Cricketics Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 Whatever he does whether he score runs or not KT, you can take away from Dhawan that he scored big whe nit mattere.d His tournament in England where he won the man of the series was an icing on cake. He put on a fantastic performance was the main reason why we won that tournament. You are right about that this will be a testing period for him, but just want to highlight that regardless of his performance, he is a good player and has proved it already.
adi B Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 Generally, genuine quick bowlers and seam & swing bowlers complement each other and increase each other's efficacy. Having just a one dimensional pace attack , whether entirely pace dependant or entirely skill dependant is not really coveted, isn't it ? Johnson and McCay complemented each other whereas our attack had the skill of Bhuvi but the genuine pace of someone like Umesh was lacking. Totally agreed.
FischerTal Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 Bhuvi is a bit low on pace right now. He rarely hit 130 in Pune. Usuall he can crank it up to 137
Austin 3:!6 Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 I do know Dhoni even sent Ashwin to face Johnson cause he wanted to avoid him in an IPL game. Not trolling anybody or trying to mock CSK fans, but I lost a lot of respect for Dhoni on that day. Still rate MSD as a player, but the halo has slipped. People like Sachin for eg never shy away from the situation. Sachin always opened. According to Sohaib Akthar's autobiography, Sachin walked in that 2006 Karachi test even though he didnt nick the ball. He was not comfortable against pace it seems and Afridi saw Sachin's leg shaking :hysterical:
Austin 3:!6 Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 Just 1 match. We need to give openers more time as they performed brilliantly for us in last few months. Dhawan should use his feet against Johnson :agree:
Sandeep99 Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 I'm pretty confident that Dhawan has the right technique to defend the good balls and respect them. Raina, Yuvraj, Dhoni are proven failures (Rain's innings was horrible to say the least!). Kohli, well, we all know he can't handle good bowlers. Rohit is the only batsman who can take on good bowlers and come out triumph, but he has serious temperamental issues
Lord Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 Only Raina struggles a bit against the short ball and even has improved a lot recently. Other batsmen in the lineup are good against bouncers. Just fyi, when a bowler bowls at 150 kph and pitches short and gets bounce, no batsman in the world will find it comfortable. I won't really judge Dhawan.anybody would find it tough with pace,bounce and accuracy.Specially in an ODI where you have to score
Number Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 I'm pretty confident that Dhawan has the right technique to defend the good balls and respect them. Raina' date=' Yuvraj, Dhoni are proven failures (Rain's innings was horrible to say the least!). [b']Kohli, well, we all know he can't handle good bowlers. Rohit is the only batsman who can take on good bowlers and come out triumph, but he has serious temperamental issues You serious ?
Sandeep99 Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 BCCI should buy some 150 kph machines instead of making Ishant Sharma bowl at our batsmen. Maybe they get overconfident going into the match
Sandeep99 Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 You serious ? He can survive at best, but certainly can't dominate them
Austin 3:!6 Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 I'm pretty confident that Dhawan has the right technique to defend the good balls and respect them. Raina' date=' Yuvraj, Dhoni are proven failures (Rain's innings was horrible to say the least!). Kohli, well, we all know he can't handle good bowlers. Rohit is the only batsman who can take on good bowlers and come out triumph, but he has serious temperamental issues[/quote'] Sunrisers Hyderabad spokeperson :hehe:
Lord Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 He can survive at best' date=' but certainly can't dominate them[/quote'] so Malinga,Anderson,Siddle,Broad,Roach etc arent good bowlers and Rohit should first learn to handle poor bowlers,just one two shots isnt dominating
Sandeep99 Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 so Malinga,Anderson,Siddle,Broad,Roach etc arent good bowlers and Rohit should first learn to handle poor bowlers,just one two shots isnt dominating Rohit has great temperamental issues (and quite a loose technique to my liking), no denying that... South African tour (if it happens ) will be the test for Kohli and we'll see how he handles Philly and Dale
adi B Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 Kohli and dhoni are by far the most sensible and the best batsmen in the team..raina,nohit,jadeja should take a note how they form their innings..
Sandeep99 Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 Kohli and dhoni are by far the most sensible and the best batsmen in the team..raina' date='nohit,jadeja should take a note how they form their innings..[/quote'] I agree Kohli has the best innings building talent... Ro'nut' can learn a thing or two
Jersey #10 Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 In his prime yes' date=' but the last two years, he was pretty bad atleast for his standards.[/quote'] Bro, if you take out the last 2 years. That's 22 years of prime you're talking about.:cantstop: Let's just agree that Sachin can play any bowler in the world on any pitch. :winky:
FischerTal Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 Bro' date=' if you take out the last 2 years. That's 22 years of prime you're talking about.:cantstop: Let's just agree that Sachin can play any bowler in the world on any pitch. :winky:[/quote'] Whatever makes you sleep at night :nice:
express bowling Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 Nobody in the world is comfortable against a bowler bowling 150 k + with decent accuracy.
putrevus Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 Whatever he does whether he score runs or not KT, you can take away from Dhawan that he scored big whe nit mattere.d His tournament in England where he won the man of the series was an icing on cake. He put on a fantastic performance was the main reason why we won that tournament. You are right about that this will be a testing period for him, but just want to highlight that regardless of his performance, he is a good player and has proved it already. Dhawan has not proved anything yet, he had great start now other teams must have done their homework on him now, we need to see how he responds then only he would become main stay.
G_B_ Posted October 14, 2013 Posted October 14, 2013 ^ to be fair to Shikar. He actually had a poor start to his ODI career in the Windies. Got dropped. Worked on his game for 2 years or so and came back with a bang. So he has probably analysed where he failed and worked on it. No doubt his average is slipping from the 50s to now the low 40s since the champions trophy. But i think he will stabilise in the mid 30s with a good strike rate.
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