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14th Match - India v Australia
- Thread starter James
- Start date
Aus need to score more but seeing off Bumrah and Bhuvi isn't that bad of a tactic. If Kuldeep and Chahal bowl well they won't get anywhere near it, but equally both of them can go for loads of runs if they don't get it right straight away/are played aggressively. If that happens then even more pressure on Hardik and Kedhar to make u p for it.
I don't even remember the last time Bumrah went for a lot of runs in a game.
I don't even remember the last time Bumrah went for a lot of runs in a game.
quincywagstaff
International Debutant
Even in this high scoring era, can you afford to see off a bowler when you're chasing over 350?
Even with steady play the wanted ideally 50-0 after 10 overs
wpdavid
Hall of Fame Member
Depends how good the bowler is compared to the rest of the attack. Seeing off Starc's first couple of spells wasn't the worst idea. Maybe Archer if he's on song.
He's used normal ones
Second Spitter
State Vice-Captain
If TOTAB was captain he'd send out a message: "Tonk or get out".
wrongun
Banned
There were som hilarious debates last few days about that, with one ex army personnel claiming cricket has enslaved us
Second Spitter
State Vice-Captain
As Bill Lawry would say, :"this over is just what the doctor ordered"
TNT
Banned
48-0 after 10
