honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
TBF, the Chinnaswamy Stadium is a bit of a postage stamp in itself.
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New Zealand A tour of India (A) – September 2022
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TBF, the Chinnaswamy Stadium is a bit of a postage stamp in itself.
Socerer 01
International Captain
he is too one dimensional to succeed in IpL. Hasn’t been helped by no side consistently backing him either since his renaissance to be fair
Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
India A: 156/1 off 37 overs! Gulp
ashley bach
Cricketer Of The Year
Great to see Joe Carter churn out a big one. He's nearly 30 so he'll qualify for the black caps soon.
Apex Predator
State Vice-Captain
Briiliant Ton by Rajat Patidar... Excellent Ranji Trophy followed by this. Sarfraz missed out & gone scoring 36.
Patidar 128 not out.... Trailing by just 7 now India
Patidar 128 not out.... Trailing by just 7 now India
HeathDavisSpeed
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He’ll need a much shitter Plunket Shield season before he really enters the Test selectors’ thinking.
Socerer 01
International Captain
Patidar WAG
Apex Predator
State Vice-Captain
Could pip Sarfraz at this rate for that BD tour in December. Tight race between two top scorers of Ranji Trophy. 170* right now.
Tilak the 19 yo who was fast tracked eyeing a ton too with 91*.
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Tilak is a very interesting and exciting prospect. Talented Leftie middle order bat who can bowl decently at all levels and in all formats. Exciting.
Kippax
Cricketer Of The Year
Determined Mukesh Kumar drives home a dream
Years of sweat, blood and toil finally bore its fruits on Thursday for Mukesh Kumar. The Bengal pacer, one of country’s feel-good cricketing stories in recent years, achieved a goal that he had dreamt about a few years ago but thought it was wishful.
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https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/joe-carters-erratic-india-a-attack-1141628.html
Patidar continues his love affair with Bengaluru
The drives, hooks, pulls, and flicks many witnessed during Patidar audacious batting in the IPL for RCB were out in full cry
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ataraxia
International Coach
Shardul Thakur replaces injured Prasidh Krishna in India A squad
Back injury sidelines Karnataka quick from rest of the series against NZ A
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Game started. NZ A rotating players, everybody except Fisher getting a game. Bruce captaining. Cleaver playing as a batter. 3 seamers 1 specialist spinner this time. India A Shardul batting at #7, means they can fit a 2nd spinner in the XI.
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Kippax
Cricketer Of The Year
Fisher's already had an action reconfiguration I think, and is one of those guys that New Zealand would've converted into incredibly special cargo anyway because of 140-144 pace. George Worker found him a bit easy to climb into in one T20 we saw, although Fisher did get his wicket in the end. First ODI of this tour is on the 22nd.
Howsie
International Captain
Haha me too. I’m no raving fan of Duffy but I can’t shake this feeling we’ll see 32 year old Van Beek plying for New Zealand at some point this summer. Stead will find a way
Kippax
Cricketer Of The Year
Umran Malik vs. Ravindra on this NZ-style pitch could provide some good insight into whether RR's very much of the Blundell type and a big fan of the speedy ball hitting his bat as quick as the indoor carpet and machines he was raised on.
sportstar.thehindu.com
In the second ‘Test’ at the KSCA Stadium here, batting certainly wasn’t easy against a fine New Zealand-A seam attack on a responsive track and in overcast conditions. The scoreboard -- 68 for four -- is a testimony.
Panchal, however, played from the front to bail his team out of a tough position before being dismissed for 87.
“Obviously I am disappointed but as a team, we are in a decent position now,” Panchal said after the rain-affected second day's play.
The Gujarat opener said it was a challenging wicket, but was prepared for it.
“As an opener, I have to play on fresh wickets like this against the new ball,” he said.
“New Zealand-A bowled well. They were bowling in partnerships. Having played against them, I knew they were going to bowl a lot of short balls and that they were going to use their two short balls in an over.”
The skipper said the India-A series were really helpful for cricketers like him. “We have international players in our team and these India-A matches will help all of us,” he said. “Such tours are very important.”
Priyank Panchal: These tours important for us and will help players
Priyank Panchal’s knock of 87 helped India A recover from 68 for four and end the rain-affected second day at 229 for six against New Zealand A.
In the second ‘Test’ at the KSCA Stadium here, batting certainly wasn’t easy against a fine New Zealand-A seam attack on a responsive track and in overcast conditions. The scoreboard -- 68 for four -- is a testimony.
Panchal, however, played from the front to bail his team out of a tough position before being dismissed for 87.
“Obviously I am disappointed but as a team, we are in a decent position now,” Panchal said after the rain-affected second day's play.
The Gujarat opener said it was a challenging wicket, but was prepared for it.
“As an opener, I have to play on fresh wickets like this against the new ball,” he said.
“New Zealand-A bowled well. They were bowling in partnerships. Having played against them, I knew they were going to bowl a lot of short balls and that they were going to use their two short balls in an over.”
The skipper said the India-A series were really helpful for cricketers like him. “We have international players in our team and these India-A matches will help all of us,” he said. “Such tours are very important.”
Kippax
Cricketer Of The Year
IPL experience helped me prepare for India tour, says New Zealand-A coach Rob Walter
New Zealand-A coach Rob Walter has been on the coaching staff at the IPL teams for seven years – with Delhi Daredevils and Pune Warriors.
Aha, Rob Walter is coaching this. Bowes no longer such a surprise to me in that top-order last week.
I probably wouldn't look for the rebellious Bobby Briggs mood of the Devcich era too much anymore in NZA, if Walter's going to coach that team more often. You'd want to be the Major Garland Briggs type of player now (very low in vulgarity and very high in compliance, often SA-born, English-born or Asian-born).