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Sreesanth, Sandeep to bowl at nets While the Indian team may have had a leisurely session at the ground on Sunday, they are going to have a more intense session on match eve. And one man who is desperate to make an impression in the nets is S Sreesanth. Sreesanth, who met his friends in the Indian team on their arrival, has been asked to come and bowl at the nets by the Indian skipper MS Dhoni. "I am disappointed that I am not playing the game in my hometown. But Dhoni has asked me to bowl at the nets on Monday. They can also see how fit I am. And I will be rooting for the Indians from the gallery on Tuesday," Sreesanth said. Another Kerala pacer who would be keen to grab attention of Indian players would be young Sandeep Warrier. The lanky pacer had been asked by the BCCI to report at the nets of Indian team on Sunday morning. Sandeep, who was in Sabarmati, dashed back to Kochi on Sunday morning only to be told that he will have to wait for a day to have a go at the batsmen as the Indian team didn't have net practice on Sunday. "I was tired. So I can take rest today and be really fresh to bowl at the Indian batsmen on Monday," said Sandeep. Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/series-tournament/england-in-india-2013/top-stories/Indians-played-football-while-England-practiced-cricket-ahead-of-second-ODI/articleshow/18010729.cms

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KOCHI: The Indian and English cricket teams had the first feel of the conditions at Jawaharlal Nehru stadium on Sunday but the way two teams practiced were in sharp contrast. While the Indians opted for a light workout- some stretching exercises, fielding drills and a game of football- the Englishmen who reached the ground almost half an hour ahead of schedule went through an intense net session. With India down 0-1 in the ODI series, one thought the team would make better use of their practice session. But the Indian team chose to do everything else on the field apart from batting and bowling. At quarter to noon, the Indian team members arrived at the ground clad in their red practice outfits. The shutterbugs had positioned themselves near the nets expecting the batsmen to have a knock there. But in the hour and a half they were at the ground they didn't go anyway near the nets. Though a game of football has been a part of Indian team's practice regime for the last couple of years, some of the footballing skills of Indian players wouldn't have pleased the small crowd who had managed to sneak into the stadium. "Have they come to play football or cricket? If I wanted to watch their football skills, I would have gone to watch IM Vijayan play," remarked a disgruntled fan.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/series-tournament/england-in-india-2013/top-stories/Indians-played-football-while-England-practiced-cricket-ahead-of-second-ODI/articleshow/18010729.cms
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Sreesanth' date= Sandeep to bowl at nets While the Indian team may have had a leisurely session at the ground on Sunday, they are going to have a more intense session on match eve. And one man who is desperate to make an impression in the nets is S Sreesanth. Sreesanth, who met his friends in the Indian team on their arrival, has been asked to come and bowl at the nets by the Indian skipper MS Dhoni. "I am disappointed that I am not playing the game in my hometown. But Dhoni has asked me to bowl at the nets on Monday. They can also see how fit I am. And I will be rooting for the Indians from the gallery on Tuesday," Sreesanth said. Another Kerala pacer who would be keen to grab attention of Indian players would be young Sandeep Warrier. The lanky pacer had been asked by the BCCI to report at the nets of Indian team on Sunday morning. Sandeep, who was in Sabarmati, dashed back to Kochi on Sunday morning only to be told that he will have to wait for a day to have a go at the batsmen as the Indian team didn't have net practice on Sunday. "I was tired. So I can take rest today and be really fresh to bowl at the Indian batsmen on Monday," said Sandeep. Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/series-tournament/england-in-india-2013/top-stories/Indians-played-football-while-England-practiced-cricket-ahead-of-second-ODI/articleshow/18010729.cms
:hysterical: Crybaby Sreesanth yesterday said he'll not go to watch the match. And now, he's saying he'll be doing this in the gallery ---> B-> They think that the net session would be intense only because Sreesanth would be there staring and glaring at the tail-enders Dinda and Ishant.
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Adhil (Cochin) 50 mins ago Virat and Raina was spending extra hours to practice batting in the ground ..Rest of the Team Members were concentrating mainly on fielding and other excercises...And England Team was rocking with the bat and ball.I feel Sree santh should come back as he is far better than the present bowlers and he is fit as well. .
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Sreesantrh one:--D
Isn't Sreesanth the guy who gave away 53 runs in 5 overs against Bangladesh in the World Cup? In helpful (swinging) conditions? :winky:
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Isn't Sreesanth the guy who gave 53 runs in 5 overs against Bangladesh in the World Cup? In helpful (swinging) conditions? :winky:
but he bowled phaast:dontknow:
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:hysterical: Crybaby Sreesanth yesterday said he'll not go to watch the match. And now, he's saying he'll be doing this in the gallery ---> B-> They think that the net session would be intense only because Sreesanth would be there staring and glaring at the tail-enders Dinda and Ishant.
Sreeshant should strict to rooting.

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