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Who should be India's first choice spinner in ODIs & T20s?


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Who should be India's first choice spinner in ODIs & T20s?  

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Of late, Ashwin's bowling has been pretty ordinary especially in limited overs matches. It looks like he only wants to push the ball straight and not even try to turn it or use any flight. Jadeja has been doing well. Mishra gets few matches when 3 spinners are picked, but gets dropped when the team decides to go with 3 fast bowlers. However, Mishra rarely disappoints when given the opportunity. He has the variations, he has got pretty good control of line and length and is not afraid to flight the ball. So, who do you think should be India's first choice spinner in ODIs and T20s?

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With an eye on the 2015 WC, a Classical Wrist Spinner like Amit is most likely to turn the ball on Australian surfaces, which has traditionally been a graveyard for finger spinners.

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With an eye on the 2015 WC' date=' a Classical Wrist Spinner like Amit is most likely to turn the ball on Australian surfaces, which has traditionally been a graveyard for finger spinners.[/quote'] True :agree:
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Power hitting???
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjmxYevIWdo]Ravindra Jadeja 66 Runs Off 45 Balls vs New Zealand India vs New Zealand 2014 3rd ODI Highlights - YouTube[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHFL0W-IJbQ]"Sir" Ravindra Jadeja 62 of 54 Highlights HD Rescues India Again | India vs New zealand 4th ODI - YouTube[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs0SLjYKymQ]India vs South Africa Champions Trophy 2013 Sir Ravindra Jadeja 47 From 29 Balls June 2013 - YouTube[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_Oa0DjnRwc]Ravindra Jadeja (61 Runs of 37 Balls) - India vs England 2nd ODI Kochi - YouTube[/ame]
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It seems like nobody likes Ashwin now :hmmmm2:
Ashwin and Jaddu have been flops recently outside India. The demand for Mishra's head will begin as soon as he tours outside Asia. Mishra was pillaged in England in 2011, I guess the fans have forgotten that by now. The grass is always greener on the other side - people always like players who are on the sidelines and think that including them can transform the team.

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