I'm not watching the match, it was just a general comment towards the fact that if he wasn't absolutely into himself he probably wouldn't be so successful. His batting relies on confidence and eye, he will always have the eye [until age deteriorates it] and his arrogance allows him to always have the confidence.Sanz said:
few links to watch the match on my blog guys. have fun.
Spot on, and whilst as an Englishman ordinarly I prefer calm assurance and false modestydontcloseyoureyes said:
it's refreshing to have someone in the team with unadulerated self-belief. We just need to bring back Corky now and we'd be cooking on gas.
I used to love watching them when they played 4.Sanz said:
They have a box to put helmets in at the MCG. But they just put it in there when it's not needed at all, not inbetween overs.superkingdave said:
Links are allowed, but not to copyrighted material.What-A-Player said:
Supposition, but it might be something to do with not wanting to scuff the ball and bring the reverse skills of Fred and Jonah (who would've toured if not for the latest injury) into it.Jono said:Really if Kumble can bowl great deliveries like that on these flat tracks and fox the English batsman, you have to wonder why we aren't serving up even minor turners. I can't understand the pitch preparation in this series.
We served up turners against SL, who have Murali in their team. Yet we prepare flat tracks for England?
Nah it was against South Africa at Kanpur where Andrew Hall got a ton opening the batting, the very next test India played after the Mumbai match against Australia.Nnanden said:Sanz, I think against Australia at home.
