rkt.india Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 he was batting on most dangerous track in world against best attack this odi was nothing like this not even close No. This track was far difficult, had more pace and bounce than that track that was Capetown which only has seam and swing. They just batted poorly.
CG Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 right,,like i said please watch some cricket cos this is bull **** sorry i dont want to be rude opinions are one thing but clarke not going forward and playing from crease is pure BS he is one of the most nimble guys on feet and always plays of front foot heck he even pulls some times of front foot! Everybody gets forward,Even rohit was on front foot but he was upright not big & leaning forward strides like dravid and ponting while defending.Clarke is more in rohit style than ponting or dravid style with his halfcock movement rather than huge front foot movement like ponting
rkt.india Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 you gave example of drive not me all i said was to get forward and cover swing when ball is straight this is what you said Batsman needs to cover off stump, not swing, all batsmen do that. Why you will be forced to play ball going outside off when your intent is to survive.
SLICKR392 Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 when steyn bowls in the corridor of uncertainty and swings it at pace' date=' its almost impossible to score of him. Rohit did really well to leave them without edging it. The fours hit of steyn by virat were half volleys.[/quote'] What rubbish. The cover drive was no half voller neither was the one that he flicked straight down the ground. Rohit wasn't good enough to nick those balls. Wasn't the same said about Windies openers when they were missing few against Shami and BK? 7 out of 10 balls went past his bat and even Steyn was frustrated about him not making any contact. Not edging a ball is no skill to be proud of.
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 Batsman needs to cover off stump' date=' not swing, all batsmen do that. Why you will be forced to play ball going outside off when your intent is to survive.[/quote'] dude this is rubbish.. you need to go forward to reduce distance ball travels even while leaving just look at how steve smith survived lbw of anderson with review thats how you leave the ball
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 No. This track was far difficult' date=' had more pace and bounce than that track that was Capetown which only has seam and swing. They just batted poorly.[/quote'] match was at newlands are u saying that 50 all out match was easier than this match ?
Zanjeer Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 What rubbish. The cover drive was no half voller neither was the one that he flicked straight down the ground. Rohit wasn't good enough to nick those balls. Wasn't the same said about Windies openers when they were missing few against Shami and BK? 7 out of 10 balls went past his bat and even Steyn was frustrated about him not making any contact. Not edging a ball is no skill to be proud of. what crap.! It may not be half volleys, but it was drivable length. Even rohit could have played that. Rohit was playing brand new ball and it was swinging a mile . Other batsmen would have struggled to middle it. There is a reason why steyn is considered to be one of the best bowler in the world. It may look ugly but rohit did very well to play steyn and not nick it to the keeper.
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 what crap.! It may not be half volleys, but it was drivable length. Even rohit could have played that. Rohit was playing brand new ball and it was swinging a mile . Other batsmen would have struggled to middle it. There is a reason why steyn is considered to be one of the best bowler in the world. It may look ugly but rohit did very well to play steyn and not nick it to the keeper. BS http://www.espncricinfo.com/south-africa-v-india-2013-14/engine/match/648651.html?view=hawkeye please see where it pitched
CG Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 BS http://www.espncricinfo.com/south-africa-v-india-2013-14/engine/match/648651.html?view=hawkeye please see where it pitched According to cricinfo hawkeye Rohit sharma faced all balls from steyn in the 6-8 M length except for one ,The drive of kohli was between 4-6 m
Zanjeer Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 BS http://www.espncricinfo.com/south-africa-v-india-2013-14/engine/match/648651.html?view=hawkeye please see where it pitched what? This is 40th over..:giggle:
Zanjeer Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 According to cricinfo hawkeye Rohit sharma faced all balls from steyn in the 6-8 M length except for one ,The drive of kohli was between 4-6 m there we go. Thx...:two_thumbs_up:
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 According to cricinfo hawkeye Rohit sharma faced all balls from steyn in the 6-8 M length except for one ,The drive of kohli was between 4-6 m did he just play drive ? and ball bounced similarly if u see the map and from similar area 1-2 inches do not matter man you guys really dont see it do you ? that is differnec between kohli and rohit kohli will make similar balls look much fuller and make them look it did not swing cos he meets the ball on front foot whie standing outside crease and also keeps his head very low rohit just stands in crease and tries to either push the bat at all or leave it that is his only option. you know what i wil stop this never ending argument cos i have read everything here now from newlands test match being eaisier than this odi to clarke does not goes on front foot and plays from crease we have rest of series left so i will give them all few more chances but if rohit wants to survive for me its simple that he needs to get forward even if its hardest thing to do on bouncy tracks sachin used to say that in south africa he had to tell himself consciously to go forward while in india feet moves on its own..:winky:
CG Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 did he just play drive ? and ball bounced similarly if u see the map and from similar area 1-2 inches do not matter man you guys really dont see it do you ? that is differnec between kohli and rohit kohli will make similar balls look much fuller and make them look it did not swing cos he meets the ball on front foot whie standing outside crease and also keeps his head very low rohit just stands in crease and tries to either push the bat at all or leave it that is his only option. you know what i wil stop this never ending argument cos i have read everything here now from newlands test match being eaisier than this odi to clarke does not goes on front foot and plays from crease we have rest of series left so i will give them all few more chances but if rohit wants to survive for me its simple that he needs to get forward even if its hardest thing to do on bouncy tracks sachin used to say that in south africa he had to tell himself consciously to go forward while in india feet moves on its own..:winky: The fuller length does intice the drive .Yeah we will see if rohit technique works or not.
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 The fuller length does intice the drive .Yeah we will see if rohit technique works or not. fuller length is always harder i just noticed something which is very very disappointing not one ball steyn bowled to rohit was hitting stumps... all of them were wide at 5 th stump line swinging from outside off stump so essentially he should not have fished at even one ball you are better at hawkeye than me so find beehive placement ..
IKnowU Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 :giggle: Some one just wants Rohit to play like he's facing a bowling machine and get out. The hate is strong in this thread. He was doing the same thing in england for CT and fared pretty well. He is always cautious in the first 10 overs. I dont know what the problem is.
Number Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 :giggle: Some one just wants Rohit to play like he's facing a bowling machine and get out. The hate is strong in this thread. He was doing the same thing in england for CT and fared pretty well. He is always cautious in the first 10 overs. I dont know what the problem is. He is not playing like Sachin Ponting Clarke Amla KP rolled into one. :giggle:
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 Whole fanboy brigade is here Just need saurav 01 now to actually make it sound like he played innings which via Richards would have been proud of :hatsoff:
SLICKR392 Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 So now not agreeing to a certain opinion has turned into 'hate'. ICF logic
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 So now not agreeing to a certain opinion has turned into 'hate'. ICF logic keep in mind i said its okay (no big deal ) and that better batsmen have struggled here against htis particular bowler i just said he struggled and it was not good inning...bas :wall: and people here are hyping up technique when he mostly missed all the balls ! same way i said kohli sucked vs morkel same way i said bhuvan is no match to philander.. i am fecking hater here or maybe i am the only one not hyping my team like no tomorrow and expecting real results from very young side who has lots of room for improvement and is on first real away tour against number 1 side!
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