sandeep Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 Assumptions: All players are fit and available for selection, including Rohit Sharma and Shami. My ODI XI Rohit Sharma Shikhar Dhawan KL Rahul VK Dhoni Manish Pandey Hardik Pandya R Jadeja R Ashwin M Shami J Bumrah VK and KL should share the #3 slot - if we lose an early wicket, KL comes in, with the aim to keep the innings momentum going, especially in the powerplay. If we get a good start and its already past the 14th 15th over, VK comes in at #3. Rishabh Pant, Kuldeep Yadav, Bhuvi, Umesh, Rahane and Axar Patel are the backups. Pant should be rotated in and given opportunity whenever possible. Golu Kuldeep plays whenever we can rest Ashwin, and Axar backs up Jadeja. Bhuvi and Umesh are the spare pacers, while Rahane is the spare tire for top order batting. Keep the search going for the next-gen Suresh Raina - batsman who can score quickly without needing a lot of balls to get set - a la Yuvi, Raina, Pandya, Yusuf. Best if he can contribute a handful of overs too. Deepak Hooda, Krunal Pandya and their ilk to be monitored closely in Syed Mushtaq tourney as well as IPL. T20: Rohit Sharma Rishabh Pant KL Rahul VK Suryakumar Yadav Hardik Pandya Dhoni / Manish Pandey Mishra Ashwin Shami Bumrah Kuldeep (next man in if any spinner is to be replaced), Jadeja, Bhuvi, Manish Pandey. Surya Yadav has flashed the potential to play the maxwell/buttler type of innings in the past and is one of the few Indian batsmen who have very good control and ability with the reverse sweeps and paddles. This type of batsmen really make things difficult for opposing bowlers and captains in terms of setting fields and determining bowling plans. Wouldn't mind seeing him in the mix, especially if he does well in Syed Mushtaq and IPL. tweaker and Mosher 2
Laaloo Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 My ODI XI Rohit Sharma KL Rahul VK Dhoni Manish Pandey Pant Hardik Pandya R Jadeja/Kuldeep R Ashwin M Shami/Umesh/Bhuvi depending on pitch and conditions J Bumrah T20: Rohit Sharma Uthappa maybe. Anyone from domestics? Rishabh Pant KL Rahul VK Manish Pandey Hardik Pandya Kuldeep Ashwin Shami Bumrah tweaker and Mosher 2
express bowling Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 (edited) ODIs - 1. Rohit / Dhawan 2. Pant ( needs to debut at No.4, when Rahul opens, get used to international pace and then open after 5 games ) 3. Kohli 4. Rahul ( good test quality batsman and can be big hitter ) / Nair 5. Dhoni / Kishan ( in less important matches. to get him acclimatized ) / Nair 6. Hooda ( big hitter, good FC average and part-time bowler ) 7. Pandya ( big hitter and fast bowler ) 8. Axar / Jadeja / Krunal ( spinners + can be hitters ) 9. Ashwin / Kuldeep 10. Shami / Umesh / Nathu / Bhuvi 11. Bumrah T20Is - 1. Rohit 2. Pant ( needs to debut at No.4, when Rahul opens, get used to international pace and then open after 5 games ) 3. Kohli 4. Rahul ( good test quality batsman and can be big hitter ) 5. Dhoni / Kishan 6. Krunal / Hooda 7. Hardik ( big hitter and fast bowler ) 8. Axar ( spinner+ can be hitter ) 9. Kuldeep / Ashwin 10. Bhuvi / Nathu / Sran 11. Bumrah Edited January 13, 2017 by express bowling Mosher and tweaker 2
Mosher Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 Good teams. But Pandey's batting position is too low either he has to bat at 4/5 or should not be in the playing 11 at all. He is not a big hitter. Rather have Pant batting at no.6. Pant can also play the role of the floater if an early wicket falls. Rahul, Kohli and Dhoni can build the innings and also Rahul and Kohli can change gears when needed. Kuldeep needs to be in the playing 11 in T20's in place of Mishra. express bowling and Laaloo 2
BeautifulGame Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 My ODI XI for world cup Rohit Sharma Shikar Dhawan Kohli MSD Rahul Rishab Pant Hardik Pandya R Jadeja R Ashwin M Shami J Bumrah Either that or or should go with Rohit Sharma Rishab Pant Kohli MSD Rahul Manish Pandey Hardik Pandya R Jadeja R Ashwin M Shami J Bumrah I am really not sure about which is Pant's best position in ODIs.We need a fast opener as well as a big hitter down the order.Should decide the XI based on the success of Dhawan in England series
sandeep Posted January 12, 2017 Author Posted January 12, 2017 2 minutes ago, Mosher said: Good teams. But Pandey's batting position is too low either he has to bat at 4/5 or should not be in the playing 11 at all. He is not a big hitter. Rather have Pant batting at no.6. Pant can also play the role of the floater if an early wicket falls. Rahul, Kohli and Dhoni can build the innings and also Rahul and Kohli can change gears when needed. Kuldeep needs to be in the playing 11 in T20's in place of Mishra. Agree that Pandey should either be at 4/5 or not in the team. He will replace Dhoni on the batting front once MS retires. A future batting lineup of Rohit, Pant, KL Rahul, VK, Pandey, Pandya, Hooda/Krunal/desi Symonds-maxwell type, will restore India's ODI batting to its rightful status as an ominous threatening juggernaut that makes teams think that they need 25 runs above par to have a chance to win. Formula should be - have 3 guys who are habituated to murder bowlers at the top, at least one of which can switch gears if required. 2 guys in the middle who control the ODI innings from 15-40 - VK is the best ever at this. And then 2 guys after them who on their day will get you 10 runs an over. We need a decent mix of RH and LH bats, and also the ability to get about 12-15 overs from this top 7. That's how Team India won the World cup in 2011. Mosher 1
BeautifulGame Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 Pandey isnt good enoguh to be a top 4 for Batsman.He takes too many risks and gung ho in his approach as he showed in New Zealand series.Better of playing him at six and strengthening the batting order.
express bowling Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 32 minutes ago, laaloo said: Krunal as in Krunal pandya? Yes
express bowling Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 33 minutes ago, Mosher said: Good teams. But Pandey's batting position is too low either he has to bat at 4/5 or should not be in the playing 11 at all. He is not a big hitter. Rather have Pant batting at no.6. Pant can also play the role of the floater if an early wicket falls. Rahul, Kohli and Dhoni can build the innings and also Rahul and Kohli can change gears when needed. Kuldeep needs to be in the playing 11 in T20's in place of Mishra. All valid points
express bowling Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 25 minutes ago, sandeep said: A future batting lineup of Rohit, Pant, KL Rahul, VK, Pandey, Pandya, Hooda/Krunal/desi Symonds-maxwell type, will restore India's ODI batting to its rightful status as an ominous threatening juggernaut that makes teams think that they need 25 runs above par to have a chance to win. Kohli has been super successful in both ODIs and T20Is at no.3 and I don't see him changing his batting position. Mosher 1
Ankit_sharma03 Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 For t20 Pant Kohli Rohit Rahul Sarfraz/hooda Krunal Hardik Ashwin Kuldeep Bumrah Bhuvi For ODI- Rohit Pant Kohli Rahul Dhoni Yuvraj/hooda Hardik Ashwin/kuldeep Jadeja/kuldeep Shami Bumrah These are just for now and for fun, with the emergance of so many good talent their wud be a lot of changes. I think we shud pick these 11 n squad series by series as of now.
maniac Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 (edited) Need to see a little bit of more Krunal Pandya....Hardik was fast tracked because he had batting ability+could hit 140K's-so he was at the right place at the right time-so totally ok with that Krunal had one good IPL season and so did Negi and we say how he turned out...Is Krunal better than Axar and Negi? Edited January 12, 2017 by maniac
express bowling Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 (edited) Hope to see this 11 eventually ....... TESTS - In Asia 1. Vijay / Parthiv ( as injury cover for openers ) 2. Rahul 3. Pujara 4. Kohli 5. Nair / Rahane 6. Pant ( when he is ready as keeper ) ( try him against Bangladesh first ) 7. Ashwin 8. Jadeja 9. Kuldeep ( Pant's inclusion will strengthen our batting and we can play him ) / Jayant 10. Umesh / Ishant ( injury cover ) / Nathu 11. Shami TESTS - Out of Asia 1. Vijay / Parthiv ( as injury cover for opners ) 2. Rahul 3. Pujara / Nair 4. Kohli 5. Rahane 6. Pant ( when he is ready as keeper ) 7. Ashwin / Jayant ( injury cover ) 8. Hardik / Vijay Shankar 9. Umesh / Nathu 10. Ishant / Bhuvi / Shardul / Aaron 11. Shami Edited January 12, 2017 by express bowling Mosher 1
sandeep Posted January 12, 2017 Author Posted January 12, 2017 53 minutes ago, express bowling said: Kohli has been super successful in both ODIs and T20Is at no.3 and I don't see him changing his batting position. What I'm arguing for would effectively make #4 the #3 spot - I don't want the fall of an early wicket to force India into accumulate/consolidate mode. Send in a Pant or a KL Rahul and keep attacking. Consolidate if 2 wickets fall, or VK back at #3 if the 1st 2 last into the 15th over even while going after the bowling. Goal should be to get close to 120 in the 1st 15, and I don't want to sacrifice VK in the pursuit of that if we lose one in the 1st 10 overs. Its high time Team India started aiming higher with the bat in ODIs.
sandeep Posted January 12, 2017 Author Posted January 12, 2017 36 minutes ago, maniac said: Need to see a little bit of more Krunal Pandya....Hardik was fast tracked because he had batting ability+could hit 140K's-so he was at the right place at the right time-so totally ok with that Krunal had one good IPL season and so did Negi and we say how he turned out...Is Krunal better than Axar and Negi? Even a broken clock can be right a couple of times a day I guess
express bowling Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 52 minutes ago, sandeep said: What I'm arguing for would effectively make #4 the #3 spot - I don't want the fall of an early wicket to force India into accumulate/consolidate mode. Send in a Pant or a KL Rahul and keep attacking. Consolidate if 2 wickets fall, or VK back at #3 if the 1st 2 last into the 15th over even while going after the bowling. Goal should be to get close to 120 in the 1st 15, and I don't want to sacrifice VK in the pursuit of that if we lose one in the 1st 10 overs. Its high time Team India started aiming higher with the bat in ODIs. I understand what you are trying to say but I was suggesting what is more likely to happen in practice. I would send a Pant or a Rahul as one of the openers. Knowing Kohli, I don't see him coming at no.4 in LOIs , whatever the situation.
King Tendulkar Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 Ps kohli should always bat 3 also pant shouod be 6 . We crave power 10 to 20 over s to go . Him 6 and Hardik 7 could be solution
sandeep Posted January 12, 2017 Author Posted January 12, 2017 Just now, King Tendulkar said: Ps kohli should always bat 3 also pant shouod be 6 . We crave power 10 to 20 over s to go . Him 6 and Hardik 7 could be solution We are masters of the middle overs in ODIs - we do OK up front only if one or both of the openers fire, and we have been pretty ordinary in the last 10 overs. So yes, you are right, we are desperately lacking power down the order. Pant and Pandya could be the guys for the job. But the whole mentality needs to change. Can't have the openers tuk-tuking in the 1st 15 and ask #5,6 and 7 to get us 150 in the last 12 overs all the time.
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