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What stupidity... Each and every team which had a this egoistic loser UV ended up at the bottom of the pile... The loser lives in his own World... Doesn't cares about the team... DD :hehe:

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What stupidity... Each and every team which had a this egoistic loser UV ended up at the bottom of the pile... The loser lives in his own World... Doesn't cares about the team... DD :hehe:
factually incorrect. kxip went to playoffs with yuvi as captain
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Dafuq is with the personal insults? Is it his fault that he got picked up by a team or gets paid the salary that he does? Gutter level trolling.

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Dafuq is with the personal insults? Is it his fault that he got picked up by a team or gets paid the salary that he does? Gutter level trolling.
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Dafuq is with the personal insults? Is it his fault that he got picked up by a team or gets paid the salary that he does? Gutter level trolling.
he could request to be dropped . Mark Taylor did it when he was captain. If i was in his place i would have held my hand up and asked to be overlooked. While hitting the nets hard to get my form back. So many games he has a strike rate of less than 100 sucking the momentum out of the team. Its not even trolling anymore. The fact is Yuvi has been a disaster for the money paid in the past few seasons of the IPL. Undroppable and wasting a lot of money.
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Yuvi will be released next year and no team will buy him for more than $200' date='000 if they even decide to buy him.[/quote'] Good luck with that, Yuvi's base price itself will be nearly double of that at 2 crores, the marketing factor alone pays for that, apart from that he has hit two 50s this IPL season and had good first class season too. Lets wait for next auctions and see who is correct. And for the others ridiculing him for his multi-million dollars price, he didn't ask for it, the teams needed him and that led to bidding war and the high price which is not Yuvraj's fault.
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Sad to see Yuvi lose form :(( He has been a matchwinner for India for many years and I am sure he has 3-4 more years where he can be a beast in league cricket... He does not need more attention...he needs less attention... This HUGE price tag IMO is the reason for unnecessary pressure...If he was paid 2-3 crores like many other Indian players with not much attention, he could have been free-flowing instead of defending balls and waiting for the loose ball,etc...

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Good luck with that, Yuvi's base price itself will be nearly double of that at 2 crores, the marketing factor alone pays for that, apart from that he has hit two 50s this IPL season and had good first class season too. Lets wait for next auctions and see who is correct. And for the others ridiculing him for his multi-million dollars price, he didn't ask for it, the teams needed him and that led to bidding war and the high price which is not Yuvraj's fault.
Yuvi's marketing pull has a big role to play. I read somewhere that sponsors want big names in teams too. But I have noticed a trend in IPL. Teams will put up with big names for a few seasons after which they will dump them and no one will look back. Eg - Ross Taylor (after a brilliant season or two kept giving diminishing returns), Sanga (dunno about his earlier seasons but his last few seasons were flops). Yuvi will fall in the same category. I highly doubt Yuvi will be picked up for a big price even if he scores big in domestic. That's what happened in the last 2 years so I think his chances are over. Plus historically too he has never been a good IPL player which counts against him. His marketing factor is a huge shot in his arm which out of form foreign players don't have but don't think it will save him for 3rd year in a row. I don't know the exact price in auctions he will fetch next year but when guys like Saurabh Tiwari and countless hacks get bought in IPL, Yuvi is likely to be bought at some price but its going to be low IMHO.
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Yuvi's marketing pull has a big role to play. I read somewhere that sponsors want big names in teams too. But I have noticed a trend in IPL. Teams will put up with big names for a few seasons after which they will dump them and no one will look back. Eg - Ross Taylor (after a brilliant season or two kept giving diminishing returns), Sanga (dunno about his earlier seasons but his last few seasons were flops). Yuvi will fall in the same category. I highly doubt Yuvi will be picked up for a big price even if he scores big in domestic. That's what happened in the last 2 years so I think his chances are over. Plus historically too he has never been a good IPL player which counts against him. His marketing factor is a huge shot in his arm which out of form foreign players don't have but don't think it will save him for 3rd year in a row. I don't know the exact price in auctions he will fetch next year but when guys like Saurabh Tiwari and countless hacks get bought in IPL, Yuvi is likely to be bought at some price but its going to be low IMHO.
As i have already stated in my previous post, Yuvi's base price itself (2 cr.) will be nearly double the price you claimed in your post, so lets just wait for next year auctions, no amount of back and forth arguement will result in any agreement on this topic.
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As i have already stated in my previous post' date=' Yuvi's base price itself (2 cr.) will be nearly double the price you claimed in your post, so lets just wait for next year auctions, no amount of back and forth arguement will result in any agreement on this topic.[/quote'] Of course, only the real auction can tell us what's it going to be. You quoted me so I presented my viewpoint in a more detailed way. Plus 200K was just an off the cuff remark. Point is he won't go for a high price like he does now. He may fetch a price depending upon his base price but won't be fiercely bidded by teams.
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Yuvi's marketing pull has a big role to play. I read somewhere that sponsors want big names in teams too. .
Every moron who watched Indian cricket during the noughties is his fan. or atleast has a softspot for him. sehwag doesnt have half the fan following yuvraj has. which tells us that normal indian fans dont care about test records, all they know and care about is ODI records and good looks :p thats why i feel rohit sharma will eventually earn 10 times more than pujara, murali vijay and rahane combined.
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StatementA : Doesn't help if owner is a golt :phehehe: StatementB : GMR infra was 240 rs in 2008 and its less than 15 now Inference: Yuvraj's bad form
is there any connection b/w A, B and inference other than your blind hatred for anything non-tamil brah??
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is there any connection b/w A' date=' B and inference other than your blind hatred for anything non-tamil brah??[/quote'] :laugh::laugh: There is a charisma with being a good ODI player for sure. Test cricket is for purists and only the English would find charisma in that :hatsoff: It takes great skill, sure and we love it, but it is not sexy :nono:
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