Scarves Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 On the contrary' date=' for almost 10 years, India gave the toughest competition to Australia in Australia in tests. No other team even came close.[/quote'] NZ drew 0-0 in 01/02 England won in 10/11 3-1 South Africa won in 08/09 and 12/13 Anyway. The Lowest Averaging FC Batsman would be Mitch Marsh or Brad Haddin out of the batsmen. Australia has 3 Test Batsmen averaging over 40 (Warner, Clarke and Smith) and all of them minus Haddin average +40 in FC Level. Bowling wise - Lyon - 32.99 - 112 Wickets Pattinson - 27.07 - 51 wickets and averages 30 with the bat Siddle - 29.37 - 188 wickets Johnson - 27.42 - 264 wickets Harris - 22.56 - 103 wickets Yeah this team was a lot better than 11/12 series in Australia.
G_B_ Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 I am not too sure on the fitness of Harris. That surgery he is having. Again he could be fit or he could not. Aus probably wont need harris is another issue. But i personally wont pin him down as a starter atm. Same with Pattinson.
Scarves Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 Too early to predict. Will have to look into AUS players' form. I dont think there is any good young players like Ballance, Root, Buttler coming up in Aus currently. Theoretically India will not perform poorly in Australia. Right after the WI series our batsmen will be high on confidence. They, esp Rohit can leave balls without having to worry about getting bowled or lbw because of the bounce. Smith is 25 Hughes is 25 Mitch Marsh is 22 Pattinson is 24 Lyon is 26 Hazlewood is 23 Faulkner is 23 Lynn is 23 Silk is 22 Whiteman is 22 Richardson is 23 Cooper is 27 Warner is 28 Starc is still young They have a lot of great players still coming up to replace Rogers, Watson, Harris, Johnson, Haddin and Clarke once they are done
Scarves Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 I am not too sure on the fitness of Harris. That surgery he is having. Again he could be fit or he could not. Aus probably wont need harris is another issue. But i personally wont pin him down as a starter atm. Same with Pattinson. I don't think Harris is going to play in UAE or Australians wouldn't let him but Harris will be there is the first test. He is up there with Steyn in skill level.
G_B_ Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 Smith is 25 Hughes is 25 Mitch Marsh is 22 Pattinson is 24 Lyon is 26 Hazlewood is 23 Faulkner is 23 Lynn is 23 Silk is 22 Whiteman is 22 Richardson is 23 Cooper is 27 Warner is 28 Starc is still young They have a lot of great players still coming up to replace Rogers, Watson, Harris, Johnson, Haddin and Clarke once they are done lol that guys 26? looks easily 30 plus.
G_B_ Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 I don't think Harris is going to play in UAE or Australians wouldn't let him but Harris will be there is the first test. He is up there with Steyn in skill level. he is not. but he is having surgery. Knee surgery from what i know. Those things can take a long time to fully heal. I do believe he is going through with it cause he is targetting the ashes in the summer.
peterparker Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 Australian conditions are dry and not green to assists seam and swing. On the contrary, the conditions there suits reverse swing more. But I don't think so that present indian line up is equipped to handle the bodly line short pitch bowling by mitch and co.
Straight Drive Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 Australian conditions are dry and not green to assists seam and swing. On the contrary, the conditions there suits reverse swing more. But I don't think so that present indian line up is equipped to handle the bodly line short pitch bowling by mitch and co. Mitchell Johnson swung the ball in Australia during last Ashes. It was not reverse swing at all.
TheWall Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 Indian batting may improve a bit... but bowling will suck... as the conditions r not helpful and Aussie batsmen will kill them...
panther Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 4-0 TO AUS, Bhuvi kumar only bowler who was any good will be toothless, maybe ishant sharma will step up, but who else is there?
div Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 4-0 TO AUS' date=' Bhuvi kumar only bowler who was any good will be toothless, maybe ishant sharma will step up, but who else is there?[/quote'] Lal Kumar.
adi B Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 Australia are no doubt the best team at home right now and they are much Better than England with a world class pace attack and great HTBS..the way india surrendered against a not so good England side,I can only pray for us when we tour australia.most likely to be a disastrous tour
undisputed chap Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 If you are an aussie fan don't bother buying 4th & 5 th day tickets . If you are an Indian fan don't bother buying tickets period :two_thumbs_up:
adi B Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 I somewhat agree with mulo.our batsmen might do better because clearly their biggest problem is tackling swing bowling,in aus it won't swing as much as England and some batsmen may Like the true bounce of the pitch but let's not forget that this aus bowling attack is relentless and can make u jump on ur heels. Talking about bowling,yes we need and have to play 5 bowlers with 4 genuine pacers,ideally pishant,Yadav,Aaron,bhuvi to manage the workload of the bowlers so they can be fresh every time they come to bowl especially later in the day. The top priority is slip catching and unless our lads improve their reflexes and undergo long catching session,it won't improve. They need to be motivated,a demoralised team is the last thing we want
undisputed chap Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 I somewhat agree with mulo.our batsmen might do better because clearly their biggest problem is tackling swing bowling,in aus it won't swing as much as England and some batsmen may Like the true bounce of the pitch but let's not forget that this aus bowling attack is relentless and can make u jump on ur heels. Talking about bowling,yes we need and have to play 5 bowlers with 4 genuine pacers,ideally pishant,Yadav,Aaron,bhuvi to manage the workload of the bowlers so they can be fresh every time they come to bowl especially later in the day. The top priority is slip catching and unless our lads improve their reflexes and undergo long catching session,it won't improve. They need to be motivated,a demoralised team is the last thing we want We don't need both Aaron & yadav both. Both can be thrashed for 5rpo. Ideally Aaron, Yadav & Shami should be rotated
Pagalpanti Posted August 19, 2014 Posted August 19, 2014 Why do Aussie experts give India much more reputation than they deserve? Every time we've toured there after 2003, they tout us to give a tough competition but we always get pummeled by them. Just call it like it is. I just hope we take the game to 3rd day. Cuz Clarke ain't gonna declare post 400-500 if India keep scoring <150. He'll want to finish India as quickly as possible.
Pakistan Posted August 20, 2014 Posted August 20, 2014 Why do Aussie experts give India much more reputation than they deserve? Every time we've toured there after 2003' date=' they tout us to give a tough competition but we always get pummeled by them. Just call it like it is. I just hope we take the game to 3rd day. Cuz Clarke ain't gonna declare post 400-500 if India keep scoring <150. He'll want to finish India as quickly as possible.[/quote'] $$$.
KFC_Zinger Posted August 20, 2014 Posted August 20, 2014 The difference between the English and the Aussie tour will be - Indian batting came apart after the second test in England, but Indian bowlers did pretty well throughout the series. If the batsmen had given them a fighting total they would have performed even better. In Australia, not only our batting will come apart, but Australia will make mountains of runs too. We could see numerous sub 150/200 Indian totals and quite a few 500/600+ Australian totals. The margin of defeats are likely to be very massive. If innings and 244 runs was possible in England, here we might see innings and 300-400 runs! Dont exaggerate, we will have only four 500+ aussie scores and only eight < 250 scores by India.....
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