Texan Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 if dhobi is the best test wicketkeeper we have' date=' thats not a good thing :poink:[/quote'] Who is better?
The Outsider Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 So, Dhoni didn't give a feck when the team was getting b!tch slapped during the 0-8, but started scoring runs after Amarnath made his comments? Is that the point of this thread?
FischerTal Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 Because you were stating the obvious.. Most of the guys will have lesser averages abroad compared to home.. how can you write them off before they have even been tried? Dhawan (O test matches abroad), Mooli (7) Pujara (2) Kohli (7) and Jadeja (0)
FischerTal Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 Who is better? you are assuming that dhobi is the best test wicketkeeper. as far as keeping skills go, saha is better.
vvvslaxman Posted May 28, 2013 Author Posted May 28, 2013 how can you write them off before they have even been tried? Dhawan (O test matches abroad)' date=' Mooli (7) Pujara (2) Kohli (7) and Jadeja (0)[/quote'] Not writing off.. but i'll revisit this therad after Kohli or Pujara plays 10 tests abroad.. let us see whether they average more at home or more abroad.
FischerTal Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 Not writing off.. but i'll revisit this therad after Kohli or Pujara plays 10 tests abroad.. let us see whether they average more at home or more abroad. :drinks:
vvvslaxman Posted May 28, 2013 Author Posted May 28, 2013 So' date= Dhoni didn't give a feck when the team was getting b!tch slapped during the 0-8, but started scoring runs after Amarnath made his comments? Is that the point of this thread? I don't think anyone other than Dravid gave a feck.. :cantstop:
tothepoint Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 you are assuming that dhobi is the best test wicketkeeper. as far as keeping skills go' date=' saha is better.[/quote'] Hai na?..guess you forgot to add that Pujara has got better captaincy "skills" than Dhoni :giggle:
Texan Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 you are assuming that dhobi is the best test wicketkeeper. as far as keeping skills go' date=' saha is better.[/quote'] I said best wicket-keeper batsman. In today's age, keeper cannot just be a pure keeper. He must be a batsman as well. And I don't really think Saha is better than Dhoni in keeping either. In the past people thought Karthik was the better keeper, but we have already seen how many blunders he created while keeping when Dhoni wasn't playing.
FischerTal Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 Hai na?..guess you forgot to add that Pujara has got better captaincy "skills" than Dhoni :giggle: he captained India A in West Indies/England and came up with better results than Dhobi at international level. not only that, he actually scored runs :giggle:
FischerTal Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 I said best wicket-keeper batsman. In today's age' date=' keeper cannot just be a pure keeper. He must be a batsman as well. And I don't really think Saha is better than Dhoni in keeping either. In the past people thought Karthik was the better keeper, but we have already seen how many blunders he created while keeping when Dhoni wasn't playing.[/quote'] he would do much better if he relinquished wicketkeeping to saha and moved upto #6 in batting. Burden would be less on him. However, asking dhobi to move up the order is an art in itself. :giggle: btw saha is way better than dhobi. watch the test match in australia where he got chance to keep and he also contributed to the score as well
vvvslaxman Posted May 28, 2013 Author Posted May 28, 2013 Apart from Prior nobody has done better than Dhoni outside home turf since he made his debut. Every keeper has failed at some place or the other. McCullum, Kamran, Ramdin.. Even ABDV averages merely 41 as a keeper outside his country. A future ATG. Keeping and batting consistently well had been achieved only by very few people in history. GIlly stood out. Prior is on his way. Prior was a horrible wicket keeper for many years before becoming a decent one. Far worse than Dhoni. His batting saved his ass.
vvvslaxman Posted May 28, 2013 Author Posted May 28, 2013 I said best wicket-keeper batsman. In today's age' date=' keeper cannot just be a pure keeper. He must be a batsman as well. And I don't really think Saha is better than Dhoni in keeping either. In the past people thought Karthik was the better keeper, but we have already seen how many blunders he created while keeping when Dhoni wasn't playing.[/quote'] Saha is a poor man's mushfiqur Rahim.. It is utter nonsense to compare him with Dhoni. He is a good keeper? Dhoni is not perfect. Saha is far far from perfect.. He is slightly better than DK that's it.
FischerTal Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 Saha is a poor man's mushfiqur Rahim.. It is utter nonsense to compare him with Dhoni. lol, he is a better keep than dhobi anyday.
The Outsider Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 I don't think anyone other than Dravid gave a feck.. :cantstop: Maybe because Amarnath had spoken to Dravid in private earlier? Maybe the magic formula for winning the series in South Africa is to have Amarnath criticize one player after another over the next couple of months? :dontknow: Or maybe, more likely, too much of IPL has frozen your brain cells to come up with such a ridiculous thread warped between correlation and causality.
asterix Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 So Dhobi needs his anus lobotomised by Amatnath, regularly.... Shrewd Jimmy did at the right time... After the Abroad matches to take the credit from VVS...
vvvslaxman Posted May 28, 2013 Author Posted May 28, 2013 Maybe because Amarnath had spoken to Dravid in private earlier? Maybe the magic formula for winning the series in South Africa is to have Amarnath criticize one player after another over the next couple of months? :dontknow: Or maybe, more likely, too much of IPL has frozen your brain cells to come up with such a ridiculous thread warped between correlation and causality. Stop living in the past Outy. Dhoni was not doing well at home as well. He looke determined alongwith Kohli in the third test. YOu bagged him when he led a side 0-8 whopping.. But did you make an attempt appreciate him when he made an attempt to save the Test against England. That is what i am doing now.
Texan Posted May 28, 2013 Posted May 28, 2013 btw saha is way better than dhobi. watch the test match in australia where he got chance to keep and he also contributed to the score as well He got 35 & 3. How is that a good contribution? :idunno: And he also dropped a tough catch in the second innings. Besides, keeping in one match is not sufficient to say that he qualifies as a better keeper. Let him keep in a match in India standing up to the spinners. Dhoni takes a lot of flak for his keeping, but standing up to spinners in India, he has done an excellent job. However, this is besides the topic of this thread. When it comes to captaincy, yes, after 0-8, there should have been a change in captaincy. But, unfortunately, there is no able successor. Gambhir and Sehwag, both of who were considered successors lost their form and subsequently their place in the team. All others are fairly new to the team.
vvvslaxman Posted May 28, 2013 Author Posted May 28, 2013 lol' date=' he is a better keep than dhobi anyday.[/quote'] Ya right... :cantstop:
vvvslaxman Posted May 28, 2013 Author Posted May 28, 2013 He got 35 & 3. How is that a good contribution? :idunno: And he also dropped a tough catch in the second innings. Besides, keeping in one match is not sufficient to say that he qualifies as a better keeper. Let him keep in a match in India standing up to the spinners. Dhoni takes a lot of flak for his keeping, but standing up to spinners in India, he has done an excellent job. However, this is besides the topic of this thread. When it comes to captaincy, yes, after 0-8, there should have been a change in captaincy. But, unfortunately, there is no able successor. Gambhir and Sehwag, both of who were considered successors lost their form and subsequently their place in the team. All others are fairly new to the team. He says "i am settling for mediocrity" lol The 27-year-old, who was dropped by Wriddhiman Saha on 88 off Yuvraj Singh, played the perfect stonewalling role and scored an unbeaten 112 (256 balls, 13x4) to guide England to 286 for 4 at close of play on Day 2 of the three-day game against India A, at the CCI on Wednesday. Saha was also guilty of dropping Samit Patel on 29 off Parvinder Awana Mr. great keeper
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