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there is a procedure for it you need to show the official symbol :dance:
Someone else on the thread said you didn't need to have the avatar...I am already the CEO of the ADTCC.
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Someone else on the thread said you didn't need to have the avatar...I am already the CEO of the ADTCC.
arrey the official symbol of our club is :finger: yes you might have got the exemption cos your already a president of another club :dontknow:
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Im far from being an Anti Kohli fan but there is something that irritates me. The dude almost ALWAYS gets out immediately after hitting a century. Take a look at the 2nd test against NZ, the 4th test against Eng, and then now today against Australia.

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you cannot hate this guy!

Speaking of his own batting, Kohli said he had been disappointed to get out soon after his hundred and called it, "this block I am facing - when I get 100 I get out." He said, "As a batsman you would love to get big runs when you've scored century from a tough situation, you don't want to throw it away." His dismissal today - caught at mid-on by Mitchell Starc off Lyon - came because he got too close to the ball.
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Kohli is still an FTB who scores in useless draw matches like this. Even Dhoni got a 200 here. Che must slap himself for missing out on such an opportunity.
Kohli has always been a good ODI batsman. His ODI averages outside the subcontinent are as follows Australia. 53 England. 39 South Africa. 58 West Indies. 40 Zimbabwe. 42 NZ Never played Not exactly a FTB I would say, given that these are ODI averages. He had a mental block in the first 6 tests that he played and failed. Similar things have happened with other good cricketers. In the Perth test, on a fast and bouncy track, against a decent attack, he scored 44 and 75. He made 116 in the next test in Adelaide. Kohli has an average of 58.8 with 4 centuries in the 9 tests he has played from his turnaround Perth test. Quite ok I would think. He can play swing and spin and is quite decent against the bouncing ball. His pull and hook has improved significantly. All these qualities point to the fact that he has the necessary tools to succeed in tests all over the world in the future. A few failures on the trot, in India, prior to his century against England in the last test, was a bad patch which every good batsman have and is quite normal unless some glaring technique related weakness have come to the fore. That is not the case with Kohli. Kohli obviously has a long way to go, especially in tests. He has to succeed consistently in outside-subcontinent tests. He sometimes plays too slowly in tests which is not his natural game, gets pressurized and then dismissed. He will have to work on that but, overall, I would say there are many more positives than negatives to his game and performances.

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