CC1981 Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 zaheer also batted eeh? :giggle: No but tendy didnt bowl either. Zaheer held up his end of the deal - Tendy as usual ( in his last 10 series standards) stunk up the place and failed to either score runs or dominate even a 2nd string English bowling attack.
zubinpepsi Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 I was the very first "taker" ... zubin ... get in the line ... :mad: oops.. sorry im an INdian.. i dont know lines and queue.. sorry im an illiterate..:D
zubinpepsi Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 No but tendy didnt bowl either. Zaheer held up his end of the deal - Tendy as usual ( in his last 10 series standards) stunk up the place and failed to either score runs or dominate even a 2nd string English bowling attack. well sachin is a batsman and zaheer is a bowler.. and they both did their job... not dominating doesnt mean tht he failed... he scored without dominating .. got it?
Anakin Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 Zubin, you're wasting your time, when the makers of speedgun are wrong about their product what chance do you have in logic.
zubinpepsi Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 Zubin' date=' you're wasting your time, when the makers of speedgun are wrong about their product what chance do you have in logic.[/quote'] we have to keep the thread going until atleast 15 pages.. otherwise its a shame for sachin... Sri Tendulkaraya Namaha!!!!!!!!!
CC1981 Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 and they both did their job... Correction- only ONE did his job. Zaheer bowled well, got almost 20 wickets in the series with below 25 average against England's strongest batting lineup (or one at near full strength, missing only one bonafide batsman in Tresco) while Tendu had a very mediocre series against England's second string bowling attack, lacking 3 of their starting bowlers. No, both didnt do their jobs. he scored without dominating Sorry but having less than 250 runs in 6 innings and an average less than 40 against a second string English attack, where no seamer has even 50 test wickets to his name, is not scoring- with or without domination. That is simply stinking up the joint.
Anakin Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 Then just post away, same BS will be repeated, so don't need to read too closely :haha:
CC1981 Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 Zubin' date=' you're wasting your time, when the makers of speedgun are wrong about their product what chance do you have in logic.[/quote'] Makes of speed guns are wrong is only your incorrect assumption and failure to read the fine print or understand the methodology employed in conducting speed gun tests. ie, you are out of your league here.
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CC1981 Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 Then just post away' date=' same BS will be repeated, so don't need to read too closely :haha:[/quote'] You are the expert here at repeating BS, since you just keep calling people names/that they dont know cricket and you fail to bring a SINGLE substantial argument to counter mine, save for 'you are missing the context', without even elaborating on the concept and simply hiding behind it to protect your fallen God. As i requested- please find me a batsman who wasnt captain at the same time, who was retained by his team going 7 of 8 series without averaging 40 against decent opposition. Give us some example of how your airy-fairy excuse of 'context' was followed in the case of other batsmen.
CC1981 Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 So which Indian batsman had a good series . You already named Anil Kumble. So who else ? My questions get answered first, chump - which batsman has been retained by his team without averaging 40 in 7 of the 8 most recent series ( or more) against decent opposition ?!? Can a mind-numbingly and context-less stat cruncher like yourself find stats for that or are you going to pass in your typical way ?
Predator_05 Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 CC makes some fair points. Tendulkar faced a second string English bowling attack and batted well only in patches. No real sign of consistency. Even his innings at the Oval looked laboured, while other batsmen were scoring comfortably. I had been calling for his axing from the test team and currently, i am still not fully convinced about him as a Test batsman.
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CC1981 Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 Not if you want to get feisty and bent out of shape as always ... I find your pre-emptive attempt at hiding your cowardice amusing. But regardless of whether you are up to the task of answering my questions (which you usually are not), know this for a fact for future reference : I follow the protocol of the debate, unlike you. Hence you can pose a zillion and one questions to me and they will all go unanswered until you work up the courage & integrity to answer mine without trying to hide and obfuscate the issue whining about how you get b!tchslapped everytime you try your hand at logical analysis opposed to me. Like your "context" on how you arrived at - "AK has performed better than Tendy with the bat last series " Yes, like my context. Kumble has 1 less innings and 64 less runs than Tendy- but Kumble wasnt dismissed twice (adv. Kumble), batted far more with the tail (adv. kumble) and scored a ton (adv. kumble). Thus Kumble did indeed have a better series with the bat than Tendy. But hey, IIRC, YOU are the inconsistent one in your argument- you know Tendy has stunk up the place recently and his average is pathetic, which is why you suddenly comment 'such kiddish arguments as averages' but you use the same precise 'kiddish argument as averages' when debating Tendy vs Lara because lara has more runs/innings than Tendy. A little bit of consistency and or a little bit of carefulness in masking your obvious double standards and unbalanced perspective is in the order, especially if you wish to engage me.
Ram Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 CC , dont drag your personal duels onto cric discussion, please.
CC1981 Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 CC ' date=' dont drag your personal duels onto cric discussion, please.[/quote'] I aint dragging anything- i asked the usual suspect to answer my question before i answered his. It is that usual suspect who brought the personal duel or comments pertaining to it on here, not me.
Ram Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 I aint dragging anything- i asked the usual suspect to answer my question before i answered his. It is that usual suspect who brought the personal duel or comments pertaining to it on here, not me. Whose ever the fault is on , please fellas , Cric discussions has so far been relatively immune to nasty arguments so far. Humble request - Keep it that way.
kumble_rocks Posted September 2, 2007 Posted September 2, 2007 Whose ever the fault is on , please fellas , Cric discussions has so far been relatively immune to nasty arguments so far. Humble request - Keep it that way. Well said !:two_thumbs_up:
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