***Official*** India in Australia 2014-5

[anil1405]

Good knock Vijay...keep it going.

 

[Pratters]

To narrate the whole thing. Gavaskar said the wrong decision wasn't the reason he staged an almost walk off. It was because of the abuses hurled after the decision. Despite the strong views he held against abusing he said that he should not have done it. He was the captain and he should have let tempers be inside the dressing room. He also said he did not like pushing Chetan Chauhan in the heat of things whom they all respected. Said it still made him guilty when he saw it.

 

[dognutz]

Not surprised to see bowlers cramping up....it's s a hot sticky day in Brisbane - I'm dripping just watching it and I'm in the shade. This last session could be ugly for Australia. If India don't capitalise now they never will.

 

[OverratedSanity]

Hate it when batsmen do that. Run straight Vijay dammit.

 

[morgieb]

My god Marsh.

 

[Pratters]

Gavaskar basically becoming a tail ender when Lillee bowled is why he can't be rated in the truly top echelon of all time opening batsmen. Did well here on the 77-78 and 85-86 tours when we had joke attacks riven by WSC and Rebel Tour defections. That aside, he was a liability here, which means he's cod ordinary.

Murali Vijay >>>>>>>> Gavaskar in Australia.

How many times did Gavaskar get a wrong decision in Australia? A fair few times I would think.

 

[anil1405]

2nd drop from Smarsh.

 

[morgieb]

In fairness that one was difficult.

 

[Cabinet96]

Smarsh is having one of those series. Expect three pairs.

 

[OverratedSanity]

To narrate the whole thing. Gavaskar said the wrong decision wasn't the reason he staged an almost walk off. It was because of the abuses hurled after the decision. Despite the strong views he held against abusing he said that he should not have done it. He was the captain and he should have let tempers be inside the dressing room. He also said he did not like pushing Chetan Chauhan in the heat of things whom they all respected. Said it still made him guilty when he saw it.

Hmmmm, I don't know. The way he said it made it seem as though he was more disappointed about the fact that he made a senior member walk off as if he was ordering him around instead of it actually being a **** thing to do.

 

[Gnske]

The better Darsh would have caught that

 

[Spark]

Marsh not realising that you're allowed to catch with both hands.

 

[Burgey]

To narrate the whole thing. Gavaskar said the wrong decision wasn't the reason he staged an almost walk off. It was because of the abuses hurled after the decision. Despite the strong views he held against abusing he said that he should not have done it. He was the captain and he should have let tempers be inside the dressing room. He also said he did not like pushing Chetan Chauhan in the heat of things whom they all respected. Said it still made him guilty when he saw it.

That's patent bull****. Anyone who saw that incident knows Gavaskar blew up at the lbw, and when he did, Lillee rightly pointed out he should go. This is the worst kind of revisionism by a rank **** on Gavaskar's part.

Shaun Marsh, you spud.

 

[GotSpin]

Onya smash. Useless ****.

Mitch hasnt Been bowling perfectly but he isnt getting much luck at all.

 

[OverratedSanity]

Vijay as good as Warner, atleast in the luck department.

 

[Antihippy]

2 times s Marsh dropped vijay off Johnson.

 

[anil1405]

Why was he going with one hand? Poor technique on both occasions

 

[Zinzan]

hahaha, when's the last time a batsman didn't notice they were on a hundred?

The only time I can recall is Craig McMillan having to be told by Brendon McCullum that he'd got his 100 in the Hadlee/Chappell whitewash of 2007.

 

[Nate]

You unlovable dropkick Darshy

 

[Swingpanzee]

Glad that Smarsh has played only 10 tests and not 60.