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India tour of Bangladesh, June 2014


India tour of Bangladesh, June 2014  

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    • uthappa
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    • rahane
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    • no one
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Uthappa Gambhir Sehwag Rahane yuvraj raydu Pujara Saha Sharma Sharma Aaron Harbhajan Chawla Bhatia I think I put a fair list we can always disagree.
Okay, now you are clearly trolling. Sehwag, Gambhir, Pujara at 6, Harbhajan, Chawla, Bhatia ? :rofl: :rofl: I was taking you seriously for a bit.
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Okay, now you are clearly trolling. Sehwag, Gambhir, Pujara at 6, Harbhajan, Chawla, Bhatia ? :rofl: :rofl: I was taking you seriously for a bit.
90% of you wanted stuart Binny over Bhatia? What does that say?
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No problem' date=' but the deserving person needs to get a chance. Problem is that this is a first big platform for Jadhav and he is not shining. Move him up the order and let us see.[/quote'] 1. Yes, he is shining. Scoring at an average of 50-odd and a strike rate of close to 150 is no mean feat. He's usually sent in with 3-4 overs left and you can't ask for much more than that. He's only had one real failure in the tournament, which was against SRH. He got run-out in the last match when he hadn't even begun to get going. 2. How do you suggest he is tested higher up the order when the DD management is so daft that they don't understand the fairly basic idea of sending your most in-form batsmen higher up the order and are instead pushing him as low down as possible? They've batted Laxmi Ratan Shukla ahead of him in a few games, and in the last game they sent him at No. 7. They've lacked common sense throughout this tournament and I don't see it changing in the remaining few games. He's done as well as you could expect him to at the position they've sent him in, and the partnership he formed with JP Duminy was the only significant highlight of the Delhi Daredevils' batting this season. All their big guns have failed with regularity and yet they've been stubborn with their batting order. You can't fault that on Kedar Jadhav.
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1. Yes, he is shining. Scoring at an average of 50-odd and a strike rate of close to 150 is no mean feat. He's usually sent in with 3-4 overs left and you can't ask for much more than that. He's only had one real failure in the tournament, which was against SRH. He got run-out in the last match when he hadn't even begun to get going. 2. How do you suggest he is tested higher up the order when the DD management is so daft that they don't understand the fairly basic idea of sending your most in-form batsmen higher up the order and are instead pushing him as low down as possible? They've batted Laxmi Ratan Shukla ahead of him in a few games, and in the last game they sent him at No. 7. They've lacked common sense throughout this tournament and I don't see it changing in the remaining few games. He's done as well as you could expect him to at the position they've sent him in, and the partnership he formed with JP Duminy was the only significant highlight of the Delhi Daredevils' batting this season. All their big guns have failed with regularity and yet they've been stubborn with their batting order. You can't fault that on Kedar Jadhav.
(1) 50+ average is great but how many not outs does he have? If true average than I made a mistake. (2) I don't have the reason why he does not go up the order. Are the coaches seeing something at the nets that we are not aware of? This all can be rectified if he is sent up. If he proves himself their than he is an automatic selection.
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Okay, now you are clearly trolling. Sehwag, Gambhir, Pujara at 6, Harbhajan, Chawla, Bhatia ? :rofl: :rofl: I was taking you seriously for a bit.
List is opener heavy because that is the biggest problem. Out of box thinking is not trolling.Others have done enough too. Stuart Binny over Bhatia give me a break.
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(1) 50+ average is great but how many not outs does he have? If true average than I made a mistake. (2) I don't have the reason why he does not go up the order. Are the coaches seeing something at the nets that we are not aware of? This all can be rectified if he is sent up. If he proves himself their than he is an automatic selection.
1. 4 not outs in 7 innings. There really isn't much of a chance to come in with 3-4 overs left and score a 50. The best he can do is score at a good click, which he has done. He's also played till the end more often than not and that's a good quality to have. 2. The coaches don't follow Indian domestic cricket and sadly enough they're not even going on current form and adjusting accordingly. DD haven't really had an Indian batsman performing consistently in this tournament and Jadhav has been the closest to it, ensuring they get a good finish almost every time. Common sense would say they send him and Duminy up the order since they're the form players, but it's almost like the DD management wants their team to lose.
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jadhav not so hot today. I have watched ranji for 30 years' date=' you have to take those numbers with a grain of salt.[/quote'] A bad day in the office. Really, none of DD's middle order bats were able to put up a good showing today.
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jadhav not so hot today. I have watched ranji for 30 years' date=' you have to take those numbers with a grain of salt.[/quote'] Where were you when he looked 'hot', 'cold' or whatever? Its unfair from KP to bat him at #6 and #7. He is too good of a player to bat there.
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Where were you when he looked 'hot'' date=' 'cold' or whatever? Its unfair from KP to bat him at #6 and #7. He is too good of a player to bat there.[/quote'] What was unfair about today. Who should he have displaced? Ranji performances do not carry over most of times. I want him to be successful too but dont rush him.
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A bad day in the office. Really' date=' none of DD's middle order bats were able to put up a good showing today.[/quote'] Pietersen and Karthic not too bad.Need to give Jadhav some time.
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Pietersen and Karthic not too bad.Need to give Jadhav some time.
They both batted at the top of the order. None of Duminy, Jadhav, Agarwal and Tiwary clicked. Just that kind of season for Delhi where if their top order puts up a mediocre showing, their middle order batsmen give them a good finish and when their top order finally does well, their middle order makes a mess of it. Jadhav has given them good finishes in at least 5 matches in this tournament. Last night's game wasn't one of them. Unfair to judge him based on what might be the only time you've really looked at him in this tournament.

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