Depends entirely on if posts that were started in 2013 but not submitted until 2014 count.Has there been 12,000 posts this year NUFAN?
if a post is started on NYE 2013 and is submitted on NYD 2016, does that poster gets statistics for 2013, 2014, 2015 or 2016?Depends entirely on if posts that were started in 2013 but not submitted until 2014 count.
Yes they do.Depends entirely on if posts that were started in 2013 but not submitted until 2014 count.
Being a bit unfair to Rohit Sharma (and I'm not his biggest fan either). He did reasonably well in the Champions Trophy and in the Zim/Wi ODIs afterwards. The main issue with Rohit Sharma is that he gets stuck at the start for far too long, and in doing that he not only wastes deliveries before getting out, but he also stops momentum and puts pressure on Dhawan to score runs, I don't mind Rohit's approach in a low scoring game but when you're chasing 250/300+ like we were against SA/NZ then he can't afford to "take his time".We looked settled during the CT but it's pretty ****ed now.
Dhawan - No issues here imo
Sharma - Pretty worrying. Other than that monster series he's done **** all to show he can be a successful opener, especially against decent opening bowlers in non Indian conditions. Maybe Gambhir can make his way back. Or Chand even, he did pretty well in the recent challenger trophy.
Kohli - <3
Rahane - It's good to see that they've stopped that experiment of Raina at 4 and dropped Yuvraj as well. Hoping Rahane does well as an accumulator. Looks very pretty when he gets going but I'm not convinced he's suited for the short form of the game, especially in a team that needs to score at least 6 an over every single game. It's either him, Pujara or Rayudu who has to do well and claim this spot imo.
Raina - Used to do a pretty solid job down the order finishing, but of late he's been relentlessly attacked by quicks and has yet to come up with an answer. Another spot that Rayudu can make his.
Dhoni - <3
Jadeja - **** this ****. Does well when everyone has given up on him and turns to **** when people suddenly start having a bit of faith in him. Will never be dropped anyways so cbf.
Ashwin - Just stop doing that pause thing you **** ****. Despite what people think of him as an attacking spinner, after nearly a 100 odis he doesn't even have a 4wh. Would love to pick Mishra ahead of him, but it'll never happen.
Bhuvi - Good for the early breakthroughs, improving in his death bowling and a decent batsmen. No complaints here.
Ishant - Ugh.
Shami - <3
So guys not in the XI who should be around by that time imo - Chand, Gambhir, Aaron, Rayudu, Pujara, Mishra
I don't think he's cut out for LO cricket atm. In tests he has the option of leaving the ball but when there's pressure on him to score he has to play at everything. Tends to play on the up a lot and gets a half hearted front food plonk out to anything on a good length and sometimes to deliveries even shorter than that. Got such good hands and seems to have all the time in the world, which can see him get away with poor judgement at times.Being a bit unfair to Rohit Sharma (and I'm not his biggest fan either). He did reasonably well in the Champions Trophy and in the Zim/Wi ODIs afterwards. The main issue with Rohit Sharma is that he gets stuck at the start for far too long, and in doing that he not only wastes deliveries before getting out, but he also stops momentum and puts pressure on Dhawan to score runs, I don't mind Rohit's approach in a low scoring game but when you're chasing 250/300+ like we were against SA/NZ then he can't afford to "take his time".
How's Brad Haddin going to do?Australia's won't win this tournament. Tipping a teary semi final or quarter final exit.
yeah good workWorth a review that.