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"The Ball will fly" - The first ever Pune Test Pitch


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On 2/21/2017 at 9:44 PM, Cricketics said:

Could be to fool the Aussies to play one less spinner. If our folks are thinking like that, then too bad I feel for us. I think their seamers are capable of performing better than their spinners in India even on spinning surfaces. 

 

16 minutes ago, maniac said:

Everyone got trolled...if it is a minefield with uneven bounce usually express bowlers like Starc become as dangerous as spinners as well but rest of the Aussie attack already out of the equation 

Naa, some have acumen. I knew it won't be like curstor talked. 

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Just now, Cricketics said:

 

Naa, some have acumen. I knew it won't be like curstor talked. 

You are confusing acumen with assumption....wait for it....going to share some insights very soon let the game begin :)

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Just now, maniac said:

You are confusing acumen with assumption....wait for it....going to share some insights very soon let the game begin :)

Game started. Change your tv. 

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This pitch gives Oz their best chance to pull out a win.    Ash and Sir don't need a crumbler to work their magic - this track brings Starc, Lyon and O'keefe into the game.  

 

Bad toss to lose, but bad pitch preparation.  It looks like elephants danced on the pitch on day 1 after 20 overs.  Not good.

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3 minutes ago, sandeep said:

This pitch gives Oz their best chance to pull out a win.    Ash and Sir don't need a crumbler to work their magic - this track brings Starc, Lyon and O'keefe into the game.  

 

Bad toss to lose, but bad pitch preparation.  It looks like elephants danced on the pitch on day 1 after 20 overs.  Not good.

To allow starc to score more runs will be criminal. But I don't think okeefe and starc will much of an affect. Lyon yes. 

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2 hours ago, sandeep said:

This pitch gives Oz their best chance to pull out a win.    Ash and Sir don't need a crumbler to work their magic - this track brings Starc, Lyon and O'keefe into the game.  

 

Bad toss to lose, but bad pitch preparation.  It looks like elephants danced on the pitch on day 1 after 20 overs.  Not good.

So in the same post you called it a flattish pitch-

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This pitch gives Oz their best chance to pull out a win

A pitch with decent bounce that will aid spinners and pacers

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this track brings Starc, Lyon and O'keefe into the game.  

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Bad toss to lose, but bad pitch preparation.  It looks like elephants danced on the pitch on day 1 after 20 overs.  Not good.

^ A minefield

 

 

:clap::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

 

 

Posted (edited)
17 minutes ago, maniac said:

So in the same post you called it a flattish pitch-

A pitch with decent bounce that will aid spinners and pacers

^ A minefield

 

 

:clap::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

 

 

This is what frustrates me when you respond to my posts witjh inane nonsense and attribute it to me.  Where did I call it flat or one with decent bounce?  Or a minefield for that matter?    

 

My point is that the track makes it easy for average spinners to be effective and is breaking up enough already for high quality quicks to be effective if they attack the stumps.  Indian spinners do not need such a track to be effective.    

 

I know you have comprehension handicaps, but try to stay away from total idiocy.  If you can.  Good luck.

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This pitch looks far worse than it is. We have to wait till India bats. My gut feeling will be that India will score around 400 on this pitch and then bundle out Aussies for cheaply. Starc could be one Aussie bowler who could trouble Indian batsmen if gets the ball to reverse like Umesh Yadav did. Having said that, the pitch did not look very good on the first day with very uneven bounce. Definitely not a very good pitch. And the curator had no clue when he said "The ball will fly on this pitch". He must be trying to deceive the Aussies or he is just clueless.

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2 hours ago, imranraf said:

This pitch looks far worse than it is. We have to wait till India bats. My gut feeling will be that India will score around 400 on this pitch and then bundle out Aussies for cheaply. Starc could be one Aussie bowler who could trouble Indian batsmen if gets the ball to reverse like Umesh Yadav did. Having said that, the pitch did not look very good on the first day with very uneven bounce. Definitely not a very good pitch. And the curator had no clue when he said "The ball will fly on this pitch". He must be trying to deceive the Aussies or he is just clueless.

Where was the uneven bounce?

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