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Raina says he thinks he's done well in his Test career so far


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Raina's PR machinery in full swing... now one more interview in cricinfo on his ambition to play 50 tests... :hysterical: Manoj Tiwary will surely do better than this guy if he plays 17 tests

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Its harder in ODIs. He has to score from bouncers.
BS,poorer bowlers,flatter decks,field spread. you are talking as if he hit them for sixes:giggle:
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He does not have good solid defensive technique even against spinners let alone pacers. He jumps all over the crease against pacers, never balanced. To be successful in tests, one at least needs a good defense.

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Why he keep on talking out loud? Does he think he will be selected into the team based on "feel good" interviews? Somebody please remind our selectors to read newspapers and media websites everyday.:winky:

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I remember reading that he had aimed to play 85 tests, so a year down the line and he's dropped his goal to 50 tests. Hope selectors give it a few more months and he decides to retire from his 'considerably well played' test career.

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I remember reading that he had aimed to play 85 tests' date=' so a year down the line and he's dropped his goal to 50 tests. Hope selectors give it a few more months and he decides to retire from his 'considerably well played' test career.[/quote'] :giggle:
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His technique and temperament is not right for tests. He is a very good ODI player no doubt. But if he wants to improve as a test batsman, he should play county for a season and perform there. Something tells me he wont. He will just hit a double ton on a flat track against a poor bowling attack in FC and make it back to the test team like Yuvraj did and fail once again in tests.

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In Test cricket you either need an incredible technique or tremendous mental strength to succeed. Guys like Raina have neither, hence their absolutely appalling and shameful Test performances. However, judging by this loser's comments he is absolutely top class in delusion. Of course it helps to be a key player in the tamasha league franchisee owned by the BCCI boss.

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In Test cricket you either need an incredible technique or tremendous mental strength to succeed. Guys like Raina have neither' date= hence their absolutely appalling and shameful Test performances. However, judging by this loser's comments he is absolutely top class in delusion. Of course it helps to be a key player in the tamasha league franchisee owned by the BCCI boss.
Technique - fair enough. Mental strength - I'm not quite sure what you're on about.
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Technique - fair enough. Mental strength - I'm not quite sure what you're on about.
Mental Strength = temperament? For example you may have all the technique in the world, still you can get impatient and nick a good outswinger and waste all your effort. In ODIs you can get away with this sort of thing because bowlers are not always looking for wickets. In test matches against good sides and good bowlers, they are always trying to get you out and unless you have the right temperament, talent ( by which I mean effortless stroke making ability) by itself will get you nowhere.
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Raina should have the confidence that if he sorts out his problems against the bouncing and moving ball, he can succeed in tests. Then he should work really hard on his weaknesses. Claiming that he had succeeded in tests, although the evidence is there for all to see, does not look like a very constructive approach.

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