vvvslaxman Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 Yeah think somebody has to sit him down and lay it out explicitly as to precisely how they want him to go about things. Not sure hes one to change track out in the middle. Dhoni was right there with him :) He watched it all happen.
skindia Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 Match ka mujrim:murali vijay,dropped catches,no runs
saneindian Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 Does he play as an all rounder? He's our 4th specialist bowler, got us back into the game after we had lost 2 wickets in 7 balls and the Kiwis could havf run through the lower order with that new ball. Having hit a 6 should have shown some restraint though but that is what inexperience in such a pressure situation can do to you.
urbestfriend Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 ROhit Gurunath Sharma is the culprit..Had he played his T-20 game toda to slog some sixes , we would have run closer.
Gollum Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 Don't blame Jadeja, he fought well in this match, Kohli is the no 1 culprit for throwing away his wicket when we were on top.
adi B Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 jadeja already smashed a 6 in that over,then defended the previous ball well.its common sense to play out the final delivery,boult was already messed up but he decided to slog lol,its a pure brainfart..had he played that ball at the crease,he could easily have flicked that for runs on the leg side
zep1706 Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 Kohli is the no 1 culprit for throwing away his wicket when we were on top. I agree with you. That was the turning point. India were cruising along, the NZ bowlers were down, there were still 20 overs till the new ball was due. He should not have throw it away. This is one problem Kohli needs to correct if he wants to be a great test match player. He gets impatient at times, especially after a break.
vvvslaxman Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 jadeja already smashed a 6 in that over' date='then defended the previous ball well.its common sense to play out the final delivery,boult was already messed up but he decided to slog lol,its a pure brainfart..had he played that ball at the crease,he could easily have flicked that for runs on the leg side[/quote'] If he had that kind of shot selection he would have been a specialist batsman lol. He is not a proper batsman despite all these cameos. Let me put this way. He does not have the temperament of a batsman.
maniac Posted February 9, 2014 Author Posted February 9, 2014 My issue with Jadeja is this is not the first time....I mean you make the mistake twice due to technical flaws you can get benefit of the doubt but he has had 2 back to back brainfarts at real crucial junctures of test match which is worrisome. ANyways hopefully he works on it
cricketman Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 I liked Jadeja's approach. He lived and died by the sword. another 15 min of Jadeja and we would have won the game.
veer Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 Never doubt Jadeja.. Played brilliantly .. Too bad it didn't end well
maniac Posted February 9, 2014 Author Posted February 9, 2014 End of over 61 (6 runs) India 145/5 AM Rahane 33* (65b 3x4) M Morkel 13-5-31-0 MS Dhoni 15* (28b 2x4) RJ Peterson 17-2-49-1 Two slips, very short and very fine fine leg and short leg S. Vakil: "High time Smith should give Steyn the ball . Morkel and Peterson are leaking runs ." Vicky Mirus: "Rahne body language is really good...seems like he is settling into the idea of regular India spot!!!" 61.1 Peterson to Dhoni, 1 wide, too wide outside leg stump to be bothered with 61.1 Peterson to Dhoni, OUT, downright horrible. He moved onto the back foot and looks to flick it away, but has made the mistake of hitting it in the air. Midwicket is gleefully behind it and South Africa cannot believe they have got a wicket out of such an innocuous, almost short ball outside leg stump delivery. Dhoni knows it as well as he smacks his bat on his pad while walking off. Robbie P is over the moon MS Dhoni c Petersen b Peterson 15 (47m 29b 2x4 0x6) SR: 51.72 Ravindra Jadeja is in now, with short leg, leg slip and slip in place 61.2 Peterson to Jadeja, no run, lunges forward to reach the pitch and ensure the rough outside off doesn't play too much havoc 61.3 Peterson to Jadeja, 2 runs, changes the length as he sees Jadeja advancing, but he does tap the short ball through point for a couple 61.4 Peterson to Jadeja, SIX, forget the tension, forget the wicket two balls ago, I'll wade into this flighted ball outside off stump and smack it straight over long off! What a strike! 61.5 Peterson to Jadeja, no run, leans forward with bat close to pad and blocks this full ball outside off 61.6 Peterson to Jadeja, OUT, he has two in the over and Peterson's joy knows no bounds. The India change room is absolutely stunned as Jadeja's intention to go over the top again results in a leading edge and he's safely pouched at mid-off. Absolute sillyness after he had just struck a six a couple of balls previously. He wasn't to the pitch of this which added to his downfall. Morkel gives a kiss to the ball and India flounder RA Jadeja c Morkel b Peterson 8 (4m 5b 0x4 1x6) SR: 160.00 End of over 62 (9 runs) India 154/7
maniac Posted February 9, 2014 Author Posted February 9, 2014 ^Just see how a brainfart changed the dimension of the game.....Jadeja is a good bowler as he is proving so far and I am not advising he needs to be dropped but seriously these brainfarts are very critical
virufan Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 Don't think he can survive by defending. This will work for him better than surviving. He doesn't have the technique to survive for long periods by defending. he will throw the bat around when there is attacking field. He may or may not connect a few. He is not like say Irfan pathan who has sound defensive technique. I still remember at the age of 19 Irfan played Mcgrath brilliantly scoring 55 and stayed there for more than 4 hours. His defence was not so bad.
Switchblade Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 Respect that he gives 100% when he plays but is not a long term solution need a proper batsman who can finish off games.May be that's the only way he knows how to play.
veer Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 Respect that he gives 100% when he plays but is not a long term solution need a proper batsman who can finish off games.May be that's the only way he knows how to play. Need a proper batsmen at 8?
virufan Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 Respect that he gives 100% when he plays but is not a long term solution need a proper batsman who can finish off games.May be that's the only way he knows how to play. His 3 300s were not played like this FYI. He is also a good defensive player. Who knows what transpired in the middle and what Dhoni told him to do?
cricraja Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 I wonder if some of the posters even watch the game and analyze before posting and opening threads.
CG Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 In test cricket u have to trust and believe in ur ability.Both dhoni and jadeja do not trust their defensive technique so they try to move around the crease ,charge at bowlers ,those are high risk options .Dhoni tries to defend by charging at bowlers .Its just shows their basic game is not correct. They are unsure that they can stay at the crease.Jadeja can be better than dhoni but he needs to work on his technique and footwork.
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