England LOI team will totally humiliate us in ODI's and T20's

[Malcolm Merlyn]

Rohit 43, second best. One more thing, It tells you how batting has become easier in ODIs overseas. Imagine the type of pitches we used to get in ODIs in Australia and SA in 90s and early to mid 2000s.

What needs to be checked here is how many runs were scored againist a neutral country.Like Againist SL in Aus.

[vayuu1]

I think, guy's like sarfaraz, pant, krunal, hooda,sky, iyer are must in our odi setup,need kuldeep yadav in the squad too, pant can be the hard hitting guy at the top,while,sky sarfaraz can be the hard hitting unorthodox batters in the middle order,also pandya senior ,hooda can be the power hitters in lower order, also iyer has shown tendancy to play at faster rate, the 3 and 4 pillars can be kohli and Rahul,kuldeep yadav can be a surprise weapon as well

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One thing we must not forget, our preparation should be regarding champions trophy and world cup.

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[express bowling]

1 hour ago, Malcolm Merlyn said:

What needs to be checked here is how many runs were scored againist a neutral country.Like Againist SL in Aus.

This following list is of averages of  Indian batsmen in ODIs played outside Asia against only non-Asian teams ( excluding Zim , minimum 1000 runs )

 

Overall figures

Player	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	0
RG Sharma	2008-2016	49	46	7	1642	171*	42.10	2087	78.67	3	10	3
V Kohli	2009-2016	50	48	4	1817	123	41.29	2082	87.27	5	10	3
S Dhawan	2011-2016	32	31	2	1171	137	40.37	1313	89.18	4	5	1
MS Dhoni	2006-2016	75	66	11	2182	95	39.67	2669	81.75	0	15	2
R Dravid	1996-2011	74	72	7	2501	123*	38.47	3609	69.29	2	24	3
SR Tendulkar	1990-2012	105	104	6	3271	163*	33.37	4200	77.88	4	19	5
M Azharuddin	1985-1999	78	76	12	2126	93	33.21	3079	69.04	0	15	2
SC Ganguly	1992-2007	60	60	1	1893	127	32.08	2706	69.95	2	14	5
V Sehwag	2001-2012	47	47	1	1427	125*	31.02	1536	92.90	3	6	4
DB Vengsarkar	1976-1990	45	44	5	1183	88	30.33	1853	63.84	0	7	3
SM Gavaskar	1974-1986	41	39	4	1026	92*	29.31	1917	53.52	0	8	1
Yuvraj Singh	2001-2013	63	58	2	1633	139	29.16	2012	81.16	2	9	6
SK Raina	2006-2015	54	47	4	1113	100	25.88	1211	91.90	1	3	1
K Srikkanth	1983-1992	43	43	2	1037	93*	25.29	1616	64.17	0	7	6
N Kapil Dev	1979-1994	79	73	10	1528	75	24.25	1658	92.15	0	7	7

 

http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/stats/index.html?class=2;filter=advanced;home_or_away=2;home_or_away=3;host=1;host=2;host=3;host=4;host=5;opposition=1;opposition=2;opposition=3;opposition=4;opposition=5;orderby=batting_average;qualmin1=1000;qualval1=runs;team=6;template=results;type=batting

 

 

 

This following list is of averages of  Indian batsmen in ODIs played  outside Asia against only the home team ( excluding Zim , minimum 1000 runs )

 

 

Overall figures

Player	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	0
RG Sharma	2008-2016	45	42	7	1518	171*	43.37	1926	78.81	3	8	2
V Kohli	2011-2016	42	41	3	1594	123	41.94	1796	88.75	5	9	3
MS Dhoni	2006-2016	67	61	10	2041	95	40.01	2483	82.19	0	15	2
R Dravid	1996-2011	65	64	6	2249	123*	38.77	3250	69.20	2	21	3
M Azharuddin	1985-1999	57	55	10	1594	93	35.42	2317	68.79	0	12	1
SR Tendulkar	1990-2012	88	88	5	2802	163*	33.75	3555	78.81	4	16	4
SC Ganguly	1996-2007	52	52	1	1701	127	33.35	2387	71.26	2	13	5
V Sehwag	2001-2012	43	43	1	1317	125*	31.35	1416	93.00	3	5	4
Yuvraj Singh	2001-2013	59	55	2	1567	139	29.56	1932	81.10	2	9	5
SK Raina	2006-2015	46	42	4	1074	100	28.26	1167	92.03	1	3	1

 

http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/stats/index.html?class=2;filter=advanced;home_or_away=2;host=1;host=2;host=3;host=4;host=5;opposition=1;opposition=2;opposition=3;opposition=4;opposition=5;orderby=batting_average;qualmin1=1000;qualval1=runs;team=6;template=results;type=batting

 

 

 

 

Edited October 27, 2016 by express bowling

[mishra]

17 hours ago, maniac said:

ODI Strike rates of England ODI squad batsmen(most probable as squads not announced)

Morgan 87.28

M.Ali 97.01

J.Butler 120.09

A.Hales 94.29

J.Roy 103.74

B.Stokes 94.42

J.Baristow 86.57

C.Woakes 84.28

B.Duckett 80.92

S.Billings 110.94

J.Vince 84.55

It is all meaningless. For past few years, England have been producing best Phatta tracks where IIRC both sides have been scoring over 300 runs. Infact the mentality creeped up in tests too. Against Pakistan, If it wasn't weather conditions none of tracks had ability to take around 40 wickets. English side is already exposed on Bangla pitches. If only Bongs had a bit of experience and resilience, they could have won odi series and test series.

 

Bottomline is, If we have fully fit squad and Tailunt NOT pulling back Indian team with average in low teen, we should comfortably win.

Edited October 27, 2016 by mishra

[Laaloo]

Thankfully Dhoni has retired us from tests. He can't hurt us there.

[SLICKR392]

Can they do it on a sunny day at Eden, Kolkata? Neither there, nor anywhere are they gonna thrash us. Series might end 4-1 or 5-0. All those strike rates don't mean a lot when 2 of those 100+ are yet to play more than 40 ODIs. Buttler dude is more inconsistent than Rohit Sharma. That says something!