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What should the general approach be tomorrow?


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Gambhir - bat like today, a touch defensive and look for singles and the occasional boundary on the off-side. Harbhajan - Attack and hope it comes off unlike Ashwin? / Only pass the strike to Gambhir?

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Well it's all down to Gambhir now. Bhaji should try hang around. It' crucial he gets 20 runs. Zak needs to slog, he can't hang around. Him and Ojha need to add atleast 15. Gambhir has to add atleast 35 tommorow, he has to do it quickly. Innings won't last too long considering Pujara, Sehwag etc were dismissed cheaply. With these 70 runs, chasing 100 won't be easy.

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Dont surrender meekly and let England earn the wickets. Show some fight and add as many runs as you can. That Ashwin wicket probably cost us at least 25-30 crucial runs or more. Was looking the most comfortable of our batsmen but looks to have come out with the strategy of swinging even towards the close of play. Not sure if Bhajji is in the right frame of mind to hold one end up but he does have the capability.

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The general approach should to get on with you life and ignore Cricket...
I pretty much did the same.. Had a bad vibe on day 2. Just stopped watching after England got to 30 odd runs with no wicket down. That vibe continued today. Didn't want to waste my sleep. Until our team get rid of all the passengers we are going to go through so much disappointment.
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When Ojha comes into bat, he should hold up a note scribbled with the following message: "MS, surely now I qualify for Rhiti Sports!!"
:hysterical::hysterical:
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General approach should be not to lose another wkt, continue batting the whole day and preferably till lunch on day 4. then declare at lunch on day 4 and bowl out England the same day or before lunch on Day 5.

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