*Official* India in West indies 2023

[slippy888]

India need to start build for the future now guys in test cricket what use is it in playing rohit sharma he nearly 37, should start picking younger talent.

 

[Aidan11]

Still England have won once against WI in Wi for 60 years. Such a shame on England that they can't defeat a team like WI.

West Indies seem to raise their game when they play us. Maybe those unfortunate words used by Tony Greig almost 50 years ago are still being used to inspire them.

 

[Saket1209]

West Indies seem to raise their game when they play us. Maybe those unfortunate words used by Tony Greig almost 50 years ago are still being used to inspire them.

Play their best against india and probably the worst against us.

 

[Saket1209]

Play their best against india and probably the worst against us.

*Eng

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

These two bowlers, Holder and Roach, bowling at this pace wouldn't trouble the batters to the slightest.

Need some aggression with Alzarri.

 

[silentstriker]

India need to start build for the future now guys in test cricket what use is it in playing rohit sharma he nearly 37, should start picking younger talent.

Because I would back him to score more runs today than his replacement.

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

First ball that beat the bat today. Kemar needs to stick on this area.

Phhh, next ball he bowl a shortish ball

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Mentioning Jason Holder and white-ball cricket in the same sentence is

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Second ball that beats the outside edge of Rohit Sharma...they need to probe that area more often. There's signs of vulnerability there.

7 overs in the first half-hour

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

It's hard to watch the WI in the state they are in.

Granted I never saw you at the best as the tri series in 2004 with WI and NZ the first I really remember watching when I was 11.

Plus I don't like India so watching them win away is never fun.

As a caveat I did watch enjoy and post during that Mayers knock against Bangladesh.

Shame he hasn't kicked on like most of your players in the last 10 years.

It's boring watching teams who are used to winning

/s

I'm on the other side of the coin. I love the underdogs...there's so much to learn from them...observe them...and of course, this is the game we love.
Doesn't matter who is playing.

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Alzarri in to the attack.

 

[AndyZaltzHair]

Need a wicket somehow. Then one can bring two, three…

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

50 on test debut for Jaiswal

 

[G. S. Kohli]

Since Dec 2021 First time India opener put on 100* for 1st wicket

Congratulation Jaiswal for maiden 50*

Last time P. Shaw ( also from Bombay) hits 134 vs Westindies on Debut

 

[silentstriker]

Need a wicket somehow. Then one can bring two, three…

One brings nine boys.....





Well done to Jaiswal. If his [admittedly short] FC career is to go by, he has a good chance of converting this into a big score.

 

[silentstriker]

Actual picture of the Indian spinners after seeing that turn by Cornwall:

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Since Dec 2021 First time India opener put on 100* for 1st wicket

Congratulation Jaiswal for maiden 50*

Last time P. Shaw ( also from Bombay) hits 134 vs Westindies on Debut

You are really old school, eh?

Bombay to Goa lol

 

[G. S. Kohli]

50 on debut for india

Fiaz Fazal
Dilawar Hussain ( keeper)
Vihari
Shaw 50 to 100
Jaiswal
Agarwal
Rohit who convert 50 to 100

 

[silentstriker]

I grew up with Bombay so I feel like I still call it that. I also keep calling it the Sahara airport.

 

[G. S. Kohli]

You are really old school, eh?

Bombay to Goa lol

Dekha na hai re.... You like that song from Bombay to Goa right?