Problems With Indian Odi Cricket.

[SRT100]

As an Indian living in Australia, the problems with Indian cricket are very easy to see and observe from far. 1. IPL India have significantly given up the strong advantage they have in the subcontinent by exposing elite players from every country to local conditions. 2. Genetically speaking most Indians born in Indian do not possess the physique of strong players in Australia, NZ and SA. India's best batsmen is Kohli and he is a stick compared to the strong white players. Therefore they lack the ability to hit the big 4s and 6s required. Sure there are exceptions, like Sehwag and Tendulkar. But these are once in a generation players. Aust, NZ and SA have plenty of big hitters to score runs quick and hard. There are plenty of strong Indians in Australia that are born and raised here, but the Indian diet in general is poor. 3. No left hand bowlers of pure quality that are fast. Its not surprising Zak did well as he angled the ball well into the right handers and when he was fast caused problems. India today cannot find in a population of a bullion. One fast and strong Left hand bowler. 4. The selection panel. India are mad in keeping the same 11 just because it is winning. You dont remain constant. you need to continually strive to improve. India made the mistake of selecting Jadeja for the ODI WC in Australia. Binny is a pathetic joke. Rahane and Raina are useless outside of Asia. So while all you guys get excited like school girls about the IPL. Remember all you are doing is by going to these games is making the overseas players better, stronger and richer.

[Temujin Khaghan]

this guy is fun. :haha:

[BeautifulGame]

Seriously :facepalm:

[BlueBee]

#2 is gold

[Temujin Khaghan]

listen to this, armchair expert revealing the reason for his expertise /// as an Indian living in Australia, the problems with Indian cricket are very easy to see and observe from far./// :hysterical: ravi shastri should take this advice and leave the dressing room and go to alaska.. not a bad thought tho :D