pasag
RTDAS
Haha yeah, similar thing here.
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Prince EWS
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Chawla seems to have good control and good variation in flight - but his seam position has bene nothing short of horrible so far. It doesn't matter *too* much given he's a leg spjnner, and he could well be doing it deliberately to give himself more control as its an ODI, but he doesn't spin the ball even close to the amount he actually could.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
England doing well here.
I'd still like to see Powar in this team. I understand they're grooming Chawla, but India need a genuine wicket taking option for the middle openers. You can't rely on the stuff they're throwing at them at the moment, and then back your batsman to chase whatever down.
I'd still like to see Powar in this team. I understand they're grooming Chawla, but India need a genuine wicket taking option for the middle openers. You can't rely on the stuff they're throwing at them at the moment, and then back your batsman to chase whatever down.
adharcric
International Coach
Chawla has done pretty well (better than Powar) until this match. He hasn't really gotten much from this pitch either. I'd play both of them, actually.
The_Bunny
State Regular
Not really but it is his first and most people thought he couldnt do it.
Edit: There he goes now.
Nate
You'll Never Walk Alone
England really should have made 300+ against this attack on this deck. Indian bowlers have all had a sameness to them and they needed to be put away. Credit to Cook for making it to 100, but watching him miss the gaps and hitting to fielders made me bored.
There is little carry on the pitch, helping the deliveries stop a bit after pitching, which didn`t help Chawla. Bell has been excellent in pulling of the backfoot from balls that haven`t even been that short. Much better innings than Cook's, and I detest Ian Bell. Indian attack needed a bowler with some pace to unsettle England a bit.
India should definately be a chance assuming England stay around this pace, but then again I don't know loads about Maschareansnadnodia and Bopara. Reckon Broad and Tremmers should do well.
There is little carry on the pitch, helping the deliveries stop a bit after pitching, which didn`t help Chawla. Bell has been excellent in pulling of the backfoot from balls that haven`t even been that short. Much better innings than Cook's, and I detest Ian Bell. Indian attack needed a bowler with some pace to unsettle England a bit.
India should definately be a chance assuming England stay around this pace, but then again I don't know loads about Maschareansnadnodia and Bopara. Reckon Broad and Tremmers should do well.
Scaly piscine
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Was busy, but anyway Mustard >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Prior.
steds
Hall of Fame Member
That's no great achievement, tbf.
Scaly piscine
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Utterly pedestrian late over batting so far from England, especially considering Agarkar is bowling pies.
stumpski
International Captain
Bit harsh, 35 off the last four and a half overs - but India would be better off giving Agarkar's last over to Ganguly.