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I use my brother's account so can watch it only via Roku app or m.willow.tv' date=' the highlights and replay are available via youtube only :orderorder:[/quote'] I did message you illegal highlights link :,p Sent from my XT535 using Tapatalk 2
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Atleast robin has technique' date='swing is his weak zone but he would improve in that thing also[/quote'] Robin has had this issue since his debut. You can't just fix it overnight.
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Lord Binny? Or.. Too many 'Lords' arounds, how about 'Badass Binny'? - He looks nothing like a badass BUT - He fought and had guts to keep going and helped defend 106 - a nothing total - Just battered Bangladesh, they will feel it for ages. - Acts like it was nothing Up to you guys but he's badass binny to me :haha:

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more like Bhadas Binny jo usne utari BD pe after everyone was framing him for nepotistic selection. The truth is Rojer Binny had no hand in selecting him as he did not take part in discussion when his name came up for selection as he himself went out to let others take a decision.

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Robin has had this issue since his debut. You can't just fix it overnight.
I think it was more because of his confidence...so many 40+ scores. He definitely looks a better prospect now than before..can replace nohit.
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This guy surely knows how to talk. "We generally bowl on wickets that help us a bit [at home for Karnataka]. One-day cricket is a bit different with the white ball, it tends to swing initially, but on this ground it was a bit heavy so we just maintained the ball and bowled good areas. I remember Robin [uthappa, his Karnataka team-mate] telling me to bowl the lengths [which we use] in four-day cricket back home." love the way how he related ranji experience and lengths he bowled in Karnataka..its true mostly the conditions would be overcast in b'lore during Ranji..

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Robin has had this issue since his debut. You can't just fix it overnight.
He was dropped for no reason in 2008 after team collapsed against Mendis. He was made scapegoat. He had plated a crucial role in our CB series win in 2008 when he opened with SRT in finals and gave us good starts.
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This guy surely knows how to talk. "We generally bowl on wickets that help us a bit [at home for Karnataka]. One-day cricket is a bit different with the white ball, it tends to swing initially, but on this ground it was a bit heavy so we just maintained the ball and bowled good areas. I remember Robin [uthappa, his Karnataka team-mate] telling me to bowl the lengths [which we use] in four-day cricket back home." love the way how he related ranji experience and lengths he bowled in Karnataka..its true mostly the conditions would be overcast in b'lore during Ranji..
and pitch is usually grassy with moisture during Ranji trophy., not bare and dry like IPL.
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He was dropped for no reason in 2008 after team collapsed against Mendis. He was made scapegoat. He had plated a crucial role in our CB series win in 2008 when he opened with SRT in finals and gave us good starts.
he was no scapegoat, he was useless then and i still dont think he is that good. you need an opener who once is set can score big hundreds unlike our Uttapam.This guy on his good day can get you 50 runs but he stinks rest of the way.
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and pitch is usually grassy with moisture during Ranji trophy.' date=' not bare and dry like IPL.[/quote'] exactly i sometime wonder why the pitch can not be like that always...it would make the game more interesting and batting more difficult and success more rewarding..

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