Lord Posted March 15, 2013 Posted March 15, 2013 End of D3 - Aus 321, India - 165/2 End of D4 - India 287, Aus 170/5 End of D5 - Aus 245, India - Chasing 280 - 189/7 (clinging on to a draw). so you expect only 215,280 n 265 runs per day
Crookbond Posted March 15, 2013 Posted March 15, 2013 not too risky I guess:two_thumbs_up: I said similar hing as well The question is - Do we have faith in our batsmen against the Aussie bowling on a last day wicket? The other approach would be to bat for 2 days and bat Australia out of the game & ask them to bat out Day 5. Anyways, ATM we shouldn't be thinking about it as we still need to dismiss 3 Aussie batsmen and more importantly match their score (at least).
coffee_rules Posted March 15, 2013 Posted March 15, 2013 so you expect only 215' date='280 n 265 runs per day[/quote'] Both teams will play for a draw. India need a draw to win series. Aus need a draw to show improvement.
Crookbond Posted March 15, 2013 Posted March 15, 2013 Why should India be stupid enough to declare on the same score as ussies when India will get the worst of conditions in the 4th innings? Why shouldn't India pile on as many runs in the 1st innings and try to bat just once? I am sorry but declaring on the same score as Aussies given that we are 2-0 up makes no sense whatsoever. That's the other option. Basically, it comes down to two choices Option A : Batting to chase down Australian target on a 5th day wicket Option B : Bowling to bowl out Australia on Day 5 The question would be - which department are we more confident about for winning the Test match? You seem to suggest Option B but that would mean Aussies playing for survival as they can't win the game. I said Option A to dangle the carrot to the Aussies and make them play in our hands. I don't think they can play aggressive against our spinners (and Dhoni's spread fields) in a Test match to set up India a sporting target.
Lord Posted March 15, 2013 Posted March 15, 2013 The question is - Do we have faith in our batsmen against the Aussie bowling on a last day wicket? The other approach would be to bat for 2 days and bat Australia out of the game & ask them to bat out Day 5. Anyways, ATM we shouldn't be thinking about it as we still need to dismiss 3 Aussie batsmen and more importantly match their score (at least). true.we wont declare imo.but it wont be bad to get bowled out for 400 odd
Ultimate_Game Posted March 15, 2013 Posted March 15, 2013 That's the other option. Basically, it comes down to two choices Option A : Batting to chase down Australian target on a 5th day wicket Option B : Bowling to bowl out Australia on Day 5 The question would be - which department are we more confident about for winning the Test match? You seem to suggest Option B but that would mean Aussies playing for survival as they can't win the game. I said Option A to dangle the carrot to the Aussies and make them play in our hands. I don't think they can play aggressive against our spinners (and Dhoni's spread fields) in a Test match to set up India a sporting target. Why would you want to chase a total on Day 4 when you can avoid it and are up 2-0 :dontknow: I would rather we make the most of best batting conditions and let Aussies strive for survival in their 2nd innings. Option A can easily lead to us losing the game when we are already 2-0 up in the series whereas in Option B we either win or draw the game, so why even go for option B is what confounds me.
Crookbond Posted March 15, 2013 Posted March 15, 2013 Why would you want to chase a total on Day 4 when you can avoid it and are up 2-0 :dontknow: I would rather we make the most of best batting conditions and let Aussies strive for survival in their 2nd innings. Option A can easily lead to us losing the game when we are already 2-0 up in the series whereas in Option B we either win or draw the game, so why even go for option B is what confounds me. In Option A, the opposition team is also playing for a win and hence you have more chances. In Option B, the opposition is only playing for a draw. The reason I prefer option A is that I have more faith in the Australian batsmen trying to play aggressively and getting out to leave us for a paltry total. I understand where you come from but I would like to take the gamble. :--D
Yoda-esque Posted March 15, 2013 Posted March 15, 2013 Day 3 : Aus 339 All out;India 215/4 Day 4 : India 390 All Out; Australia 90/4 Day 5 : Australia 260 All out; India 160/5 Match Drawn.
PBN Posted March 16, 2013 Posted March 16, 2013 Mentioned in the match thread as well. He's got a very simple and uncomplicated technique from the little I've seen so far. Also good use of feet against the spinners...resembles Clarke at times.
G_B_ Posted March 16, 2013 Posted March 16, 2013 What should India do to win the test? IMO we need to add 400 more runs @ 4 runs per over and play 100 overs tomorrow. If there two play the first out the first 10 overs then I think its time to send Dhoni at 3 to press for the advantage. That will give us a lead of 275. Give yourself 100 odd overs to bowl Australia out. Its an outside chance but IMO India should go for it. There was turn for Smith and Lyon. Who knows maybe the Aussies might collapse after the pitch has been worn out by their pacers. Footmarks are starting to emerge. We have IMO 200-225 overs to press for the win.
Sachin=GOD Posted March 16, 2013 Posted March 16, 2013 India's plan for tomorrow? What should be India's plan for tomorrow? How long should we bat in order to have a decent chance of winning this one? I think we should try to make at least 300 runs in around 70 overs tomorrow.
Crookbond Posted March 16, 2013 Posted March 16, 2013 Entice the Aussies else they will tuk-tuk for a draw. We require more than 1 day to bowl them out on a DAy 4 pitch.
philcric Posted March 16, 2013 Posted March 16, 2013 Play first 2 sessions, get lead about 150-200 and declare at tea. If we get 2(or3) wkts in the last session, we'd have decent chance to win.
JaFanatic Posted March 16, 2013 Posted March 16, 2013 should play some aggressive cricket from both ends and match their score and declare it in first session itself(possible with 30+ overs and 10 wks in hand) then try and get their 10 wks ASAP. we may get only around 40 overs to chase around 300 if we can put ourselves in a better situation its better then go for it in the final innings
Sidhoni Posted March 16, 2013 Posted March 16, 2013 If we are to win this, it has to be by an innings. Dhawan and Vijay should attack right from the start, like they did today. We have Kohli and Dhoni coming in, who can score at 6 RPO easily. It is going to be really difficult, but we can get a lead of around 200 and then bowl them out. But this is going to take some bowling.
G_B_ Posted March 16, 2013 Posted March 16, 2013 Play first 2 sessions' date=' get lead about 150-200 and declare at tea. If we get 2(or3) wkts in the last session, we'd have decent chance to win.[/quote'] very much doable.
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