bulbul Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 We were unbeaten during the 03 WC. Everyone knows what happened after. We were not.
Iconoclast Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 Something to note ... short balls only worked against Ozzies because a lefty was bowling them ... when a right arm bowler tries the same it will be a different angle and their mostly right hand batsmen will pounce on them
Autonomous Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 Something to note ... short balls only worked against Ozzies because a lefty was bowling them ... when a right arm bowler tries the same it will be a different angle and their mostly right hand batsmen will pounce on them The analysis show smith generally struggles at around 5th stump channel with ball moving a bit away, Also due to his shuffle if he misses a straight ball, He is lbw candidate as Ehsan Adil did today, Warner likes width, Tight lines followed by a sharp bouncer might take care of him, Maxwell and Finch are hacks. Jadeja or Ashwin might take care of Watson. They are not like supreme or unbeatable side
ViruDilSeKhelo Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 Warner and Maxwell worry me, we don't play this brand of cricket and their contributions could take it away from us. Then likes of Smith, Clarke, Watto just work the ball round. We need to apply scoreboard pressure batting first or if we bowl first we need to keep everything away from full length generally.
Sid Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 I have no hopes in this match because Aus is just a way better side in these conditions in comparison to our side.I would have backed India to beat them if the world cup semi was at any Asian venue,not in Aus. Having said that I hope Aus dont go onto win the world cup.This motley crew of hacks and sloggers is the best batting lineup in this world cup,what a travesty.
fineleg Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 I will add a signature "bulbul is great" for 1 month, if Ind beats Aus. (If he agrees to "finey is great" signature if Aus wins). Bulbul , deal?
CG Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 Something to note ... short balls only worked against Ozzies because a lefty was bowling them ... when a right arm bowler tries the same it will be a different angle and their mostly right hand batsmen will pounce on them No we troubled guys like watson haddin with shrot ball in test series. Its just that your right arm fast bowlers were not quick enough . Smith has been the real thorn for india .we have to get him and warner and match is ours.
NareshK Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 Something to note ... short balls only worked against Ozzies because a lefty was bowling them ... when a right arm bowler tries the same it will be a different angle and their mostly right hand batsmen will pounce on them Will bowl from around the wicket. :aha: :aha:
Sid Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 Will bowl from around the wicket. :aha: :aha: :cantstop:
ViruDilSeKhelo Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 Is only criteria, bowl with left hand? Then bring this boy in.
Iconoclast Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 Will bowl from around the wicket. :aha: :aha: Worked well in the first test Captain Kohli :two_thumbs_up:
jf1gp_1 Posted March 20, 2015 Posted March 20, 2015 Win toss bat first hope our batsman can get 275 and then pray bowlers continue their good form. A guy like Faulkner comes at 8. They are outright fav to win this one.
Scarves Posted March 22, 2015 Posted March 22, 2015 Finch - Bowl full. Guy has no defensive technique Warner - 4th stump line Smith - Just outside off, his footwork can get mixed up Clarke - Short ball early. Watson - On off and full. Plants the front foot. Easy LBW candidate Maxwell - Yorker or get him edging early. Faulkner - On off or just vary it up, so he'll get caught out Haddin - He'll go for it. Vary it up and keep it simple. Starc, Johnson & Hazlewood - Keep it simple and on the pegs. They can hit the short ball. The Riaz spell to Watson was a rare thing I've seen. I don't think India should try to go for a short ball tactic on Australia. They should use the short ball but to mix it up.
CG Posted March 22, 2015 Posted March 22, 2015 How to Stop Smith And Warner. These Two have Taken our bowling to cleaners whole summer.Warner still will give chances But smith seems to be invincible currently. He shuffles across offstump Can we target lbw shami has to seam it in and Yadav has to tuck up warner no width.
MK55 Posted March 22, 2015 Author Posted March 22, 2015 Finch - Bowl full. Guy has no defensive technique Warner - 4th stump line Smith - Just outside off, his footwork can get mixed up Clarke - Short ball early. Watson - On off and full. Plants the front foot. Easy LBW candidate Maxwell - Yorker or get him edging early. Faulkner - On off or just vary it up, so he'll get caught out Haddin - He'll go for it. Vary it up and keep it simple. Starc, Johnson & Hazlewood - Keep it simple and on the pegs. They can hit the short ball. The Riaz spell to Watson was a rare thing I've seen. I don't think India should try to go for a short ball tactic on Australia. They should use the short ball but to mix it up. :hmmm: sounds good.. Won't be surprised if MS decides to go round the wicket again to Warner :haha:
MK55 Posted March 22, 2015 Author Posted March 22, 2015 I think Ashwin should be introduced early if we fail to dismiss Finch/Warner early. Don't think he'll have much impact against Clarke/Smith in the middle overs. Get a feeling Maxwell will look to target Ashwin.
flamy Posted March 22, 2015 Posted March 22, 2015 Imbalanced my ****. They bat till 10 and have 6 good bowling options and fielding is always top notch. Doesnt mean they are invincible though. Maxwell as a bowler. Really? They have 3.5 bowlers. Starc, MJ, Cummins and Faulkner. Twatson and Maxwell have to be pummeled.
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