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Rarely seen Dhoni come high in a test match when India really needed him to (esp when India play away). When the team has absolutely no chances of winning and nothing is at stake' date=' Dhoni has the habit of making some cheap runs and boosting his averages.[/quote'] Not exactly his fan here but how is coming in at 8-4 not a case of India not needing him?
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Not exactly his fan here but how is coming in at 8-4 not a case of India not needing him?
These are exceptions. The English tour was one of those rare tours where Dhoni was one of our better batsmen. When was the previous time Dhoni played a crucial knock (in a crunch situation) while playing away? Or, in other words how many such knocks has he played in his 10 year old career?
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Nobody is asking for pujara or kohlis head....yet. Reality is, they are NOT established bats because they havnt played everywhere with decent success or have 50-60 tests averaging in high 40s or 50s... Thats the established class because thays when you get 15-20tests of poor form...2 or 3 more series failure and both their heads are on chopping block...thats a fact. Dhoni gets rope because dhoni has proved his own performances are not affecyed by captaincy burdens and thetes no alternative. Sent from my GT-S5830D using Tapatalk 2
No captain in history who lost so many matches in a row ever managed to hold on to captaincy. Dhoni himself became captain when he was inexperienced and not suitable for the job, you can know there is no alternative only if you try out the alternatives. No alternatives would be found if you keep playing the same losing captain.
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No captain in history who lost so many matches in a row ever managed to hold on to captaincy. Dhoni himself became captain when he was inexperienced and not suitable for the job' date=' you can know there is no alternative only if you try out the alternatives. No alternatives would be found if you keep playing the same losing captain.[/quote'] Dhoni's keeping was shambolic in England two series in a row. He made up with decent batting performacne. If form is the criteria i wouldn't mind giving it to Bhuvaneswar Kumar over Dhoni. Anybody over this clown.
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If Dhoni steps down from captaincy we might just see Dhoni the batsman and Dhoni the keeper becoming better. get a feeling that years of captaincy in the test format (his weakest format) has reduced him as a player.
Nope has awful; technique as batsman which tests expose and poor keeper as awful footwork and inherently lazy due to the corruption which makes him untouchable. When you know untouchable and not accountable for your actions, breeds laziness and results in things like standing back to spinners
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Not exactly his fan here but how is coming in at 8-4 not a case of India not needing him?
You need more runs than 50s if that is the case. Prior, Akmal, all have big 100s in such situations which saved the team. 50s don't count at all in tests
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This captaincy thing is overrated. There should be a different captain for every game and coach should make fielding decision with leeway to bowler. All decisions made by Jhakhand express with gut feeling is BS. radical yes, practical definitely.

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This captaincy thing is overrated. There should be a different captain for every game and coach should make fielding decision with leeway to bowler. All decisions made by Jhakhand express with gut feeling is BS. radical yes' date=' practical definitely.[/quote'] Cricket does not allow on field equipment to communicate between the active players and the camp. Relaying messages back and forth between camp and executor (captain) already exists but beyond very general gross directing, its impossible (or ten times as much time consuming) to micro manage every single bowling change, field position or bowling stategy. Thats going to remain between the captains and the players.
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thats because they are primarily batsmen & they are supposed to get you runs... Dhoni's primary job is wicketkeeping & captaincy' date=' although he has delivered sub-par results[/quote'] Yeah and he does his primary job very well :agree: Sent from my Galaxy Note 2 using Tapatalk Pro
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Yes averaged an amazing 34 with the bat. Plus his keeping was awesome What a legend! Sums up how pathetically low we have stooped under this plonker that 34 average with zero tons is hailed as good
For a wicketkeeper it is good. He is not a specialist batsman

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