zep1706 Posted January 2, 2012 Posted January 2, 2012 I would play him in Sydney in place of Kohli, but knowing how Dhoni likes to stick to his decisions I don't see that happening. Kohli has similar problem in his technique as Ponting. He goes across too soon and closes the face of the bat, on the other hand I don't see any apparent fault in Rohit's technique, although technical flaws get exposed mainly in tests which he hasn't played yet. But he can't do any worse than what Kohli did in Melbourne. They should take the chance.
Cricket Tragic Posted January 2, 2012 Posted January 2, 2012 Like Aaron,Shammi Ahmed and Nechim...atleast this time its a Batsman But i think our chances against OZ are improved as KT appeared 24 hours befoire match...normally he wont visible a week before and after a Drubbing :--D Don't compare him with Aaron and co. Atleast Rohit has potential and some performances to talk about. :giggle:
Laaloo Posted January 2, 2012 Posted January 2, 2012 Kohli needs to be given a fair run. He also needs a kick up his backside to work on his game instead of his maa behen poems.
Blue-no1 Posted January 2, 2012 Posted January 2, 2012 Seeing the way Kohli got out in the 2nd innings, I have no hope for this guy. A cross bat flick to an in Swinger on middle stump of the 1st ball and that too on a fast swinging pitch..jack *****. :nervous: Hopefully he will prove me wrong in Sydney
gaurav92 Posted January 3, 2012 Posted January 3, 2012 Got 23 today, looked composed before repeating the same mistake again :wall:
King Tendulkar Posted January 15, 2012 Author Posted January 15, 2012 Now for gods sake play him in last test. Kohli has showed what giving a run to a talented youngster can do. Now we have missed investing in Rohit. But do it now. He must be picked ahead of either Dravid or Laxman. If he does not play final test then its a disgrace
saneindian Posted January 15, 2012 Posted January 15, 2012 Every youngster in the side needs a test now. 5 changes for the last test Sehwag goes out, Rahane in VVS goes out , Rohit comes in MSD out, Saha in Ishant out, Ashwin in Vinay out, Ojha in Let Gauti or for that matter Zaheer lead the side in the last test.
India-KXIP fan Posted January 15, 2012 Posted January 15, 2012 Rohit and Rahane(dont know who hed replace so unlikely) should play in Adelaide. Ashwin should be back for Vinay. What do we have to lose anyway?
King Tendulkar Posted March 19, 2012 Author Posted March 19, 2012 Class. In 1 years time he will up there with kohli! This guy will be amazing in tests. Must debut asap
Old guy Posted March 19, 2012 Posted March 19, 2012 with his technique he will do fine in sub continent.. even england dont have much hopes in bouncy conditions tbh
Ultimate_Game Posted March 19, 2012 Posted March 19, 2012 Class. In 1 years time he will up there with kohli! This guy will be amazing in tests. Must debut asap Couldn't agree more. He's more suited to longer format where he doesn't have the pressure to rotate the strike as much and no pressure to score quick runs & playing a brainless shot. He, along with Rahane, Pujara and Mukund are the ones to watch out for.
Vijy Posted March 19, 2012 Posted March 19, 2012 Couldn't agree more. He's more suited to longer format where he doesn't have the pressure to rotate the strike as much and no pressure to score quick runs & playing a brainless shot. He' date=' along with Rahane, Pujara and [b']Mukund are the ones to watch out for. Mukund? I don't think he'll do well on pitches with juice and/or against quality bowlers. I can see Philander, Steyn, etc all pwning him. Tiwary should be in that list too.
Ultimate_Game Posted March 19, 2012 Posted March 19, 2012 Mukund? I don't think he'll do well on pitches with juice and/or against quality bowlers. I can see Philander' date=' Steyn, etc all pwning him. Tiwary should be in that list too.[/quote'] Mukund is a specialist opener who averages close to 60 in FC and whatever I saw of him, he seemed to fight it out in the middle. It's unfortunate the guy only played on difficult pitches and has yet to play a Test at home so I will give hime the benefit of doubt. As for Tiwary, no doubt he's talented but others I mentioned are ahead of him in the queue IMO. But he should get his chance in the near future once our seniors retire and the logjam in our middle order clears up a bit.
Old guy Posted March 19, 2012 Posted March 19, 2012 lol@ people counting off mukund already wht i saw was.. a nervous kid trying his best to fight it out! still played well...tried his best... and wasnt actually bad against short stuff just needs to get some confidence and some work on his game...(off side play) he will do well.. he is def the future test prospect but right now some one like rahane imho is more complete for tests
vishalvirsingh Posted March 20, 2012 Posted March 20, 2012 Rohit has temperament issue- So many opportunities and still failing..... Manoj Tiwary would have done a much better Job , Rahane wud have done a better Job, Mukund wud have grabbed- I can tell u Manoj, Rahane and Mukund will be more successfull in future where as Rohit wud be a once in bluemoon hero like a sehwag and others..... Pujara may challenge even Kohli as I feel the closest to Kohli is Pujara. Rohit did not impress me against Pak as well, it was an average innings on a Patta wicket. I wish Yusuf shud have got a chance and he applied - it was a DEAD wicket- to get oneself out was a difficult chance. Dinda and pathan bowled well and so did Ashwin. Even Pak chucker Ajmal was dangerous and Gul was dangerous
Vijy Posted March 20, 2012 Posted March 20, 2012 It is surprising that the Indian selectors consistently keep giving chances to players in formats that they are not best suited: Rohit, Tiwary and Rahane have FC averages of over 60 and List A averages of less than 40 and yet these guys have been pushed into the wrong formats. And there are other players who have very good List A records who haven't come close to selection.
zaqw222222 Posted March 20, 2012 Posted March 20, 2012 He still have some problems while pacing an ODI innings, would want to try him in test matches
CG Posted March 20, 2012 Posted March 20, 2012 Mukund is a specialist opener who averages close to 60 in FC and whatever I saw of him' date=' he seemed to fight it out in the middle. It's unfortunate the guy only played on difficult pitches and has yet to play a Test at home so I will give hime the benefit of doubt. As for Tiwary, no doubt he's talented but others I mentioned are ahead of him in the queue IMO. But he should get his chance in the near future once our seniors retire and the logjam in our middle order clears up a bit.[/quote'] Mukund might score runs in india,But abroad he does not give any confidence.He hangs on the backfoot to every ball yet gets in to a tangle playing the short ball.Unless he improves his technique he will be another failure abroad.
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