rajmarie Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 What about Ashwin ? 1/271 last five matches. He is the bigger passenger. Ashwin can't be touched since he is CSK highly paid bowler & deserves the chance to get his rhythm back just in time for ipl start. Same applies for rohit & rains for their ill teams. Ishant case is a lost case Sent from my LG-D800 using Tapatalk
great siri Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 plz specify that its only released outside india.i came to india to watch the movie only to find that its only released outside india.:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
great siri Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 i was explaining the game of cricket to an american during the 2nd odi and told him that currently rank 1 and rank 8 sides r playing a game.he surprisingly asked me nz being so small country is even number 1 in cricket apart from rugby and i almost fell off my chair lolzzzzzzz.
AnkurUpadhyay Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 Ashwin can't be touched since he is CSK highly paid bowler & deserves the chance to get his rhythm back just in time for ipl start. Same applies for rohit & rains for their ill teams. Ishant case is a lost case Sent from my LG-D800 using Tapatalk :yikes: Please, This team is not a training ground for your Tamasha League..
jonas10 Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 Gavaskar gave the kiss of death. I expect both Ashwin and Ishant dropped. Dhoni is out of excuses for them.
tweaker Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 Because of Kohli perfomance,this team is looking good.Remove him from the team and then this team will be very ordinary
bulbul Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 ^ That's what will happen when you make friendship with numbskulls :((
tweaker Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 This torture will continue till Srini is BCCI president
Switchblade Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 MS Dhoni said India will have to tweak a few things to get back to winning ways, on a day when they were dethroned as the number one ODI team after a 15-run loss to New Zealand, their second in as many matches. Speaking to reporters before the third one-dayer in Auckland, the skipper said that though the bowlers were doing better, the batsmen were wasting starts. The latter would have to take on more responsibility and there was still scope for all-round improvement. On change We will have to change a few things and see how we are going to play our cricket. That will be crucial. There have been a few things that have not gone our way but it is very important that if you get a chance, you win the game. On morale As far as the morale is concerned, it is a fantastic lively dressing room. What we always emphasise on is cricket is not something that should have a lot of effect on the dressing room atmosphere. We have been able to keep a good atmosphere, whether winning or losing. On converting starts We got off to a good start in terms of not losing wickets. Once we got off to a start, the openers should have carried on for a bit longer so that they could have scored a few more runs and taken a bit of pressure off from the middle order. We are not able to convert those starts into 50s or 75s or big partnerships. I feel it is very crucial that once you get off to a good start it is important you make a big partnership. On the bowlers There will always be pressure on the bowlers because you are always going to have a batting heavy side and the new ODI rule changes it has really affected us. But our death bowling has improved a lot. What you are seeing close to 300 runs, you may see it as slightly expensive, but if we do not bowl as well, it may go in excess of 340. We have seen improvement but there is still scope for improvement. On rain breaks Whenever it is a rain-obstructed game, if the number of overs gets reduced, the second team has a benefit if it becomes a 20-over game because you know your target and you have ten wickets. But anything from close to 10 or 15 overs getting deducted, then you have a bit of a disadvantage because you have to start off really well and carry on the momentum throughout those 35 overs. http://indianexpress.com/article/sports/cricket/openers-should-have-scored-more-runs-taken-off-pressure/
King Tendulkar Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 I am stunned people want Binny in team. Starting to think dhon aint that bad after all
King Tendulkar Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 just saw binny IPL video on youtube' date=' he is slower than i remember... lol[/quote'] Binny is not a trundler. He is slower then that He is dibbly dobbly bowler. His batting is pathetic . Just slogger, rubbish. Jajdeja is better with bat and we all know how jajdeja struggles He is just bits and pieces cricketer. All these bits and pieces add up to zero in international cricet If binny is picked(which he will be to boost his ipl contract). He will be one of worst picks in last 15 years, probably actually the worst.
vayuu1 Posted January 23, 2014 Posted January 23, 2014 I blame Mumbai Indians Duniya hilane Chale the ,pehle laora hillana to seekh lo. "Look at the time he has " - Gavaskar "He gets plenty of time to play his shots" - Harsha "He plays so late allowing the ball to come " - Shastri :facepalm: These cliched hypes Look how classy he looks when the ball hits his stumps. He gets plenty of time to kill the momentum of innings. He play so late allowing ball to knock his middle stump. sent from dil se
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