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True that.Happens when you get only 1 wicket in a 3 test series, I guess.
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*Official* India in Sri Lanka 2010 - Tests
- Thread starter Sir Alex
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pasag
RTDAS
I just realised why you're a Bangladesh fan:Badly need a wicket
Losing the toss in this test + that Raina drop are not helping India's chances at all.
1 India 27 3500 130
2 South Africa 29 3463 119
3 Australia 34 3830 113
4 England 34 3785 111
5 Sri Lanka 19 2115 111
6 Pakistan 18 1513 84
7 West Indies 21 1668 79
8 New Zealand 25 1946 78
9 Bangladesh 19 131 7
Stapel
International Regular
Well, the umptieth time an LBW-appeal is honoured, while heighth is clearly an issue. A common human error, I think. Especially in the nets, I have bowled so many balls I thought would destroy the stumps, but sailed over......
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Migara
International Coach
You think that Mathews is ****? PJ can bat, and bats very well against spin too. Randiv is also much better bat than Herath or Malinga. May have been an opening for a Steyn or an Asif, but not for Ishant and Mithun.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
What? Where in my post do I even mildly suggest Mathews is crap? I rate Mathews highly.
There was a chance for India to maybe sneak one more wicket, and have SL 5 down for around 250-270 and have a chance of being on top. It didn't happen. I am disappointed it didn't happen.
My post had absolutely nothing to do with the quality of SL's batsmen.
If India had Australia 4-220 a few years ago, even with Ponting and Hussey at the crease, and Gilchrist to come, I'd have still said they had a opening.
There was a chance for India to maybe sneak one more wicket, and have SL 5 down for around 250-270 and have a chance of being on top. It didn't happen. I am disappointed it didn't happen.
My post had absolutely nothing to do with the quality of SL's batsmen.
If India had Australia 4-220 a few years ago, even with Ponting and Hussey at the crease, and Gilchrist to come, I'd have still said they had a opening.
Migara
International Coach
Sir Alex
Banned
Yuvraj shows middle finger to jeering Lankan fans: Rediff Sports
Indian batsman Yuvraj Singh [ Images ], who was left out of the playing eleven, on Tuesday lost his cool and showed his middle finger at the Sri Lankan fans who jeered him with "water boy" chants during the third cricket Test in Colombo.
Yuvraj SinghThe incident happened during the opening day of the final Test when 12th man Yuvraj entered the ground and made his way towards his team-mates with water bottles and some drinks in hand.
But soon a section of the spectators started booing by calling him "water boy". An enraged Yuvraj then raised his middle finger towards the booing fans.
Taking note of the incident, Team India [ Images ] manager Ranjib Biswal said they are planning to file a police complaint against the fans who jeered Yuvraj.
"We are mulling to lodge a police complain against the fans who had tried to jeer Yuvraj when he had come out to provide drinks during the match," he said.
Yuvraj, who missed the second Test due to illness, failed to make it to the playing eleven in the final match also.
Princess upto her antics.
Indian batsman Yuvraj Singh [ Images ], who was left out of the playing eleven, on Tuesday lost his cool and showed his middle finger at the Sri Lankan fans who jeered him with "water boy" chants during the third cricket Test in Colombo.
Yuvraj SinghThe incident happened during the opening day of the final Test when 12th man Yuvraj entered the ground and made his way towards his team-mates with water bottles and some drinks in hand.
But soon a section of the spectators started booing by calling him "water boy". An enraged Yuvraj then raised his middle finger towards the booing fans.
Taking note of the incident, Team India [ Images ] manager Ranjib Biswal said they are planning to file a police complaint against the fans who jeered Yuvraj.
"We are mulling to lodge a police complain against the fans who had tried to jeer Yuvraj when he had come out to provide drinks during the match," he said.
Yuvraj, who missed the second Test due to illness, failed to make it to the playing eleven in the final match also.
Princess upto her antics.
Avada Kedavra
Banned
Sri Lanka's day w/o doubt.300 odd for 4 is a solid score.From Ind's POV the best thing is they've got rid of both Sanga and Jaya.If they can wrap up SL to a total <500,they may still have a chance.Very unlikely though.SL will prob end up with 600 again.
Sir Alex
Banned
That reaction sums up everything Yuvraj is about. While the calling was unfortunate in the first place, you expect a cricketer like him with a decade of experience would have already learnt to cope with. If someone like Sachin could get booed on his home ground, really does he expect the crowd, that too an away crowd, to behave like angels?