :(( As for ZK not sure, he hasn't got much reverse in this series but he would have got more help here. With cracks appearing, hopefully our spinners will exploit it.
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Now that SRT has failed (again)' date=' Atma is focussing on Sree :hysterical:[/quote'] It's funny. One poor score and the anti tendu fans come out. One good score and out come the fanatics :giggle: Fact is he is still one of our batsmen and prized wickets. Good bowling by Anderson and bowl kept low with swing.
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It's funny. One poor score and the anti tendu fans come out. One good score and out come the fanatics :giggle: Fact is he is still one of our batsmen and prized wickets. Good bowling by Anderson and bowl kept low with swing.
Its time for your pills..again
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Its time for your pills..again
Second innings in chennai v Eng, he held the record chase together. Let us see what he does on this difficult pitch. He has played nice shots this series and scored almost a 100 in the last game.
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Second innings in chennai v Eng' date=' he held the record chase together. Let us see what he does on this difficult pitch. He has played nice shots this series and scored almost a 100 in the last game.[/quote'] Good, I hope he does for his own sake (obviously :cantstop:) because this would be a last game
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Good' date=' I hope he does for his own sake (obviously :cantstop:) because this would be a last game[/quote'] No it won't. You honestly think he will be fired or forced to retire? If he does, it will be his own decision. Would be a sad way to go and I hope they block it.
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What happened to Tindu not having worldwide appeal and charisma' date=' D_TW?[/quote'] Not sure on DTW but looking at this forum it doesn't seem he is liked all that much. Very fickle fans.
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S Sreesanth " When I was undergoing surgery after surgery, I thought my cricketing career was over. Forget cricket, I couldn't even walk and was in the wheel chair for almost two months. I went through unbearable pain. Now I have platinum screws on my toes. But that won't stop me from bowling at my best " Dec-13,2012 S Sreesanth " Bad stroke, Gauti. Poking is useless. Use the full face of the bat… errr hand…. #facepalm " Nov-17,2012 http://www.firstpost.com/topic/person/s-sreesanth-profile-18204.html

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Sreesanth impresses, hopeful of comeback Important news Sreesanth made a good comeback to competitive cricket after being out of the game for more than a year due to a toe injury. He played two club matches in Kochi over the weekend and returned with impressive figures of 6/28 in one of the matches. The fast bowler is hopeful that he would make the transformation from club cricket to the first-class level soon. He is keen on joining the Kerala Ranji side. Sreesanth tweeted that 'his rhythm was great and he was getting good pace.' Sreesanth had to interrupt his Ranji Season mid-way last year when he had to pull out after just one match to continue his rehabilitation for the toe injury. At that time, he opted against surgery and went for Ayurvedic treatment instead. He had hoped to be fit in time for India's CB series in Australia earlier this year. He then travelled with his IPL franchise, Rajasthan Royals, but in May he confirmed that he would be out for at least five months after needing two surgeries on his toes. Sreesanth has picked up 87 wickets from 27 Tests. He last represented India during their tour of England in 2011. pvw_20121210_1237_49144.jpghttp://www.cricbuzz.com/cricket-news/53685/Sreesanth-impresses,-hopeful-of-comeback?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+CricbuzzFeed+%28Cricbuzz%3A+Cricket+Scores+and+News%29

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Thought my career was over: Sreesanth KOCHI: Six surgeries on the left toe, another six on the right, all in one day. Any person would have been traumatized had he gone under the knife a dozen times in a day. But not S Sreesanth. Six months after those surgeries and after being out from the cricket field for more than a year, the maverick pacer is all set to swing into action as he makes his first-class comeback for Kerala against Tripura in Agartala on Saturday. Sreesanth revealed the past year has been the toughest in his life. "When I was undergoing surgery after surgery, I thought my cricketing career was over. Forget cricket, I couldn't even walk and was in the wheel chair for almost two months. I went through unbearable pain. Now I have platinum screws on my toes. But that won't stop me from bowling at my best," Sreesanth told TOI from Bangalore before he left for Agartala on Thursday morning. Though it is too early to think of playing international cricket again, Sreesanth admits it is the lure of playing for the country that has helped him in making a speedy recovery. "I miss wearing that Team India cap on the cricket field. The dream of playing for India made me walk again, run again and bowl again. I received great support from the BCCI, KCA and the entire staff at NCA. Thanks to them I am ready for the grind of domestic cricket yet again. And I know I am only half through in reaching my goal," he quipped. But gone are the days of long run-ups for the 29-year old pacer. On his comeback trail, Sreesanth will bowl with a much shorter run-up. "Injury played a part in pruning my run-up. I am also not getting any younger. Earlier, I used to start from 36 yards. Now my run-up is of 23 yards but that hasn't affected my pace. I still clock between 135 and 140kmph." Asked whether the public admonishment by Indian skipper MS Dhoni for his slow over rate in South Africa played a part in his decision to shorten his run-up, Sreesanth laughed and said: "It's always good to be in the good books of captains. Now my captains will not have a problem with my over rate." With Indian team's fortunes sliding fast, the team management, selectors and cricket fans would be keeping a close watch on Sreesanth in the next couple of weeks. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/interviews/Thought-my-career-was-over-Sreesanth/articleshow/17604921.cms

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