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*Official* England in India
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Jarquis
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Cool jinx bro.
is this some sort of record?7 innings and he hasn't got out yet
Daemon
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Nice jinx there buddy
who holds the current record?
nsniks
State Vice-Captain
According to cricinfo, Dhoni has set a new indian record for an unbeaten run in ODI's. Dont know who holds the current record
ganeshran
International Debutant
I think Mohammed Yusuf
Outswinger@Pace
International 12th Man
Indian team's perspective: 20-25 runs bonus and once again thanks to the man who seems to be invincible in this format of the game. Confidence should be very high and given the way their bowlers have fared in this series (and this pitch isn't exactly a belter), they ought to fancy their chances. 65:35 advantage to the hosts at this stage, IMHO.
English team's perspective: Finn once again the star of the show (the lad deserves every bit of this success) and Patel is quickly changing a lot of people's opinions, in a good way. Kieswetter is useless and once again bowling (and fielding) at the death have let them down.
The plus side? It's an inexperienced opposition bowling attack and if properly attacked, PK and Ashwin excepting, the bowlers are likely to capitulate. Could save some pride here and if that were to happen, I feel that Trott could be the main man.
My perspective: Break between the innings is a very good time to go and marinate the lamb.
Brb!
English team's perspective: Finn once again the star of the show (the lad deserves every bit of this success) and Patel is quickly changing a lot of people's opinions, in a good way. Kieswetter is useless and once again bowling (and fielding) at the death have let them down.
The plus side? It's an inexperienced opposition bowling attack and if properly attacked, PK and Ashwin excepting, the bowlers are likely to capitulate. Could save some pride here and if that were to happen, I feel that Trott could be the main man.
My perspective: Break between the innings is a very good time to go and marinate the lamb.
Brb!
ganeshran
International Debutant
My perspective: Break between the innings is a very good time to go and marinate the lamb.
Cevno
Hall of Fame Member
"Mohammad Yousuf managed 405 runs without being dismissed in 2002, albeit against Zimbabwe. At the same time, Sanjay Manjrekar tells us that Dhoni has just broken the Indian record, which was held by Ajay Jadeja."
India v England ? live! | Rob Smyth and Andy Bull | Sport | guardian.co.uk
Dhoni has done it at a strike rate of almost 120 though.WAG!!
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Spark
Global Moderator
On the other hand, he's pretty much rubbish at ODIs, so it balances.
ganeshran
International Debutant
There is no pressure on anyone today. Thats why I reckon english batsmen (including Bell) can do well tonight
Spark
Global Moderator
That's not a patch on my work during the Aus/SA ODI the other night. Almost every single post I made turned out to be wrong shortly afterwards, which was impressive.
