Midfielder Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 WTF ppl mean why they say he was trying... He didn't TRY... Thats the effing point 12.4 Herath to Yuvraj Singh, no run, flatter and slower on the middle and leg line, the batsman defends it back towards the bowler 12.5 Herath to Yuvraj Singh, 1 run, flatter and quicker outside off, Yuvraj turns the strike over with a dab to short third man 13.2 Malinga to Yuvraj Singh, 1 run, back of length delivery outside off, Yuvraj won't mind this.. he calmly steers it down to third man to give strike to Kohli 14.1 Senanayake to Yuvraj Singh, no run, he comes down the pitch but is beaten by the length and turn, manages to get some bat on it as he pushes it to off 14.5 Senanayake to Yuvraj Singh, no run, flatter and quicker on off, Yuvraj comes forward and defends 16.1 Senanayake to Yuvraj Singh, no run, short and wide, he cuts it and finds the man at point 17.2 Malinga to Yuvraj Singh, no run, another good yorker outside off, Yuvi looks to guide it to off but gets a bottom edge to the keeper 17.3 Malinga to Yuvraj Singh, 1 run, manages to get some bat this time, squeezes this to third man THIS IS WHAT YOU CALL TRYING? These are all survival single or dot ball shots/pokes.. The fact is HE DIDN'T TRY TO UP THE ANTE.... Bloody hell he was trying He really did not know what was going on. Deer in the headlight look.
Lord Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 glides,coming down the track,cut are survival strokes?
Lord Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 Well, he was primarily only protecting his own wicket. Playing defensive strokes at crucial times. Not once, but a majority from the number of deliveries faced. The forward defense strokes is inexcusable. In T20s, if you are playing to save your wicket, you aren't gonna get much respect from your teammates and fans. and why would he do that?I don't think hes dumb that a not out will ensure him a spot in the team irrespective of SR.Exactly whats happening now.
Lord Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 He really did not know what was going on. Deer in the headlight look. agree.
rahulrulezz Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 glides' date='coming down the track,cut are survival strokes?[/quote'] How much season cricket have you played ..gliding to third man, down the track and defending and cutting to point are basic defesive shots ..not when its 6 overs and 8 wickets left... but forget it, its stupid to explain to blind fans like you...
FischerTal Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 How much season cricket have you played ..gliding to third man' date=' down the track and defending and cutting to point are basic defesive shots ..not when its 6 overs and 8 wickets left... but forget it, its stupid to explain dumb blind fans like you...[/quote'] Why getting personal?
rahulrulezz Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 He really did not know what was going on. Deer in the headlight look. yes.. I agree.. but its jsut stupid when ppl say that he was 'trying'... He wasnt!
Lord Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 How much season cricket have you played ..gliding to third man' date=' down the track and defending and cutting to point are basic defesive shots ..not when its 6 overs and 8 wickets left... but forget it, its stupid to explain dumb blind fans like you...[/quote'] those are shots to rotate strike.
rahulrulezz Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 Why getting personal? agree..my apologies to Lord..
Lord Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 agree..my apologies to Lord.. its okay.I know you didnt mean it
IndianRenegade Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 glides' date='coming down the track,cut are survival strokes?[/quote'] Depends on the context of the game. In the context of the game, when India had wickets in hand and needed to up the ante. You don't defend when you come down the track, you go through with the shot. You don't guide or cut to find the fielder you try to whack the ball out of the park. Wodrs don't do justice to what he was doing. Pls look at the highlights, pls look at the disbelief of his teammates when the tamasha was going on. flashback to the Yuvi of 2007, having already whacked broad out of the park a couple of times, a guide, a cut to the fielder for single would have been enough but what did he do? Whacked him out of the park every time he bowled in that over. But the yuvi of 2014 is woefully out of form player, who is trying to stay in the crease for as long as possible hoping against hope he gets back his magic touch. He can do that, thats how many people get back to form... but not when he is playing the finals of a T20 WC representing his country. I am sorry he is great player but he total disgraced himself last night. I am sorry for him, but thats far as it goes. you will need to face the consequences of your actions. As much as he basked in the glory of those six 6's, he will need to face the consequences of this selfish innings.
Lord Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 Depends on the context of the game. In the context of the game, when India had wickets in hand and needed to up the ante. You don't defend when you come down the track, you go through with the shot. You don't guide or cut to find the fielder you try to whack the ball out of the park. Wodrs don't do justice to what he was doing. Pls look at the highlights, pls look at the disbelief of his teammates when the tamasha was going on. flashback to the Yuvi of 2007, having already whacked broad out of the park a couple of times, a guide, a cut to the fielder for single would have been enough but what did he do? Whacked him out of the park every time he bowled in that over. But the yuvi of 2014 is woefully out of form player, who is trying to stay in the crease for as long as possible hoping against hope he gets back his magic touch. He can do that, thats how many people get back to form... but not when he is playing the finals of a T20 WC representing his country. I am sorry he is great player but he total disgraced himself last night. I am sorry for him, but thats far as it goes. you will need to face the consequences of your actions. As much as he basked in the glory of those six 6's, he will need to face the consequences of this selfish innings. Arrey he was trying to get the strike to Kohli perhaps.Later he tried to hit Malinga but missed everytime. He was in horrible knock and played a horrible.Drop him too.I'm just saying we should not label him selfish that easily and say that he played for his own interests instead of team.I've seen much slower knock in situations when quick runs are needed.We shouldnt do character assasination that easily
maniac Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 Arrey he was trying to get the strike to Kohli perhaps.Later he tried to hit Malinga but missed everytime. He was in horrible knock and played a horrible.Drop him too.I'm just saying we should not label him selfish that easily and say that he played for his own interests instead of team.I've seen much slower knock in situations when quick runs are needed.We shouldnt do character assasination that easily There was no intent and knowing Yuvi he would be the last guy I would expect to be selfish but lack of intent is what is pissing of a lot of fans. I would have had more sympathy for him if it was a Awas Zia kind of a knock the pak guy who could not lay bat on ball trying to slog everything but this was in a different league all together
rahulrulezz Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 its okay.I know you didnt mean it :icflove: In angry mood cuz of the final..
maniac Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 :icflove: In angry mood cuz of the final.. Watch Rohit's opening innings yesterday or Jadeja's C.T performance to cool of :icflove:
Lord Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 There was no intent and knowing Yuvi he would be the last guy I would expect to be selfish but lack of intent is what is pissing of a lot of fans. I would have had more sympathy for him if it was a Awas Zia kind of a knock the pak guy who could not lay bat on ball trying to slog everything but this was in a different league all together As I said maybe initially he was just trying to give strike to Kohli hoping for things to get better.Who knows.I'm speculating too.I was mad too yesterday but won't say hes selfish etc.
Lord Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 Watch Rohit's opening innings yesterday or Jadeja's C.T performance to cool of :icflove: :haha:
IndianRenegade Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 Arrey he was trying to get the strike to Kohli perhaps.Later he tried to hit Malinga but missed everytime. He was in horrible knock and played a horrible.Drop him too.I'm just saying we should not label him selfish that easily and say that he played for his own interests instead of team.I've seen much slower knock in situations when quick runs are needed.We shouldnt do character assasination that easily I would have agreed with that, If I hadn't seen him turning down a risky single/couple and at both instances he would have been at danger. A batsman who was trying to up the ante would have taken the risk, given Dhoni, raina, Jadega were still in the dug out. Malinga was always going to be difficult to Hit. You should have a game awareness, and tried to compensate before hand. Also you need to see the way Dhoni played malinga and the way yuvi did. Dhoni was unsuccessful too, but there was intent. Yuvi, even if had connected against Malinga wouldn't have got him much. Have we seen slower innings? yes, Misbhah comes to your mind immediately. But that is the way he always plays, that his natural game. Yuvi's natural game was something else. I am not sure how else I can define the innings.
someone Posted April 7, 2014 Posted April 7, 2014 and why would he do that?I don't think hes dumb that a not out will ensure him a spot in the team irrespective of SR.Exactly whats happening now. Well, it's because of his big star attitude. He wanted to save himself and his wicket while hope others have a wonderful time. But unfortunately, rest of our team also struggled but yet tried to do something to overcome the difficulties. Whereas, UV refused to do anything, he simply refused the responsibility.
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