age_master
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woot sehwag out caught clarke off warne
No excuse. Not even slightly. For the Aussie home series against India, the Aussies were without two bowlers with 900+ Test wickets between them for the entire Test series (McGrath and Warne) and and least they managed to draw the series! You think there'll be any sympathy for the Indian players because they were missing two key bowlers for one Test? You're kidding............This series is a slight red herring in that SRT was injured for the 2 tests (and I have doubts if he has recovered fully to play this Test, despite his playing ATM ) and for this Test India has lost not one, not two but three of their key players.
well said mate.Top_Cat said:No excuse. Not even slightly. For the Aussie home series against India, the Aussies were without two bowlers with 900+ Test wickets between them for the entire Test series (McGrath and Warne) and and least they managed to draw the series! You think there'll be any sympathy for the Indian players because they were missing two key bowlers for one Test? You're kidding............
And on current form, Ponting was a bigger loss for the current series than Sachin. So don't even TRY to throw that rubbish our way. India were beaten with largely their full-strength side in the first Test (with at least equivalent losses to both side in Ponting and Sachin) and although weakened for this Test, they still shouldn't have folded as badly as this.
his average in the series after his 6th over is 29.07FaaipDeOiad said:What's Warne's average in the series now? With 2-47 in the first innings and 1-10 here it must be close to going under 30 now.
Dizzy now has match figures of 9/74shaka said:Kumble bowled by Gillespie, another one for him, score:122/8
marc71178 said:With the bat, yes.
With the ball we're yet to be convinced by any of the back-up.
Once again, your 100% spot on mate.Top_Cat said:No excuse. Not even slightly. For the Aussie home series against India, the Aussies were without two bowlers with 900+ Test wickets between them for the entire Test series (McGrath and Warne) and and least they managed to draw the series! You think there'll be any sympathy for the Indian players because they were missing two key bowlers for one Test? You're kidding............
And on current form, Ponting was a bigger loss for the current series than Sachin. So don't even TRY to throw that rubbish our way. India were beaten with largely their full-strength side in the first Test (with at least equivalent losses to both side in Ponting and Sachin) and although weakened for this Test, they still shouldn't have folded as badly as this.
You going for the Mumbai test?SJS said:We have been royally sssss....slaughtered. Nothing less. No wicket, no umpires, no injuries, nothing can change that fact
But you still want him in the side ?masterblaster said:Although I will be the first to admit this squad wouldn't make a winning squad at all, since Dravid, an Injured Tendulkar and a Very Very Suspect Laxman are all in abysmal form at the moment, it's still a refreshing new look for this Indian side.
I would have thought that Laxman was more in danger of losing his spot than Sachin. Don't forget that he was rushed back into the side without match practice and probably before he was ready.Swervy said:I think Sachin is brilliant..but how long can he be allowed to be so unproductive..yep he got that double hundred and that 190 odd a bit ago..but other than that he has done nothing for a couple of years now..i think he has been out in single figures 13 times in the last 20 innings. Should India go with him based on past glories or maybe they should be thinking that he has to start performing again or else