Ultimate_Game Posted April 24, 2011 Posted April 24, 2011 India hardly plays T20s. I was going with the T20 Cups. He's the only one who looked good when pitch had some pace and bounce. Yuvi & Raina are quite deadly on sub-continent pitches or where the bounce and pace is not much. On a pace friendly track Rohit generally shows up. Hope he translates his talent and potential to odis and Test cricket
The Outsider Posted April 24, 2011 Posted April 24, 2011 I was going with the T20 Cups. He's the only one who looked good when pitch had some pace and bounce. Yuvi & Raina are quite deadly on sub-continent pitches or where the bounce and pace is not much. On a pace friendly track Rohit generally shows up. Hope he translates his talent and potential to odis and Test cricket Next WT20 is in Sri Lanka. No need to invest in specialist T20 players. Rohit looked absolutely clueless in South Africa against pace and bounce.
King Tendulkar Posted April 24, 2011 Author Posted April 24, 2011 ^ He will have learnt valuable lessons from that and will improve from it. He is only 23.
King Tendulkar Posted April 24, 2011 Author Posted April 24, 2011 The guy must go straight in to odi team minmum. And be given a 6 moth run. He will prove his class. His perfromances in domestic cricket have been superb and he has slimmed down. To me he is pushing for test place. Only young batter I would pick ahead of him in test team is Kohli. Apart from that I would pick him ahead of Pujara and co.
The Outsider Posted April 24, 2011 Posted April 24, 2011 ^ He will have learnt valuable lessons from that and will improve from it. He is only 23. Not arguing with that. Maybe he will improve, but at present he is nowhere near the class of Kohli or Pujara against pace and bounce as U_G seemed to be implying by hyping up his game against pace and bounce.
King Tendulkar Posted April 24, 2011 Author Posted April 24, 2011 Not arguing with that. Maybe he will improve' date=' but at present he is nowhere near the class of Kohli or Pujara against pace and bounce as U_G seemed to be implying by hyping up his game against pace and bounce.[/quote'] Not in class of Kohli I agree. But Pujara did not show much in SA but I do rate him. In fact both Pujara and Shrama struggled in SA but both are young and not established, tough examanation there. Both if get a run against easier teams/conditions will come on and improve massivley cos of that. And next time they play in SA they will be much better for it and deliver. Never understimnate youth in terms of ability and improvement. Am sure Sharma will have learnt and improved massivley from SA tour. He is 23 and I believe his time is now
Ultimate_Game Posted April 24, 2011 Posted April 24, 2011 Next WT20 is in Sri Lanka. No need to invest in specialist T20 players. Rohit looked absolutely clueless in South Africa against pace and bounce. I wouldn't say he looked totally clueless. After all he was the key member of the T20 Cup winning team and his innings against SA in that tourney, played on one of the most seam friendly pitches I have ever seen in a T20, was outstanding. Having played with Tendulkar would help him quite a bit and should at least be given an extended run in the national team. He's only 23 and way too soon to be discarded as a has been.
vvvslaxman Posted April 24, 2011 Posted April 24, 2011 Dinesh karthik for all his mediocrity , did very well both in England and SA in the tests. So we cannot strictly go by performances in SA. Yes. he looked out of place lot of times. But even SA commies were of the opinion Rohit has lot more time to play bowlers. Forget about Rohit doing well in South Africa.. Let him do well in India for India first.
The Outsider Posted April 24, 2011 Posted April 24, 2011 Not in class of Kohli I agree. But Pujara did not show much in SA but I do rate him. In fact both Pujara and Shrama struggled in SA but both are young and not established, tough examanation there. Both if get a run against easier teams/conditions will come on and improve massivley cos of that. And next time they play in SA they will be much better for it and deliver. Never understimnate youth in terms of ability and improvement. Am sure Sharma will have learnt and improved massivley from SA tour. He is 23 and I believe his time is now You are preaching to the choir. I have always rated Rohit Sharma as a batsman with a lot of potential, and if he doesn't let the IPL riches mess up his work ethic he has everything in him to make it big. But saying that he is comfortable against pace and bounce is simply not true - he needs to do a lot of work. Pujara really impressed me in the partnership with Laxman at Durban - did not score too much, but showed the necessary technique. Sharma is too loose against quality bowling at the moment.
Cricket Tragic Posted April 24, 2011 Posted April 24, 2011 You are preaching to the choir. I have always rated Rohit Sharma as a batsman with a lot of potential' date=' and [b']if he doesn't let the IPL riches mess up his work ethic he has everything in him to make it big. But saying that he is comfortable against pace and bounce is simply not true - he needs to do a lot of work. Pujara really impressed me in the partnership with Laxman at Durban - did not score too much, but showed the necessary technique. Sharma is too loose against quality bowling at the moment. Fair to say that he already has. The good thing is that he has age on his side.
daryl1985 Posted April 26, 2011 Posted April 26, 2011 From what i have seen from our young batsman, Rohit has the most natural talent but in terms of being the total package, Virat Kohli is our best prospect. I also really like the look of Pujara. I think it is a bit sad that Badrinath will probably never get a run in the side.
Stuge Posted April 26, 2011 Posted April 26, 2011 Rohit shamra is BWM of IPL/Domestic and he is not even a tri cycle of international matches .
Khalpat Posted April 27, 2011 Posted April 27, 2011 From what i have seen from our young batsman' date=' Rohit has the most natural talent but in terms of being the total package, Virat Kohli is our best prospect. I also really like the look of Pujara. I think it is a bit sad that Badrinath will probably never get a run in the side.[/quote'] I am not sure about natural talent. But I always get the feeling whenever I see Rohit playing that he has got so much time for playing his shot. The thing which was seen in Inzimam, even if he is playing fastest bowler of this planet it seems he has got ample time, that laziness sometimes when he is on song gives immense pleasure to the eyes.
King Tendulkar Posted May 28, 2011 Author Posted May 28, 2011 Can't believe Rohit is not in test squad for windies with all these withdrawals. He is far better player for tests then Raina for one. Big mistake not picking Rohit
King Tendulkar Posted June 6, 2011 Author Posted June 6, 2011 Very classy knock by Rohit. Oozed class. Tricky pitch yet maipulated ball with ease in to gaps to gain singles and then hit some very elegant shots to boundary. Also came in when in a bit of trouble and saw the team all the way to finish line. Welcome to the start of the rohit era:winky: p.s get him in the test squad asap. double p.s watch how he is going to silence you foolish critics and how one by one you will shamlessley jump on the bandwagon:giggle: You ****ers did the same with gambhir who I relentleesley chamipioned despite vicious hostility towards him.
King Tendulkar Posted June 6, 2011 Author Posted June 6, 2011 Come on chumps give him some love. The big fella benefits from TLC:cantstop:
Sid Posted June 6, 2011 Posted June 6, 2011 Oh I was thinking why didnt KT post in match thread when Rohit made a 50 :D
Laaloo Posted June 6, 2011 Posted June 6, 2011 If there was DRS, he would have been out way earlier in his innings
Sachinism Posted June 6, 2011 Posted June 6, 2011 Very classy knock by Rohit. Oozed class. Tricky pitch yet maipulated ball with ease in to gaps to gain singles and then hit some very elegant shots to boundary. Also came in when in a bit of trouble and saw the team all the way to finish line. Welcome to the start of the rohit era:winky: p.s get him in the test squad asap. double p.s watch how he is going to silence you foolish critics and how one by one you will shamlessley jump on the bandwagon:giggle: You ****ers did the same with gambhir who I relentleesley chamipioned despite vicious hostility towards him. :cantstop: I always backed Gauti :finger: Anyway nobody has ever denied the guy is extremely talented but issue was lack of focus.
King Tendulkar Posted June 6, 2011 Author Posted June 6, 2011 If there was DRS' date=' he would have been out way earlier in his innings[/quote'] Bloody hell thats hate. You were not even a teeny weeny bit impressed?
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