centurymaker
Cricketer Of The Year
Yea. And no one was expecting such a pitch. It was so random.It's not ironic at all. We've always said dustbowls usually backfire on us but no one listens.
Yea. And no one was expecting such a pitch. It was so random.It's not ironic at all. We've always said dustbowls usually backfire on us but no one listens.
I don't think India are out of it yet by a long shot, but it's tough to know what sort of pitch to prepare for them next match.At least it's possible to draw on a flat one. Maybe India can draw one and then win one, and at 1-1 take the series to the decider in Dharmasala, where hopefully it'll just rain and be flat and series finishes as Drawn.
I think it's fair to say he is at this moment. KW was badly exposed by Ashwin in India, while Root was very good without kicking on as much as he should have, but I'll reserve judgement at the end of the series.... a lot can happen in 3 matches.I'm not sure if he's a clear cut above overall but temperamentally and mental toughness wise he's definitely a cut above IMO.
Yea, cut above in the latter, and he's hacked batting actually, gets outside of line to prevent lbws, has ways to not edge, and just moving around to maximize his game and playing totally risk-free cricket.I'm not sure if he's a clear cut above overall but temperamentally and mental toughness wise he's definitely a cut above IMO.
It's not tough at all.I don't think India are out of it yet by a long shot, but it's tough to know what sort of pitch to prepare for them next match.
But Australia are also very strong on decent flattish tracks that just turn a little, this isn't England or New Zealand to be fair, where you turn up on decent wickets and roll them in 5 days by just bowling Ashwin and Jadeja for 80% of the overs.It's not tough at all.
It's a straightforward choice. India played on decent tracks against England and did well despite losing the tosses, expect just more of those normal tracks.
I doubt we'll see a total road because India is behind in the series. And likewise highly doubt a bunsen either. So its straightforward choice actually.
Actually we've spent most of the last decade being murdered on such pitches.But Australia are also very strong on decent flattish tracks that just turn a little, this isn't England or New Zealand to be fair, where you turn up on decent wickets and roll them in 5 days by just bowling Ashwin and Jadeja for 80% of the overs.
I didn't see the recent Sri Lanka/Aust series, they weren't bunsen burners?Actually we've spent most of the last decade being murdered on such pitches.
Wait and watch. You and your dude is in for a **** time in the next 3 games. Save this post. India will not repair sok as he'll get found out for bowling straight deliveries. And the pitch won't come to his rescue.Anyone who compares SOK with Krezja in anyway trying to discount the quality of O'Keefe is a moron.
Taking 12-fer in their first Indian Test and playing for NSW are about the only two things they have in common.
Oh they turned, but I'm more thinking about the pitches in the UAE, and our last few tours of India in 2013, 2009, 2008 etcI didn't see the recent Sri Lanka/Aust series, they weren't bunsen burners?
I think a lot comes down to the fact they actually prepared this time around, as opposed to turning up following some pointless ODI/T20s in other parts of the world to then play a test in India.Incredible victory for Australia. I've only seen the scorecard so far and will have to catch highlights later. Warne copping it for writing off O'Keefe is quite amusing too, though he's the kind of guy who'll continue to claim he's right even when he's utterly wrong.
Australia genuine underdogs and they've given India a complete pummeling, one to remember for a long, long time.
Stop making **** postsWait and watch. You and your dude is in for a **** time in the next 3 games. Save this post. India will not repair sok as he'll get found out for bowling straight deliveries. And the pitch won't come to his rescue.
According to your logic, Nair is probably a Top 3 Indian batsmen because he has an impressive "domestic record" and a 300* against England on a roady road. Dire as **** logic when we are talking about International cricket on good fair surfaces.
Btw, the same god SOK allowed India A to score 400+ on a flatter surface with Iyer getting a double ton. Yea he is clearly a much much better bowler than Lyon based on a single match on a bunsen.
I don't know enough about those wickets on previous Indian tours, but the UAE ones turned when NZ toured straight after Aust in 2014, even Mark Craig was getting it to ripOh they turned, but I'm more thinking about the pitches in the UAE, and our last few tours of India in 2013, 2009, 2008 etc
Nah, I hated him long before that, and even more when I found out about O'Keefe. I'm not a big Ashwin fan either.Whenever I see you make comments like this I can't help but think you're still annoyed at him going through India at Adelaide and generally out bowling Ashwin in the series.
Anti gambhiring, I like itWait and watch. You and your dude is in for a **** time in the next 3 games. Save this post. India will not repair sok as he'll get found out for bowling straight deliveries. And the pitch won't come to his rescue.
According to your logic, Nair is probably a Top 3 Indian batsmen because he has an impressive "domestic record" and a 300* against England on a roady road. Dire as **** logic when we are talking about International cricket on good fair surfaces.
Btw, the same god SOK allowed India A to score 400+ on a flatter surface with Iyer getting a double ton. Yea he is clearly a much much better bowler than Lyon based on a single match on a bunsen.