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***Official India in New Zealand***
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duffer
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Their intro was pretty funny though. But they sound pretty subdued.
biased indian
International Coach
atleast it evened out....if ur refering to the last 2 decision
thing in the end NZ had one extra bad deciosn going aganist them
alternative
Cricket Web Content Updater
Think its a minor injury, just being precautionary at this stage i reckon.
biased indian
International Coach
tendulkar surely for MOM
wfdu_ben91
International 12th Man
How gutless is Virender Sehwag - Sending Rahul Dravid out to open to protect his average.
This is why he'll never be anywhere near as good as Hayden, because he doesn't play for the team, he plays for himself. Sehwag knows that he can't play in difficult conditions, that's why he averages under 10 with the bat as an opener in South Africa & New Zealand after several matches.
Hayden opened the batting in every single Test innings he played, even in the difficult patches at the end of the day, where nothing was to be gained. It's not only because Hayden was a way better batsman then Sehwag but because of little things like this that make Hayden bigger then Sehwag will ever be. It's a joke that Sehwag is even mentioned in the same breathe as Hayden.
Well done to Gautam Gambhir though, a much better opening batsman then Virender Sehwag!
This is why he'll never be anywhere near as good as Hayden, because he doesn't play for the team, he plays for himself. Sehwag knows that he can't play in difficult conditions, that's why he averages under 10 with the bat as an opener in South Africa & New Zealand after several matches.
Hayden opened the batting in every single Test innings he played, even in the difficult patches at the end of the day, where nothing was to be gained. It's not only because Hayden was a way better batsman then Sehwag but because of little things like this that make Hayden bigger then Sehwag will ever be. It's a joke that Sehwag is even mentioned in the same breathe as Hayden.
Well done to Gautam Gambhir though, a much better opening batsman then Virender Sehwag!
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
It must suck to be a dumbass hey?
99*
International Debutant
Burst out laughing when I heard they were commentating together. Not doing too badly though.
biased indian
International Coach
taylor,guptil having an animated chat with dravid..think they are asking him will sehwag be fit for next test 
Sanz
Hall of Fame Member
Well Done India. First win in NZ in 33 Years, I was in nappies then.
It is a very special time for Indian Cricket and I am sure greats like Tendulkar, Dravid will have an added satisfaction that they took Indian Cricket to a much bigger height not only through their performance, but also with their sheer professionalism and leadership. So happy and proud.
It is a very special time for Indian Cricket and I am sure greats like Tendulkar, Dravid will have an added satisfaction that they took Indian Cricket to a much bigger height not only through their performance, but also with their sheer professionalism and leadership. So happy and proud.
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Athlai
Not Terrible
Cricinfo is talking up Tendulkars innings a bit much IMO.
The first 70 runs were gritty, and a little lucky. While he was admittedly sublime for the rest of the innings it was well below the great mans best. I guess we just remember the latter part of the innings a bit more clearly than its shakey beginnings.
The first 70 runs were gritty, and a little lucky. While he was admittedly sublime for the rest of the innings it was well below the great mans best. I guess we just remember the latter part of the innings a bit more clearly than its shakey beginnings.