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*Official* India in South Africa
- Thread starter James
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Caught at third man in the third over of a test match.
Turbinator
Cricketer Of The Year
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
lol.. that is how he plays..Live with it!!
marc71178
Eyes not spreadsheets
Zaltzman previews the series in his own style
Favourite line for me when talking of the 6 Indians with higher batting averages in SA than over their career:
"Vikram Rathour, who qualifies only by having been marginally less useless in his two games in South Africa (averaging 16) than he was in his four other Tests (10.83, figures which one assumes he does not have immortalised in a commemorative tapestry above his bed)"
Favourite line for me when talking of the 6 Indians with higher batting averages in SA than over their career:
"Vikram Rathour, who qualifies only by having been marginally less useless in his two games in South Africa (averaging 16) than he was in his four other Tests (10.83, figures which one assumes he does not have immortalised in a commemorative tapestry above his bed)"
Spark
Global Moderator
Probably not, but it's Sehwag, what can you do?
Not been a good day "up there" for the batsmen though.
Turbinator
Cricketer Of The Year
I think he was just trying to get one-up on Steyn there. But a bit too soon.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Early days obviously but Dravid looking a bit vulnerable IMO. In the last couple of years I definitely think you can tell which Dravid has shown up pretty early - when he's struggling for form he tends to get too far across his stumps which makes himself vulnerable to both playing at deliveries he doesn't need to and getting hit on the pads in front. Even on that on-drive he just played, his head had completely fallen over to the off side. Dravid in his glory days moved his feet back and forward a lot further - his trigger movement across gets him into trouble a bit these days.
