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MS Dhoni looking to get back to his old technique


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I think it's good to see where team stands and how much it will improve ..
If they have those same pitches, we have no hope whatsoever. Our pacers will be carted and our spinners can't do much except Sydney and Adelaide. Our batsmen will score some centuries and that will be the saving grace. Australia pitches for the recent SA and India tours have been a disgrace. As crazy as it may seem, India only has hope when the pitch has something for the bowlers. But there...it will be a complete patta (if its like anything in recent times).
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Am I the only one who has these questions What exactly was msd's old technique and what's exactly is this new technique? The only difference is a fearless hitter vs a number crunching finisher
Even for fearless hitting like he used to, you need some technique. Afridi doesn't have and hence, well...
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If they have those same pitches, we have no hope whatsoever. Our pacers will be carted and our spinners can't do much except Sydney and Adelaide. Our batsmen will score some centuries and that will be the saving grace. Australia pitches for the recent SA and India tours have been a disgrace. As crazy as it may seem, India only has hope when the pitch has something for the bowlers. But there...it will be a complete patta (if its like anything in recent times).
Conditions are becoming like that almost everywhere. Subcontinent bowlers have no choice but to adapt to it...
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This time becoz of new Fielding changes spinners will have much more leeway and the likes of Maxwell , Faulkner etc will be far less effective. So we will have a better chance that last time

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This time becoz of new Fielding changes spinners will have much more leeway and the likes of Maxwell , Faulkner etc will be far less effective. So we will have a better chance that last time
But those fielding changes haven't been approved yet?
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But those fielding changes haven't been approved yet?
Formality as any decision has to be approved by Executive committee
The Cricket Committee’s remit is to discuss cricket-playing matters and to make recommendations to the ICC Chief Executives’ Committee and the ICC Board that will meet in Barbados during the apex body’s annual conference week, from 22-26 June.
http://indianexpress.com/article/sports/cricket/icc-reviews-odi-rules-recommends-removal-of-batting-powerplay/ So all ODIs starting from July will have new Fielding regulations

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