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Dhawan is a flat track bully : Cullinan.


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cullinan another sore african loser. Earlier he targeted kohli by saying that he does not have a good technique and kohli made him look like a fool. Now he is targeting dhawan as he has failed on this short tour. Now its upto dhawan to make him look like a fool again

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cullinan another sore african loser. Earlier he targeted kohli by saying that he does not have a good technique and kohli made him look like a fool. Now he is targeting dhawan as he has failed on this short tour. Now its upto dhawan to make him look like a fool again
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Cullinan it looks like does poor analysis or just is a propaganda guy for SA, I agree first he was on n on about Virat now Dhawan , Dhawan has the game to play anywhere and the temperament too, he can play good strokes square of the wicket of the back foot too, he looked comfortable in last two innings and except for the first innings in the Wanderers test where he fell for the short one as planned by SA HE LOOKED GOOD. INFACT HE HAS DONE BETTER AND LOOKED BETTER THEN THEIR PLAYERS SMITH AND AMLA UNTIL NOW SO ARE THEY BAD PLAYERS LOL, ALSO IF TALKING ABOUT TECHNIQUE THEN SMITH SHOULD NOT EVEN PLAY CRICKET COMPARATIVELY LOL, HIS ARGUMENT AND LOGIC IS WEAK, WHY COULDNT HE ADAPT HIS GAME ALL CAREER AGAINST SPINNERS HE WAS THE WORST BATSMEN I HAVE SEEN AGAINST SPINNERS LOL

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Stuck in SC mode. Too early to really say anything but does play like it atm, he doesn't seem to have the patience like Pujara and Kohli to wait it out either.

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Are Amla' date=' Kallis, Duminy also flat track bullies as they failed a few times in this series ?[/quote'] I haven't much followed Amla's career, does he have a century on tough green track where team's score isn't more than 250?
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Guys like Dhawan are flashy, he will fail some and when he gets going India will be taken to a dominant position. With better shot selection he can have best of the two worlds and try to be like Sehwag. They were calling Sehwag with similar labels early, but Sehwag did silence his critics for several years until his reflexes slowed down.

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Don't like his opinion, lets abuse him! Typical.
Opinion is fine. But pretty obvious this guys has some agenda against india or being used as some tool in proxy war against india in some bizzare mental disentegartion ploy
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Dhawan is a hack just like Sehwag was ... Will do well on few occasions but will fail more often than not ... Will do enough to be in the side though. I have said it before too during the West Indies series but in no way I believe that Dhawan is a flat track bully ... He has the technique and the game to succeed but I don't believe he has the temperament to perform in testing conditions.

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Cullinan looks very good on match point, he is very analytical and gives a honest opinion, it might not be right one but i dont think there is any malice attached to it ala vaughan or other trolls like late tony greig. Dhawan is no way a finished article.

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Dhawan's bouncer problem http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/802875.html

Dhawan is predominantly a front-foot player, so much so that his back leg is rarely behind the popping crease, even when he's playing shots like the cut or punch off the back foot. The lack of a back-and-across movement of the back leg almost ensures that he's never in the right position to pull or hook fast bowlers. To add to it, his leading arm doesn't open up at all while playing the hook or pull, which means that the ball is far too close to his body at the point of impact. 199103.jpg In the commentary box, this point - that Dhawan cramps himself for space - comes up off and on. David Warner, Ricky Ponting and other good pullers and hookers extend their top arm completely to ensure that the bat is always on top of the bounce, and that they have reasonable control over the shot. It's not that they won't get out to short balls but it's a given that the bowler will think twice before bowling a bouncer to these men. That's not the case with Dhawan. For a brief period during the Test series in New Zealand it looked like he had shelved the shot completely, which would have been the smart thing to do. Clearly he hasn't, which means plenty of bouncers will come his way in Australia.

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