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***Official***THE FINAL- India vs Australia - November 19th - Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad (D/N)

Gob

Gob

International Coach
Gnske said:
Use of commentators in this WC has been abysmal.

Ian Smith's a good guy and all but no way he should be calling the end of Maxwell's innings when he committed those crimes.
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He was a fighter pilot though
 
Gnske

Gnske

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Good to see famed test batsmen SKY ready to come in to stink up the joint again
 
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loterry1994

International Debutant
Sky, Rahul and jadeja can all catch up. Last thing you want is another innings like South Africa had few nights ago
 
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Andyhere

International 12th Man
If the tail wasn't this long, these guys would try to score more quickly. This is where #8 who can bat is invaluable
 
Spark

Spark

Global Moderator
loterry1994 said:
Sky, Rahul and jadeja can all catch up. Last thing you want is another innings like South Africa had few nights ago
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Miller and Klaasen really targted Zampa though, they didn't just let the bowlers bowl and the captain do whatever he liked.
 
MW1304

MW1304

Cricketer Of The Year
Spark said:
In general the approach is fine but letting Head race through an over for 2 is dialing it too far back imo
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I think this is the problem with this batting line-up though. You can't go hard through the middle overs.

They're relying upon their ability to go hard in the last 10. KL has been superb at the death tbf, so more important that he stays there than Kohli even.

Think they're aiming for 300 and hoping their bowling does the rest, but feel that's a little conservative against an Australian line-up that will just go hard.
 
Spark

Spark

Global Moderator
MW1304 said:
I think this is the problem with this batting line-up though. You can't go hard through the middle overs.

They're relying upon their ability to go hard in the last 10. KL has been superb at the death tbf, so more important that he stays there than Kohli even.

Think they're aiming for 300 and hoping their bowling does the rest, but feel that's a little conservative against an Australian line-up that will just go hard.
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Our top order has a near identical structure
 
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Andyhere

International 12th Man
MW1304 said:
I think this is the problem with this batting line-up though. You can't go hard through the middle overs.

They're relying upon their ability to go hard in the last 10. KL has been superb at the death tbf, so more important that he stays there than Kohli even.

Think they're aiming for 300 and hoping their bowling does the rest, but feel that's a little conservative against an Australian line-up that will just go hard.
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If they will go hard, they will lose wickets too
 
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loterry1994

International Debutant
Spark said:
Miller and Klaasen really targted Zampa though, they didn't just let the bowlers bowl and the captain do whatever he liked.
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klassen got out the wrong time and Indias run rate isn’t nearly as bad as South Africa’s were. They still need to hang in there a bit then launch. Otherwise they might not have much left to launch at the end. If South Africa’s middle order played more responsible and got 20-30 runs more that semi could of been a big difference
 
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