GautiMaan Posted March 8, 2013 Posted March 8, 2013 Oh! Well I thought you were assuming that he too had a bad series in SA. Dude check my username again:cantstop:
SLICKR392 Posted March 8, 2013 Posted March 8, 2013 Dude check my username again:cantstop: I did and figured it out, din't wanna edit my post. A big Gambo fan myself. :agree:
GautiMaan Posted March 8, 2013 Posted March 8, 2013 I did and figured it out, din't wanna edit my post. A big Gambo fan myself. :agree: :nice: Dont say that to vibhash though he will try to change ur mind with some irrelevant stats about gauti
Needforspeed Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 I think Laxman after retirement is trying to troll Dhoni. First he backs Darty and now Sehwag. I dont think Laxman's comments should be taken seriously.
Texan Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 Laxman, like all former cricketers who want to maintain their friendships is just trying to lend support and probably trying to bring down Dhoni.
NareshK Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 I think Laxman after retirement is trying to troll Dhoni. First he backs Darty and now Sehwag. I dont think Laxman's comments should be taken seriously. I think Sehwag in form could be helpful in SA conditions because he is a batsman who could attack and dent the new ball and put some pressure on their bowlers. Rather than just playing defense at both ends and getting out eventually, its better to have an opener who could score runs and make bowlers lose their rhythm and line and length. But Sehwag in current form wont do much there.
GoldenSun Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 South Africa needs Sehwag in South Africa. :hatsoff: :hysterical:
adi B Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 South Africa needs Sehwag in South Africa. nah,they`ll still rip our batting line up
The Outsider Posted March 10, 2013 Posted March 10, 2013 Sehwag has underperformed. There is no point saying phalana was selected and dhimkaana was not. However from my own perspective I would back him to come back for 2-3 more years.
GoldenSun Posted March 10, 2013 Posted March 10, 2013 Sehwag has underperformed. There is no point saying phalana was selected and dhimkaana was not. However from my own perspective I would back him to come back for 2-3 more years. I honestly believe that if he stops clowning around and starts taking his career more seriously, then maybe he can have a renaissance and play atleast 3 more years.
Silva Posted March 10, 2013 Posted March 10, 2013 Sehwag was the 2nd highest run scorer in that test match in durban behind only laxman. Quickfire 20s and 30s could be very usefully when the par score is around 200.
Karan114 Posted March 10, 2013 Posted March 10, 2013 Sehwag was the 2nd highest run scorer in that test match in durban behind only laxman. Quickfire 20s and 30s could be very usefully when the par score is around 200. Dude averages 14 and 24 on his last two tours to South Africa but let's just pick the one game in which he did half decently :facepalm: Fact is Sehwag has been a miserable failure on every tour outside the subcontinent since an excellent series in Australia 5 years ago. Sure, any number of excuses can be made for him by his fans but he's a waste of space away from Asia. Of course, these days he can't even score consistently on Asian pitches but that's a different matter.
Silva Posted March 11, 2013 Posted March 11, 2013 Dude averages 14 and 24 on his last two tours to South Africa but let's just pick the one game in which he did half decently :facepalm: Fact is Sehwag has been a miserable failure on every tour outside the subcontinent since an excellent series in Australia 5 years ago. Sure, any number of excuses can be made for him by his fans but he's a waste of space away from Asia. Of course, these days he can't even score consistently on Asian pitches but that's a different matter. Never said any of that, just saying Sehwags Quick runs were important in that game because it put pressure back on the opposition. Middle order batsman often talk about how they gain confidence when opening batsman go after bowlers. Thats probably why laxman is defending him so much. I would have dropped him and gambhir and played Rahane and some other young opener for these last two test series to see what their capable of rather than going back to murali vijay, but thats just me.
Lord Posted March 12, 2013 Posted March 12, 2013 Never said any of that' date=' just saying Sehwags Quick runs were important in that game because it put pressure back on the opposition. Middle order batsman often talk about how they gain confidence when opening batsman go after bowlers. Thats probably why laxman is defending him so much. I would have dropped him and gambhir and played Rahane and some other young opener for these last two test series to see what their capable of rather than going back to murali vijay, but thats just me.[/quote'] I'd rather have Irfan Pathan for that quickfire cameo role then.specialist batsman need to bat big.both have equal probability of coming off anyway
NareshK Posted March 12, 2013 Posted March 12, 2013 I'd rather have Irfan Pathan for that quickfire cameo role then.specialist batsman need to bat big.both have equal probability of coming off anyway Sehwag is not like a pinch hitter. There is clearly a method to his madness. When he was at his best, he had superb hand eye co-ordination which helped him score runs at high strike rate when other batsmen were struggling to put bat on ball. His average of 50 in tests speaks for itself.
Lord Posted March 12, 2013 Posted March 12, 2013 Sehwag is not like a pinch hitter. There is clearly a method to his madness. When he was at his best' date=' he had superb hand eye co-ordination which helped him score runs at high strike rate when other batsmen were struggling to put bat on ball. His average of 50 in tests speaks for itself.[/quote'] I'm talking of present Sehwag,as I presume is OP n Laxman
I6MTW Posted March 12, 2013 Posted March 12, 2013 More like Sehwag needs India to be ripped apart in SA so he can claim India's mistake.
Silva Posted March 12, 2013 Posted March 12, 2013 Its also has to be said that their isn't much depth at the opening spot. Murali vijay, gautam Gambhir, rahane (plays at number 3 in domestic cricket) shikar dhawan (averages 45 in domestic cricket I don't think he's done much last ranji season either.) Dhawan and Rahane could be successful though but they should have been tested earlier, not two test matches into a series right before a big test series in south africa. Even Pujara took 3 test matches to get going. Kohli took a while as well and still hasn't fully adapted. Now theirs huge pressure on them to make their mark and if they don't sehwag or gambhir can come back in again.
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