lol.. y do u have to roll your eyes for that, mate? yeah, seems to have been a decent knock.some of the credit goes to Raina for playing a matured innings......
I'm not sure about England - people seem to be overrating their attack somewhat.This is true, but India's problem is their batting is so much stronger than their bowling, it's ridiculous. People may argue that they got the no.1 spot with that make-up, but it was never going to last very long for mine.
Personally expect England, Australia & SA to be ahead of them in 12 mths as they are all much more balanced sides, time will tell
Better than that if he's as good as you're making out.When 2/3 of his matches are against India, what would you expect from a spinner?
The rule with England is that if they're not terrible they're automatically the second best side in world cricket, at least.I'm not sure about England - people seem to be overrating their attack somewhat.
Onions, Finn and Shahzad are largely unproven; Anderson is really only good in English conditions and we'll see how Broad performs in tougher bowling conditions.
I also think Swann's success may taper off a bit - ultimately he is a finger spinner and he won't be able to overcome the limitations of that form of bowling.
As for RSA, yeah they have the world's best bowler in Steyn and possibly a world beater in Morkel (still not totally convinced about him yet) but their backup bowling is poor
and I think it leaves them vulnerable.
They won't be able to dominate world cricket with just Steyn.
Let's see.Better than that if he's as good as you're making out.
Tredwell and Bresnan are up and coming and should provide the final bowling piece England need. Their bat is mighty too.I'm not sure about England - people seem to be overrating their attack somewhat.
Onions, Finn and Shahzad are largely unproven; Anderson is really only good in English conditions and we'll see how Broad performs in tougher bowling conditions.
I also think Swann's success may taper off a bit - ultimately he is a finger spinner and he won't be able to overcome the limitations of that form of bowling.
As for RSA, yeah they have the world's best bowler in Steyn and possibly a world beater in Morkel (still not totally convinced about him yet) but their backup bowling is poor
and I think it leaves them vulnerable.
They won't be able to dominate world cricket with just Steyn.
With no bowler sporting an average of below 30, and no batsman above 50 I can't see your point.Tredwell and Bresnan are up and coming and should provide the final bowling piece England need. Their bat is mighty too.
Sachin also played a similar stroke to get to his 50. I think the execution was wrong and not selection.If Sehwag wants to go down as one of the game's greats he'll have to play according to the situation sometimes.What the hell was that?Very stupid shot when you are trying to match a score as massive as 642.It seems to be an ego issue with him....just has to bring up a century with a six.....
Good innings from Tendu...flat pitch but team was under some pressure when he walked in.The match will likely be a draw unless India decide to make it interesting.Hope Tendu beats his highest score if it is going to be a tame draw.It is odd that a batsman as good as him has his highest score against Bangladesh.
Steve Finn and Swann's average would be 30 had he conceeded 2 runs less.With no bowler sporting an average of below 30, and no batsman above 50 I can't see your point.
Tests against Bang don't count.Steve Finn and Swann's average would be 30 had he conceeded 2 runs less.