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Manjrekar's technique reminds me of a joke/anecdote I read about Viv Richards when he started playing county cricket. He met a pretty well renowned coach and had a session with him and the coach told Viv to play straight in the V' date=' keep his elbow straight, not play against the line, keep the ball on the ground and so on. At the end of the session Viv told the chap "If I play the way you want me to play I will not score any runs" :haha:[/quote'] Manjrekar was excessively obsessed with technical purity of his game, that his runs dried up. When runs dry up everything else falls apart.
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u can look at stats and matches and think that but tons of times dravid was only guy in team who scored runs in tough conditions when rest of team was blown away example..last english tour at his best dravid was next to only ponting in terms of consistency,maybe kallis was better :nervous: idk..
I am not doubting Dravid's credentails. Just that on some occasions like Oz '99, or generally in SA, Eng 2007, he has struglled. Does not necessarily mean that his technique was faulty. Heck who am I to doubt a player as great as him!
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I am not doubting Dravid's credentails. Just that on some occasions like Oz '99' date=' or generally in SA, Eng 2007, he has struglled. Does not necessarily mean that his technique was faulty. Heck who am I to doubt a player as great as him![/quote'] but on other tours he has done well too other then south africa he has not failed anywhere remember his knocks in west indies? thise were so tough conditions...its more abt form imo same dravid who failed in 2007 in eng was out standing on tougher tracks and stronger team in last tour:--D
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u can look at stats and matches and think that but tons of times dravid was only guy in team who scored runs in tough conditions when rest of team was blown away example..last english tour at his best dravid was next to only ponting in terms of consistency,maybe kallis was better :nervous: idk..
But Sachin was doing the same much before Dravid debuted, you missed seeing him in his prime
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Gavaskar I feel. Dravid' date=' who had a solid technique, has at time struggled against quality attacks(may be poor form). Tendulkar also had a solid technique but he has been more of an aggressor.[/quote'] Didnt know technique was only about defensive shots. In fact it needs a lot of technique to be a good agressor without hitting the ball in the air but finding the gap on each shot
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but on other tours he has done well too other then south africa he has not failed anywhere remember his knocks in west indies? thise were so tough conditions...its more abt form imo same dravid who failed in 2007 in eng was out standing on tougher tracks and stronger team in last tour:--D
He has. No one's doubting it. If you check his record in Oz, the only time he excelled was in 2003, and that was a piss poor attack. Barring that, his other inning of note was 93 at PEerth(which we won). WI is one place where he has done tremendously well. He has stood up in the toughest of conditions, but not neccesarily against the toughest of bowlers always. And Sachin's technique was as good as Dravid's, if not better.
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Didnt know technique was only about defensive shots. In fact it needs a lot of technique to be a good agressor without hitting the ball in the air but finding the gap on each shot
So, that way would you rate someone like Sehwag on par with these 3, who as per me are the best bats we have ever produced.
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As rare in Indian cricket as gold mine in India. I have to say this after seeing a lot of televised domestic matches this season. Some guys like Rahul Dave from Saurasthra, Satyam Chaudhary from MP, Kaustubh Pawar from Mumbai looked okay technically and patient but lacked shots.

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He has. No one's doubting it. If you check his record in Oz, the only time he excelled was in 2003, and that was a piss poor attack. Barring that, his other inning of note was 93 at PEerth(which we won). WI is one place where he has done tremendously well. He has stood up in the toughest of conditions, but not neccesarily against the toughest of bowlers always. And Sachin's technique was as good as Dravid's, if not better.
Sachin better overall When in form he can deal with at bowlers..was not saying Dravid is better then him but technique wise u can't fault anything with him..sachin had gr8 skill to go with tight technique shots like upper cut etc are not gr8st example of tight technique are they?..
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Sachin better overall When in form he can deal with at bowlers..was not saying Dravid is better then him but technique wise u can't fault anything with him..sachin had gr8 skill to go with tight technique shots like upper cut etc are not gr8st example of tight technique are they?..
Sachin's technique is something which is highly underrated. He had the tightest defensive technique which is the building block and that allowed him to take his game to higher skillful modes.
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Sachin's technique is something which is highly underrated. He had the tightest defensive technique which is the building block and that allowed him to take his game to higher skillful modes.
Technique depends a lot non reflexes of a batsman and how quickly he judges and length and line of the ball. Tendulkar had great reflexes and eye for that which batsmen like Dravid lacked and that is what makes Tendulkar a better batsman than most others.
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Sachin's technique is something which is highly underrated. He had the tightest defensive technique which is the building block and that allowed him to take his game to higher skillful modes.
Ofc technique is part of skill isn't it?:--D But let's compare kallis and pointing who had better technique and who was better batsman? Also define better technique? Is it to have copy book style ?or effectiveness tendulkar has gr8 technique and skill that's why he is the best but if u ask me who has the tightest technique I I will say dravid cost he was just that type of batsman Anther example could be gavaskar or Viv Richards all of u will rate as Richards better but gavaskar is known for his technique isn't he? Tendulkar is somewhere in between with tight defence and way he covers swing but also plays risky shots which work for him and might not work for others and ur not coached those things... Sorry if there are weird mistakes as I'm using touch screen and new device so dravid might be named David somewhere probably:giggle:
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Gavaskar I feel. Dravid' date=' who had a solid technique, has at time struggled against quality attacks(may be poor form). Tendulkar also had a solid technique but he has been more of an aggressor.[/quote'] What has technique to with aggression? You can have a sound technique and be an aggressive player and you can be a defensive player with a sloppy technique.

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