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*Official* New Zealand in India 2010
- Thread starter Shri
- Start date
NasserFan207
International Vice-Captain
IMO Vettori and Taylor badly let themselves down, particularly Vettori. Horrible batting to get out.
Can forgive Williamson given his inexperience, but not those two.
Can forgive Williamson given his inexperience, but not those two.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Obviously they won't get access to the Hyderbadi ground etc.
But it's a step in the right direction for the Indian cricket grounds to have very good outfields.
Shri
Mr. Glass
You have no idea about the school grounds we play in, its like how they play football in Brazil or Spain, we used to play bare footed in red soil mostly. We used one set of leg pads per team - the right hander wears one in the left foot and vice versa. The ones like myself(who couldn't be ****ed wearing pads) got good in playing off the legs on the on side since we did not want to lose our legs! No one in the outfield put in a dive except a few crazy guys inspired by what they saw on tv.
The international facilities like a lush outfield is not going to help players become good fielders because you become a good fielder very young in your cricket days and then improve yourself once you get better facilities.
Everyone in my team during my junior days were awesome forward short leg and silly point fielders just because there was grass on both sides of our local pitch. No one ever dropped a catch, great days.
Sorry for going off track with my rambling. But, meh, you get the picture.
The international facilities like a lush outfield is not going to help players become good fielders because you become a good fielder very young in your cricket days and then improve yourself once you get better facilities.
Everyone in my team during my junior days were awesome forward short leg and silly point fielders just because there was grass on both sides of our local pitch. No one ever dropped a catch, great days.
Sorry for going off track with my rambling. But, meh, you get the picture.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Reverse swing > ground fielding as a spectacle. By far.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Meh, why not?Yeah so we should just allow ball tampering
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Indeed. Plus TMSofa is for it, so it has to be a good idea.If it resulted in more Zaheer or Simon Jones reverse swing bowling I'd be all for it
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Yeah that's why I go with TMSofa.
Yeah I've heard them say that, but I don't think it works really well on forums.
Shri
Mr. Glass
Meh if they have got time for a Ojha/crap rugby side supporter, then they will have time for ****s.They don't read out tweets from ****s
Shri
Mr. Glass
Yeah, "they took Ema apart on the sofa" doesn't sound good.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Haha. They did too.Yeah, "they took Ema apart on the sofa" doesn't sound good.
