GoldenSun Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 Tests is where I'm worried about. Even when he scores a century, he gets almost soon after. He needs to score big and make daddy hundreds.
Sajid_Rana Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 He's poor against moving ball which is why Kohli has been ordinary in real format of the game. Even in ODIs when the ball moves around he seems to struggle as proven by Junaid not too long ago.
vvvslaxman Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 He's poor against moving ball which is why Kohli has been ordinary in real format of the game. Even in ODIs when the ball moves around he seems to struggle as proven by Junaid not too long ago. What bakwaas you are talking about. Indian conditions don't change just because format changes. Actually his 79 at perth came in moving conditions. It is customary that some batsmen get out to ordinary bowlers much like Inzamam got out 6 times to Tendulkar :cantstop:
bsriharsha Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 He's poor against moving ball which is why Kohli has been ordinary in real format of the game. Even in ODIs when the ball moves around he seems to struggle as proven by Junaid not too long ago. There is something called loss of form. He's not performed in that one series. Big Deal.....wait do the pak fans still look back upon that one series as a shining example of the talunt there \m/
Sajid_Rana Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 What bakwaas you are talking about. Indian conditions don't change just because format changes. Actually his 79 at perth came in moving conditions. It is customary that some batsmen get out to ordinary bowlers much like Inzamam got out 6 times to Tendulkar :cantstop: You are right. Indian pitches don't change but quality of bowling do change with opponents as we saw when Pakistan and Aus/WI toured India. Perth is known for its pace n bounce not for swing. Inzi got out to Tendulkar 6 times in his whole career vs Kohli falling to Junaid swing 3 times in 3 consecutive matches. You are comparing apples with oranges here.
vvvslaxman Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 You are right. Indian pitches don't change but quality of bowling do change with opponents as we saw when Pakistan and Aus/WI toured India. Perth is known for its pace n bounce not for swing. Inzi got out to Tendulkar 6 times in his whole career vs Kohli falling to Junaid swing 3 times in 3 consecutive matches. You are comparing apples with oranges here. But it is not like Tendulkar bowled so many balls to Inzmam lol In the perth match ball was swinging around just because you didn't see that doesn't mean it didn't happen. Third if Junaid was that good he should have trouble everyone in the line up. Dhoni is a even poorer against swing. He smakced the living crap out of Junaid. This is what you guys were going on about Wahab Riaz after he dismissed Kohli in world cup. We all know what happened in the next encounter. It was an epic fluke series for Junaid.
Vilander Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 If so' date=' where does he struggles?[/quote']
Vilander Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 You are right. Indian pitches don't change but quality of bowling do change with opponents as we saw when Pakistan and Aus/WI toured India. Perth is known for its pace n bounce not for swing. Inzi got out to Tendulkar 6 times in his whole career vs Kohli falling to Junaid swing 3 times in 3 consecutive matches. You are comparing apples with oranges here. this is a popular statement amoung pakis who think this makes them sound intelligent...but no we still can tell you are bloody dumb. :two_thumbs_up:
GoldenSun Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 I think he not play well at bouncer ball' date=' I means pull short.[/quote']
express bowling Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 You are right. Indian pitches don't change but quality of bowling do change with opponents as we saw when Pakistan and Aus/WI toured India. Perth is known for its pace n bounce not for swing. Inzi got out to Tendulkar 6 times in his whole career vs Kohli falling to Junaid swing 3 times in 3 consecutive matches. You are comparing apples with oranges here. You are right. Kohli has difficulty playing genuine chuckers. That is his one real weakness. :cantstop:
putrevus Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 You are right. Indian pitches don't change but quality of bowling do change with opponents as we saw when Pakistan and Aus/WI toured India. Perth is known for its pace n bounce not for swing. Inzi got out to Tendulkar 6 times in his whole career vs Kohli falling to Junaid swing 3 times in 3 consecutive matches. You are comparing apples with oranges here. so you guys are still hung up of those three frcking matches, yes Trundler Junaid got better of Great Kohli three times but that might be highlight of trundler Junaid's career the way Kohli is going and trundler is going in and out of the team. Kohli would have smashed and showed junaid his place in CT but your frcking batting could not even make 170 so he had to remain not out. In CT BK showed what swing bowling is all about to your ATG trundler , dont worry next if your trundler is still in the team he will be smashed and shown his place.
bsriharsha Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 I think some people feel that loss of form only affects pakistan team... if pak wins , they are talunted and in form if pak loses , they are talunted but not in form.
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