SehWAG.. He will win this for us with the ball if you placed the bet..I think this game would be a lot more exciting for me if I was actually supporting someone. I went to place a bet but the odds were pretty meh. Someone to convince me why I should support their team in this game IMO.
Haha if Dhoni promised me he'd give him a fair bowl in the second dig he'd have my support for sure.SehWAG.. He will win this for us with the ball if you placed the bet..
^^^ Fixed.Jeez, it really makes you wonder just how many runs Jayawardene would score if he didn't do things like that. I mean the guy scores double and triple centuries for fun and yet you wouldn't list concentration amongst his best attributes. It's crazy.
I honestly think Sri Lanka can cope with his loss. They've got good spinners coming up who are young. They have a very strong bat and a decent bowl. To me right now they are, or at least should be, the No. 1 team, but once India shakes its injuries then it's a different stroy. Not having Harbajan hurts them... A LOT. Alas though I think they have a better, deeper bat than India, but the Indians have a better spin attack that is primarily injured right now. That is what has made these tests, the 1st and 3rd of course, interesting.Really tough being a SL cricket fan now.
Can't have my standard knee jerk reaction of "bring on Murali" after every other bowler gives up a boundary.
Haha, you have problems with what Sir Alex posts, but think that's fine?How dare those mean Australians post in an India v Sri Lanka test thread!
I have absolutely no problem with it at all. I don't think it gives much of an advantage (not in Test/First Class cricket anyway) but even if I did I'd still think it'd fine. Bowlers need to find new ways to get batsmen out these days and I fail to see how the pause is against the spirit of the game at all tbh.BTW, just how big an advantage is that pause in the bowling action? And is it really "within" the spirit of cricket?
Am not bringing this up coz of Randiv, FTR. Ashwin, Ajmal and a no. of others, including our part timers Raina and Rohit do it... Just think that stopping in the middle of your action to see what the batsman is doing can't have been in the spirit of cricket..
Then again, so much goes against bowlers these days, they should be allowed stuff like this I suppose.. And another thing I have always felt (no way to confirm, juz a feeling I get), the elbow flex MIGHT go to a higher degree... Would it be true?