rkt.india Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 They even said if get beaten getting in line...it's ok ..robot was not getting in line he was staying on leg side and pushing his hands and I can promise you if he plays in top order he will do exact same thing and make swing look much bigger getting in line means play the original line, not follow the ball if you are beaten, it us ok and this is whar Kohli said and when ball is outside off stump, you don't need to play it. Anyway, ball did not swing as much as that ODI here. And I am not spinning anything, you are just not understanding few things that is every batsman different and all play differently, and success depends on several things.
Spiderguy252 Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 Steyn definitely looked more threatening the last time we toured, and all the times he's come over to India. Maybe this game was just the law of averages.
rkt.india Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 Steyn definitely looked more threatening the last time we toured, and all the times he's come over to India. Maybe this game was just the law of averages. people are taking the credit away from Indian batsmen. If anyone watched first days' game, they wouldn't say such things. Steyn was as menacing.
Old guy Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 getting in line means play the original line' date=' not follow the ball if you are beaten, it us ok and this is whar Kohli said and when ball is outside off stump, you don't need to play it. Anyway, ball did not swing as much as that ODI here. And I am not spinning anything, you are just not understanding few things that is every batsman different and all play differently, and success depends on several things.[/quote'] Getting in line means getting behind the ball your body so that bat is not away from body Anyone who has played even little but if cricket will tell this .. This way even if it swings ur bat is close and you can adjust while rohit plays the same ball with front foot stuck at middle stump And he is never behind ball Lol imam not even going to discuss now coz you people will spin off anything and I told I these guys in test will do better than rohitnspe I ally Kohli cos his basics are better Btw this is how you leave the ball..not tho rohit way in first odi :hysterical:
Zanjeer Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 No, leave it, rkt. Porbandar is as quick as shami Ahmed according to a poster...❕❕❕:hysterical:
rkt.india Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 I don't know how to leave the ball by getting in line and why would someone to try to get in line when ball is outside off and swinging away when you can leave it without getting in line.
Old guy Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 @ rkt come on..i am not asking to pad the ball i am saying is you take your front foot towards the ball and then decide to leave or attack the ball i have micheal hussey in min while typing this and to me he was the best leaver of ball who would first come forward and leave the ball on length and if its little wide cover drive it for 4 kohli played so many drives too and most of them connected the middle of bat even if there was swing and thats because he was forward and rohit was not..rohit even fished at ball out side off stump and played and missed so many times covering swing does not means playing the ball its very basic thing and on cric info there was video saying indian batsmen used feet better than south african batsmen also rohit got out in first inning with same flaw he went for wide ball without moving much and edged it..he should come good in future but he needs to do whath e was doing in first inning until he played that dumb shot go forward and play the ball (i even posed in some other thread saying he did much much better in this test than that odi ) until that bad shot..
panther Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 An inswinger/ wobbly seam ball would not allow These guys to leave so comfortably.
ThePhenomenal1 Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 felt we handled him superbly. He is dangerous and can destroy a lineup on his own. Lets hope we do the same in durban. When he's down, it brings the SA side down because he is their gun.
rkt.india Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 Rohit got out because he played a poor shot which was not necessary. Pujara, Kohli did not do that.
rkt.india Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 @ rkt come on..i am not asking to pad the ball i am saying is you take your front foot towards the ball and then decide to leave or attack the ball i have micheal hussey in min while typing this and to me he was the best leaver of ball who would first come forward and leave the ball on length and if its little wide cover drive it for 4 kohli played so many drives too and most of them connected the middle of bat even if there was swing and thats because he was forward and rohit was not..rohit even fished at ball out side off stump and played and missed so many times covering swing does not means playing the ball its very basic thing and on cric info there was video saying indian batsmen used feet better than south african batsmen also rohit got out in first inning with same flaw he went for wide ball without moving much and edged it..he should come good in future but he needs to do whath e was doing in first inning until he played that dumb shot go forward and play the ball (i even posed in some other thread saying he did much much better in this test than that odi ) until that bad shot.. Kohli only played drives when ball was overpitched. He did not play on the rise. Rohit was trying to play on the rise, on a ball which was not there to play that shot.
Old guy Posted December 23, 2013 Posted December 23, 2013 Kohli only played drives when ball was overpitched. He did not play on the rise. Rohit was trying to play on the rise' date=' on a ball which was not there to play that shot.[/quote'] Kohli will always go forward and punish full balls while rohit at start plays from crease and let's the ball swing much more and tbh he never really connected against steyn:cantstop: Even vijay played so well and straight and that is one guy we agreed that will do well I think only you and I defended him:cantstop: One thing though don't take what I am saying about rohit as criticism ..he is still very new and first away tours can be horror for new batsmen and I am sure he will get better and better but this is one obvious weakness which I see but tbh none of batsmen in ranji are any better ..just a little problem and even lax an did not score many runs against swing the last South Africa tour was rare ..otherwise he always did well where there was pace but not much swing
gaurav92 Posted December 27, 2013 Posted December 27, 2013 WOW Steyn WOW ! :hatsoff: to this guy. He had a horrendous test just a ew days back. Looked toothless on the first day, but as soon as you think "Well hes been done in by some younstas", he comes up with a spell like this. What a lethal spell of fast bowling. And Indian batsman have gone nuts, no clue how to handle his pace and movement. What a turnaround.
thecricketer Posted December 27, 2013 Posted December 27, 2013 Don't worry, another 100 runs and we have a match on our hands!
gaurav92 Posted December 27, 2013 Posted December 27, 2013 Don't worry' date=' another 100 runs and we have a match on our hands![/quote'] If Styen continues the way he is bowling, we will do well to go past 250. He is steaming in... :nervous: And match in our hands ? :cantstop: On the same pitch, we will see SAF pile up 400+ runs. Just wait and watch our trundlers struggle to pick wickets.
SLICKR392 Posted December 27, 2013 Posted December 27, 2013 I am glad we had that stand between Pujara and Vijay. If not for that... :afraid: 200+ now.
gaurav92 Posted December 27, 2013 Posted December 27, 2013 I am glad we had that stand between Pujara and Vijay. If not for that... :afraid: 200+ now. Yeah
kaptaan Posted December 27, 2013 Posted December 27, 2013 we missed out good chance yday...pujara and vijay wd have added 100+ to the scoreboard in the last session :nervous:
Number Posted December 27, 2013 Posted December 27, 2013 Greatest ever. To come back from 65 overs without wicket like that is out of this planet.
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