Deodhar Trophy 2012-13

[rkt.india]

just from seeing him bowl on this patta? as first change bowler with no swing?

I am talking about bowling action.

[rkt.india]

I saw two pacers from Aligarh Muslim University in UCC T20 who both can play any State side in India, looked as good as bowlers bowling here.

[Old guy]

I am talking about bowling action.

i will wait action was much better then other 2 bowlers also it can be refined

[saneindian]

Binny Sr. closely watching his son..looks like Stuart Binny will be the new Aniroodha Srikanth

[Lord]

just started watching.Warrier doesnt look all that good.not even close to 140 kph

[The Dark Horse]

how did he bat?

Even I missed it

[JaFanatic]

ishank jaggi batting well

[Lord]

ishank jaggi batting well

hes a good List A player.should be in contention ahead of guys like Rahane,Rohit

[saneindian]

Well bowled Baba, flights the ball, draws a false shot , gets a wicket

[JaFanatic]

hes a good List A player.should be in contention ahead of guys like Rahane' date='Rohit[/quote'] yes he will be a good addition in the odi side he is one of the rare batsmen to avrg 50+ in the list a matches

[Lord]

I missed Shami's bowling.hearing he was very good.hopefully someone puts it up on YT

[saneindian]

B Sudhakar, another left arm spinner We have become like BD with so many left arm spinners playing in domestic cricket.

[saneindian]

This is a football ground. The marking for the football field still clearly visible on the outfield :facepalm: So much care for domestic cricket

[rkt.india]

This is a football ground. The marking for the football field still clearly visible on the outfield :facepalm: So much care for domestic cricket

ODIs played on this ground I guess?

[NareshK]

hes a good List A player.should be in contention ahead of guys like Rahane' date='Rohit[/quote'] Looks like a decent batsman with good technique and temperament but these tracks in List A are so slow, low and flat that there is no bounce or pace for seamers or lateral movement even with the new ball or for spinners in middle overs. Its easy to score runs on these wickets. How has he done in his overseas A tours ?

[FischerTal]

Looks like a decent batsman with good technique and temperament but these tracks in List A are so slow, low and flat that there is no bounce or pace for seamers or lateral movement even with the new ball or for spinners in middle overs. Its easy to score runs on these wickets. How has he done in his overseas A tours ?

not doubting jaggi's ability, but we have shown to the world that we are content in being FTBs. I wouldnt be surprised if a young guy like Junaid Khan, who looks sh** against South Africa will be able to consider himself a hero against our new age batsmen who dont know how to play on sporting tracks. :wall:

[JaFanatic]

not doubting jaggi's ability' date=' but we have shown to the world that we are content in being FTBs. I wouldnt be surprised if a young guy like Junaid Khan, who looks sh** against South Africa will be able to consider himself a hero against our new age batsmen who dont know how to play on sporting tracks. :wall:[/quote'] thats what happen when you pick players for odis based on fc performance

[NareshK]

not doubting jaggi's ability' date=' but we have shown to the world that we are content in being FTBs. I wouldnt be surprised if a young guy like Junaid Khan, who looks sh** against South Africa will be able to consider himself a hero against our new age batsmen who dont know how to play on sporting tracks. :wall:[/quote'] BCCI is also happy not to change this because people are content as long as we are winning at home on these wickets. Recently in overseas conditions, we lost all ODIs in England, performed poorly against Australia in CB series, couldnt manage to reach Super six in 2009 and 2010 World T20 - all conditions which have pace and bounce and yet we still play on these slow, low tracks in our domestic cricket. With the way BCCI is going on about things, you cant expect more than first round exits in Champions trophy and World Cup.

[FischerTal]

BCCI is also happy not to change this because people are content as long as we are winning at home on these wickets. Recently in overseas conditions, we lost all ODIs in England, performed poorly against Australia in CB series, couldnt manage to reach Super six in 2009 and 2010 World T20 - all conditions which have pace and bounce and yet we still play on these slow, low tracks in our domestic cricket. With the way BCCI is going on about things, you cant expect more than first round exits in Champions trophy and World Cup.

and even more incredible is that Cheteshwar Pujara, who has a List A average of 56.97 is left out in all ODIs against Pakistan. Not only are you making horrible pitches, you are leaving out your best players. theater of the absurd :((

[Lord]

Looks like a decent batsman with good technique and temperament but these tracks in List A are so slow, low and flat that there is no bounce or pace for seamers or lateral movement even with the new ball or for spinners in middle overs. Its easy to score runs on these wickets. How has he done in his overseas A tours ?

dont know what hes done overseas,just saying List A performers should be given a chance ahead of FC performers in ODIs