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It's like you haven't been here over the past year and have no idea have crap this side is.it's ozzie at home. you'd want 300 at least before feeling safe. plenty of time left in the game too
It's like you haven't been here over the past year and have no idea have crap this side is.it's ozzie at home. you'd want 300 at least before feeling safe. plenty of time left in the game too
As I said earlier though these guys aren't even HTB's at this point, they're just ****.it's ozzie at home. you'd want 300 at least before feeling safe. plenty of time left in the game too
His 2018 form was very slightly worrying. I know we shouldn't mix formats but he looked out of sorts in all of them. Hopefully he's back to his best once India leave Australia's shores.That's quite concerning actually
away from home they'd already be on the cross, sure. at home tho even spuds like burns and voges morph into steve smiths. i'll always treat straya seriously in their own backyard after seeing what they've done to touring sides in the past few years.It's like you haven't been here over the past year and have no idea have crap this side is.
TBF that was mostly a New Zealand attack with Southee and Boult basically forgetting how to bowl and Wagner not being selected and the West Indies. India seem far closer to South Africa who really exposed them.away from home they'd already be on the cross, sure. at home tho even spuds like burns and voges morph into steve smiths. i'll always treat straya seriously in their own backyard after seeing what they've done to touring sides in the past few years.
You're forgetting Pakistan and EnglandTBF that was mostly a New Zealand attack with Southee and Boult basically forgetting how to bowl and Wagner not being selected and the West Indies. India seem far closer to South Africa who really exposed them.
Plus this isn't a total road either.
Voges and Burns didn't play in those Tests though. Though I suppose Mitch Marsh of all people scored runs against the latter.You're forgetting Pakistan and England
not just the nz/pakistan/windies series, i was also thinking back even earlier to those indian and ashes clean sweeps where we expected an australian win but not of that magnitude. i know most of the stand out hometown surprise packages didn't play in those series but it still fits my general point that playing at home turns an average australian player like haddin/marsh/voges/burns/khawaja into a world class one, and when you add that to a class attack and smith/clarke/warner then yeah that's not a fun tour.TBF that was mostly a New Zealand attack with Southee and Boult basically forgetting how to bowl and Wagner not being selected and the West Indies. India seem far closer to South Africa who really exposed them.
Plus this isn't a total road either.
Nah, India are ahead. If Smith and Warner were in the team I would agree. But without them I have little faith in the current batting line up to chase anything over 200Aussies fans Gambhiring are the worst
You literally just need two wickets early tomorrow and you're ahead of the game, and all your bowlers are bowling fantastically. Not only that, but this basically the same bowling attack that conceded a million runs in the 4th innings to NZ to draw a winnable test.
It's even stevens IMO. Touring teams always need to be much further ahead than their opponents to be considered favourites
This post is the only gambhiring going on. We are well behind in this match and our batting ****ing sucks. Like, worst top 7 we've fielded since the mid 80sAussies fans Gambhiring are the worst
You literally just need two wickets early tomorrow and you're ahead of the game, and all your bowlers are bowling fantastically. Not only that, but this basically the same bowling attack that conceded a million runs in the 4th innings to NZ to draw a winnable test.
It's even stevens IMO. Touring teams always need to be much further ahead than their opponents to be considered favourites
Fair enough. Though in those cases it was more because of exceptional bowling and star batsmen having great series (more so the Indian 2011 series re: the latter).not just the nz/pakistan/windies series, i was also thinking back even earlier to those indian and ashes clean sweeps where we expected an australian win but not of that magnitude. i know most of the stand out hometown surprise packages didn't play in those series but it still fits my general point that playing at home turns an average australian player like haddin/marsh/voges/burns/khawaja into a world class one, and when you add that to a class attack and smith/clarke/warner then yeah that's not a fun tour.
overall i think australian fans have become too pessimistic about their teams chances after the mcgrath era. your bowling is world class and at home the batting should be serviceable. travis head for example looks like he'd be woeful in england but he made a fighting 70 yesterday. it's not ***** level whining but it's at risk of getting there.
Every pitch suits him, it's just that he doesn't really disrupt fast bowlers, so he gets an unnaturally high percentage of good balls from them, and keeps running himself out trying to take quick singles his body can't respond to.Pujara is a legend. He'll maybe get a pitch or two that suits him, per series away from Asia, but he'll make damn sure he capitalizes on it.
I think 7-100 is the most likely scenario which gives India a fairly solid lead of 266.If we roll the final 7 wickets for less than 75 runs then sure we have a chance
But thats pretty unlikely