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***Official*** India in Australia

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shankar

International Debutant
silentstriker said:
Doesn't make sense to drop someone averaging 44.28 in ODIs over the last year. BCCI are ridiculous, and so is Dhoni if he wanted it. I believe in giving the captain what he wants, but Dhoni is a total knob if he wanted that.
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jeevan said:
Ganguly, based on the last 12 months - it makes as much sense to drop him from ODI's as it does to drop him from tests. (The slow batting argument is weak, his strike rate in 2007 is about what it is through his ODI career). Ganguly+Tendulkar opening were really producing in the ODI's, I thought.
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Taking the whole of 2007 doesn't give you the right picture though. It includes some ordinary attacks in India before the WC. Since the WC, against SA, Eng, Aus and Pak he averages 34 in 20 matches.
 
Cevno

Cevno

Hall of Fame Member
Intersesting stats-
Since India's disastrous tour in 1991-92, the teams have met 21 times in Test cricket; the numbers now stand at 10-8 in Australia's favour. In the corresponding period Australia's record stands at 27-9 against England, 12-2 against Pakistan, 15-4 against South Africa and 9-1 against Sri Lanka.

Hopefully we will square it in india when you come this year.
 
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aussie_26

School Boy/Girl Captain
Cevno said:
Intersesting stats-
Since India's disastrous tour in 1991-92, the teams have met 21 times in Test cricket; the numbers now stand at 10-8 in Australia's favour. In the corresponding period Australia's record stands at 27-9 against England, 12-2 against Pakistan, 15-4 against South Africa and 9-1 against Sri Lanka.

Hopefully we will square it in india when you come this year.
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no warne and mcgrath for the 03/04 series in australia makes those figures closer than they should be.Also dont forget about australia destroying india in a world cup final
 
jalaj4you

jalaj4you

Cricket Spectator
Captain Cricket said:
Nothing wrong with what he said.

Australia won the WC against India that year mate.
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You dont need to go on and on with the same song all the time. Hey, every one here knows aussies (psssttt......One of my favourite teams in all sports) won the WC!!! This guy/gal gives that in his/her each post!!
 
adharcric

adharcric

International Coach
aussie_26 said:
no warne and mcgrath for the 03/04 series in australia makes those figures closer than they should be.
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Fair enough. 9-7 then.
aussie_26 said:
Also dont forget about australia destroying india in a world cup final
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How is that relevant to the statistic that he presented?
 
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