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Indian domestic season 2006-07
- Thread starter Arjun
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Turbinator
Cricketer Of The Year
Wow, Ganguly did bowl really well, kept things tight.
Btw, who you guys rooting for, I am all for Mumbai as I am originally from there.
Btw, who you guys rooting for, I am all for Mumbai as I am originally from there.
adharcric
International Coach
Ganguly's figures are deceptive. He did a lot more than "keep things tight" and should have picked up a wicket or two. Dare I say, he was Bengal's best bowler as Bose fell away after his opening spell of two wickets. Impressive stuff.Turbinator said:
Mumbai. I really want Tendulkar and Sharma to do well.Turbinator said:
Turbinator
Cricketer Of The Year
We should look to start using him again in the WC imo. I still remember when there was that India/Pak series here in Toronto in 97', at that time he was bowling so well, taking a load of wickets including a 5 fer during one of the matches in that series.
Pratters
Cricket, Lovely Cricket
Keep going Manoj Tiwari!
Damn I wish I got at least the highlights of this game. Dish tv doesn't carry Neo right now..
PS - Given the strength of Mumbai, I do feel Mumbai are favorites to win but hopefully some brilliant performances from Bengal blokes make this a Bengal victory we will treasure and talk about for many years.
Damn I wish I got at least the highlights of this game. Dish tv doesn't carry Neo right now..
PS - Given the strength of Mumbai, I do feel Mumbai are favorites to win but hopefully some brilliant performances from Bengal blokes make this a Bengal victory we will treasure and talk about for many years.
Pratters
Cricket, Lovely Cricket
28.6 Powar to Dinda, FOUR, Steps down and hits over long off, good attempt at the boundary
28.5 Powar to Dinda, FOUR, Tossed up outside off and Dinda slog-sweeps towards square leg
30.2 Powar to Dinda, SIX
adharcric
International Coach
Mumbai 320 all out. Bengal 143 all out.28.6 Powar to Dinda, FOUR, Steps down and hits over long off, good attempt at the boundary
28.5 Powar to Dinda, FOUR, Tossed up outside off and Dinda slog-sweeps towards square leg
30.2 Powar to Dinda, SIX
Now what?
Pratters
Cricket, Lovely Cricket
Discount the Jaffer and Tendulkar inning and you can see most of the Mumbai batting were troubled by the Bengal bowlers. Lahiri is pumped up, the pitch helps the spinners now, Lahiri runs through Mumbai and then the Bengal batsmen show exactly why they are so good with a memorable win.Mumbai 320 all out. Bengal 143 all out.
Now what?
Arjun
Cricketer Of The Year
This nonsense of sending wicketkeepers to open has to stop. Instead, one of the top teams in a Ranji final chooses to do it. Not surprisingly, a surprise rising delivery by Agarkar has bengal keeper Dasgupta popping a catch to short-leg.
The bounce here has been very low, and that's often resulted in one inside edge too many. Bose has tried to keep a line and length for a long time and move the ball, but with absolutely no support from the other end, he's lost pace and started spraying the ball around. That said, he may get a national call-up given his impressive performance of 53 wickets in 8 matches here, at an average a little over 14. He doesn't have much pace, but then, nobody does. His fielding may not be good enough to make the Indian ODI side, but he's clearly a better choice than Munaf, who's been treated very kindly by the selectors once more.
The bounce here has been very low, and that's often resulted in one inside edge too many. Bose has tried to keep a line and length for a long time and move the ball, but with absolutely no support from the other end, he's lost pace and started spraying the ball around. That said, he may get a national call-up given his impressive performance of 53 wickets in 8 matches here, at an average a little over 14. He doesn't have much pace, but then, nobody does. His fielding may not be good enough to make the Indian ODI side, but he's clearly a better choice than Munaf, who's been treated very kindly by the selectors once more.
Pup Clarke
Cricketer Of The Year
Does this seem like a reasonable WC 15?
1)Sourav Ganguly
2)Robin Uthappa
3)Rahul Dravid
4)Sachin Tendulkar
5)Yuvraj Singh
6)MS Dhoni
7)Irfan Pathan
8)Harbhajan Singh
9)Agit Agarkar
10)Munaf Patel
11)Zaheer Khan
12)Sreesanth
13)Virender Sehwag
14)Anil Kumble
15)Dinesh Karthik
1)Sourav Ganguly
2)Robin Uthappa
3)Rahul Dravid
4)Sachin Tendulkar
5)Yuvraj Singh
6)MS Dhoni
7)Irfan Pathan
8)Harbhajan Singh
9)Agit Agarkar
10)Munaf Patel
11)Zaheer Khan
12)Sreesanth
13)Virender Sehwag
14)Anil Kumble
15)Dinesh Karthik
Pup Clarke
Cricketer Of The Year
Anyone know why Munaf's pace has gone down?.Remember seeing him in the England series and he was 140kph+.Now seems to bowl 130-133kph and I'm not sure why this is.Is it because of an injury?.