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Who is the MOM Praveen Kumar ???
I am not saying that there would be prodigious swing. I don't expect most places in Australia to have prodigious swing, any where near the swing places in England tend to get.Yes there is swing most times of year but hardly outrageous. I guess you'd call it 'useful'? Bowlers who've done well at Bellerive historically have been your McGrath-type bowlers..
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Sadly, they lost Tom Moody and have gone backwards ever since. Plus their batting has been a real disappointment, teams can't expect to win games with one (Sanga) and a half (Mahela) batsmen.What the hell happened to the SL that made the World Cup final?
They are playing in Australia and subcontinent teams have traditionally found it difficult to adjust to the extra bounce. Don't think that Sri Lanka was gun on more bouncier pitches even during the time when they were arguably the number 2 ODI side in the eyes of a fair few in the past 18 months or so. As some one mentioned, just having one and a half batsmen in Sanga and Jayawardene doesn't help matters.What the hell happened to the SL that made the World Cup final?
They've been far more competitive than this in previous tours to Australia, however.
Yeah, making the final in Australia compared could now would definitely be a drop down. I don't follow ODI cricket that closely, which is why I said 'I think' (implying I could be wrong) that they didn't reach heights on bouncier wickets in the past 18 months or so. Obviously they have at times then (I didn't watch the tournament and so again I can't be sure how they performed in the games) but it definitely seems a drop down from there.Only two years ago they made the finals (ahead of South Africa) and also won a final.
Under a year ago they embarassingly knocked India out of the World Cup. Now they're struggling against an Indian team full of youth.
Its just odd, most of the team is the same.
Well Sri Lanka have been going downhill ever since the World cup in Odi's, though tbf they haven't played too much Odi cricket since the WC, but still they lost to England at home and now they performed badly in the CB series, the blame lies with the Sri Lankan selectors who haven't been able to introduce young blood into the Odi set-up, they need to groom some players who can eventually replace the likes of Jayasuriya, Murali and Vass, but they are hardly doing anything on those lines.They are playing in Australia and subcontinent teams have traditionally found it difficult to adjust to the extra bounce. Don't think that Sri Lanka was gun on more bouncier pitches even during the time when they were arguably the number 2 ODI side in the eyes of a fair few in the past 18 months or so. As some one mentioned, just having one and a half batsmen in Sanga and Jayawardene doesn't help matters.
can't u see that in my profile? or have i stepped on ur tail?Sorry, who are you again?
Pineapples, unlike cats, don't have tails.can't u see that in my profile? or have i stepped on ur tail?
let me guess, u r probably one of those 'mama, mama, 'cheers' is annoying me' ROFL
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but i guess i certainly stepped on something that making him howlPineapples, unlike cats, don't have tails.