• Welcome to the Cricket Web forums, one of the biggest forums in the world dedicated to cricket.

    You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features. By joining our free community you will have access to post topics, respond to polls, upload content and access many other special features. Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free so please, join the Cricket Web community today!

    If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login, please contact us.

***Official Australia in India***

silentstriker

The Wheel is Forever
cricinfo said:
:"I'm staying at the meridien in mumbai,India. The hotel TV is showing yesterdays ICL match instead of the Test. The concierge has informed me that the cable operator will switch to the Test Match once this re-run of the ICL game is complete. I was shocked at first but after following the 1st hour of play online with you I guess these cable operators know what they're doing. Will test match cricket survive this decade?"


:-O
 

masterblaster

International Captain
i don't know what your background is but i don't think a reasonable person would be able
conclude from "not supporting Dravid for a while now" implies that I hate Dravid .... or may be you have developed a technology that can decipher what the other guy is thinking sitting far away from you on the internet :laugh:

I can't speak for anyone else but at least, I don't hate Dravid like you are claiming .... and as I said this is getting hilarious and such comments shows lack of depth on your part

i don't need to understand what natural process of aging does in sports because a professional does not push himself when he is not at his best either physically or mentally .... you won't find 60 years old running 100 mts in Olympics, why? of that answer, you will need to understand what professionalism implies and when you do, you would probably realize how redundant your 'natural process of aging' comment is :)
Duffer is an Indian in Australia and background has nothing to do with his arguement. I think he's just a bit annoyed by the fact that you tend to write off the champion Indian players if they are performing averagely. Dravid, being a player of such high stature deserves a lot more respect from cricketing fans and journalists and we need to cut him some slack. I believe that it's important to let Dravid go out on his own terms.
 

duffer

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Duffer is an Indian in Australia and background has nothing to do with his arguement. I think he's just a bit annoyed by the fact that you tend to write off the champion Indian players if they are performing averagely. Dravid, being a player of such high stature deserves a lot more respect from cricketing fans and journalists and we need to cut him some slack. I believe that it's important to let Dravid go out on his own terms.
Yeah something like this, and also the fact that a bloke who I would wager hasn't achieved half as much as Dravid has in whatever field he's chosen, deciding to criticise him for his lack of professionalism is hilairty of the highest order.
 

IndGunner

First Class Debutant
oh dear i am waiting for precamb to say some thing about indias shocking over rates :P or is that an Aust only subject :P
 

FaaipDeOiad

Hall of Fame Member
The tactics were reasonable in a general sense, but I do think it's pretty depressing from an Indian standpoint that they're approaching this game from a "saving it" standpoint already. While obviously winning the series is important, surely it's better to continue to play attacking cricket and try and win the series comprehensively than force a draw for a 1-0 win, at least at this point where the game is there to win.

Anyway, Katich is out now so we'll see if they change things up.
 

Top