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What Kind of a captain would call his bowlers brainless in public/media?


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Funny he never criticised Ishant like this. And now probably he will bring him back after calling other bowlers brainless in public. The realist story will gain weight.:giggle:

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Kohli, Pujara or anyone else who becomes a captain is not going to change the mentality of the set of fans who specialize in being abusive. People who are abusing Dhoni today will find their new targets and continue to abuse them aided by new alibis. Case in point, go back to the threads from the Zim series . Kohli was called a chaploos, a yes man, insecure when he did not pick Pujara as opener and toeing the political line by ignoring Rasool. That was when the 2nd string squad under him was still winning.

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Kohli, Pujara or anyone else who becomes a captain is not going to change the mentality of the set of fans who specialize in being abusive. People who are abusing Dhoni today will find their new targets and continue to abuse them aided by new alibis. Case in point, go back to the threads from the Zim series . Kohli was called a chaploos, a yes man, insecure when he did not pick Pujara as opener and toeing the political line by ignoring Rasool. That was when the 2nd string squad under him was still winning.
It will be good for Kohli and Indian cricket if he does not become captain till 2015.
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It will be good for Kohli and Indian cricket if he does not become captain till 2015.
Whenever he or anyone else gets the captaincy, they too will get their share of abuses (not just criticism) from the usual suspects
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If the batsmen keep getting bowled out for 200-220 every other match he woud blame the batsman. Why does he have to blame them when in nearly all the matches batting ends up with 270+?
I meant the batsmen like Rohit who have failed and failed and failed and he did not have one word against him. And I see how you conveniently skirted the Ishant issue.
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Whenever he or anyone else gets the captaincy' date=' they too will get their share of abuses (not just criticism) from the usual suspects[/quote'] Of course if he commits blunders he will be criticized unlilke some people who fall hopelessly in love with their captain and are blind to all ills
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Whenever he or anyone else gets the captaincy' date=' they too will get their share of abuses (not just criticism) from the usual suspects[/quote'] Getting criticised/abused is part of the game. I don't think it's a big deal, as long as the abuses are not way OTT. A new young captain should ideally come in either when the team is in doldrums or when the team is doing really well. That way the expectations would be less and the captain would find more time to sort himself out. For eg. when Ganguly took over, expectations were zilch and everything that happened thereafter seemed like a big bonus. When Dhoni took over the T20 side, expectations were zilch again. When he took over the Test side, we were a rock solid team and already the World No.2, and he was fairly experienced as well. That is the way to bring in and groom a new captain.
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Kohli, Pujara or anyone else who becomes a captain is not going to change the mentality of the set of fans who specialize in being abusive. People who are abusing Dhoni today will find their new targets and continue to abuse them aided by new alibis. Case in point, go back to the threads from the Zim series . Kohli was called a chaploos, a yes man, insecure when he did not pick Pujara as opener and toeing the political line by ignoring Rasool. That was when the 2nd string squad under him was still winning.
First of all, there have been very valid reasons given by Dhoni critics on the failure of bowling. Some people have written really eloquent and very valid points. I can see you have completely ignored all those reasons and gone on generic ad-hoc attacks about abuses and hating and mentality which to me shows you do not have any counter point and are taking recluse in generic statements Secondly, this was even predicted by Dhoni critics before the series and each match that playing two spinners, taking of fast bowelrs after 10 overs, etc, will bite big time in the ass. Guess what, all those prediction came true so in the end the critics were proved right Thirdly most of the criticism has been made very well and is far from being abusive or targeting someone as you falsely claim
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They deserve every criticism coming their way. They conceded 300+ runs in each and every odi since the oz series. How can you justify that? I wonder why they keep getting selected. PATHETIC

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Of course if he commits blunders he will be criticized unlilke some people who fall hopelessly in love with their captain and are blind to all ills
Aah so being abusive to players is fine. Why dont you join in as well. Maybe lead a procession to Dhoni's house and throw a few stones as well if it helps?
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First of all, there have been very valid reasons given by Dhoni critics on the failure of bowling. Some people have written really eloquent and very valid points. I can see you have completely ignored all those reasons and gone on generic ad-hoc attacks about abuses and hating and mentality which to me shows you do not have any counter point and are taking recluse in generic statements Secondly, this was even predicted by Dhoni critics before the series and each match that playing two spinners, taking of fast bowelrs after 10 overs, etc, will bite big time in the ass. Guess what, all those prediction came true so in the end the critics were proved right Thirdly most of the criticism has been made very well and is far from being abusive or targeting someone as you falsely claim
Don't take it personally unless you consider yourself to be abusive (and not a critic).
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Dhoni should have done this long long back when India was conceding regularly 300 plus totals. He is okay when pitch offers a bit of spin or spinners come in to play like Jadeja in CT. When spinners don't take wickets he is at wits end.

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