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*Official* - India in West Indies

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Haven't seen many flippers from Bishoo this innings.. got Misbah with a beauty in the Pakistan series. Could be pretty effective against Dravid in particular with his style of footwork.

Dravid 6! :wub:
 

Bun

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doesnt matter..

i.d take an undeserving fifer anyday over a unplayable no wicket spell....

he took wickets and end of the day thats all what counts.
 

Howe_zat

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Last two wickets should have sealed it, this is at least 60 too many to chase.

All thanks to Dravid. What a player.
 

Outswinger@Pace

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Interesting thoughts by Greigy on PK stepping on the danger area.

As a swing bowler who bowls from very close to the stumps, I can relate somewhat. Sometimes, you tend to stray on the danger area although at club or U-19 level, you can perhaps get away with it! :cool: I know, in all honesty, that I was the transgressor on more occasions than I was reprimanded for it.

Going a bit wide sometimes helps a lot when you are swinging it out prodigiously. A batsman has his eye set for a certain angle and when you swing it from slightly wide, you could get him playing at balls he shouldn't be. Leaving the balls pitched just outside off becomes that much harder and he becomes a very good candidate for caught behind or in the slips.
 
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Bishoo looks a real prospect BTW.. 7 wickets in this match against batsmen known as good players of spin, though he was a tad expensive in the first innings and bowled some loose balls to Raina and Bhajji. Definitely one to watch out for, he's a serious talent. It's probably the Indian genes. :cool: :ph34r:
 

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Quite a few of 'em in this Windies team:

Barath
Sarwan
Chanderpaul
Bishoo
Rampaul

Any others?
Is this as Indian a team as the Windies have fielded in recent years?
They don't have Ramdin any more, Baugh has recently replaced him. Otherwise you could have added him.
 

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