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Ranji Trophy 2012-13


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Unadkat extracting a lot of life and bounce from the pitch.
Unadkat is a tall guy and hits the deck hard, used his wrist well for that. He is only 20-21 and will certainly increase his pace by 24-25. He needs to go to gym too.
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Unadkat is a tall guy and hits the deck hard' date=' used his wrist well for that. He is only 20-21 and will certainly increase his pace by 24-25. He needs to go to gym too.[/quote'] n needs to eat too:giggle:
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Unadkat is a tall guy and hits the deck hard' date=' used his wrist well for that. He is only 20-21 and will certainly increase his pace by 24-25. He needs to go to gym too.[/quote'] It's strange that he hasn't either filled out so far or improved his speed. Been around for a while now. Should be in India contention only if he increases his speed by 5 to 10 K while maintaining and even gaining some more swing.
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Unadkat is a tall guy and hits the deck hard' date=' used his wrist well for that. He is only 20-21 and will certainly increase his pace by 24-25. He needs to go to gym too.[/quote'] but he looks like a lazy bum who can be satisfied with an avrg performance :dontknow:
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Cometh the hour' date=' cometh the Hero Lord Agarkar. What a time to hit your 1st FC 100 in so many seasons![/quote'] can't beleive that Mumbai did not lose a single wkt today.. they have emulated RD /VVS Agarkar has 3 FC 100's before this...He was an allrounder in the U-19 worldcup & then the ducks in Aus before the Olympics changed everything
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Yep I do remember him scoring a 100 and taking 5 wickets vs Pak u-19 back in the late 90s after which he was picked for the Senior Indian side. Was said to be a very good batsman those days, couldn't quite fulfill his potential with the bat in int'l cricket.

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Sir Aggy :hysterical:
Sir Aggy also holds the record for fastest 50 by an Indian in ODI's... he can still play Champions trophy :--D
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Yep I do remember him scoring a 100 and taking 5 wickets vs Pak u-19 back in the late 90s after which he was picked for the Senior Indian side. Was said to be a very good batsman those days' date=' couldn't quite fulfill his potential with the bat in int'l cricket.[/quote'] Srikkanth was the manager i think for that tour. He spoke highly of Sir Aggy. I had lot of hopes from him.
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Jiwanjot's playing style is similar to the English batsman James Taylor. Similar back and across movement. The similarity is also enhanced due to their height I believe.
Was thinking the same. The thing that worried me about him was that when he was defending, his bat face was opening too much instead of staying straight. Like this against quality bowlers who can get more bounce and movement he will struggle. Too early to tell though, as we only saw a small glimpse and need to see his shot range tomorrow.
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Quite a few pacere running in faster, putting in more effort and hitting the deck harder ; even some who previously put in less effort like Dhawal, Pankaj, Unadkat. I wonder whether there are some specific instruction from the selectord or the board ? If yes then well done.
Pankaj always hit the deck and has gotten quicker now. Unadkat and Dhawal weren't traditional swing bowlers too.
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It is beyond my understanding why a bowler who is the best in India , I mean India including Indian team is not even in Ateam, shame on the selectors who are letting their petty issues block the selections of Pankaj Singh

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Pankaj always hit the deck and has gotten quicker now. Unadkat and Dhawal weren't traditional swing bowlers too.
All these pacers are putting in more effort at every stage of the bowling process than they did previously and the off the deck effect is also better than before.

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