Haha, Kohli's lethal at the death too. Just bats so high its not often seen. In T20 he smacks it around.Thanks for reminding me why I didn't want Kohli to get out. At least when he was beating us we didn't have to watch Dhoni heaving it around.
My point is that I'd actually like to watch Kohli.Haha, Kohli's lethal at the death too. Just bats so high its not often seen. In T20 he smacks it around.
I think his point was that when Kohli hits out it doesn't make you question whether cricket is actually worth watching or not, unlike Dhoni's technique in this situation.Haha, Kohli's lethal at the death too. Just bats so high its not often seen. In T20 he smacks it around.
Beaten.My point is that I'd actually like to watch Kohli.
Needs to be shown footage of his bowling to India's batsmen at the World Cup, just doesn't seem to be able to land his yorker at all.I love Bres but I'm having my serious doubts about him as a one day bowler, he just doesn't take wickets and has been getting it wrong at the death as well..
I always used to think so but he was our best bowler in the World Cup by a distance. Remember him yorking Kohli and Harbhajan in successive balls on a dead wicket in Bangalore? Bowled well in the Sri Lanka series too, and has had good patches in this series, though far from his best.I love Bres but I'm having my serious doubts about him as a one day bowler, he just doesn't take wickets and has been getting it wrong at the death as well..
Two icons of classical batting - Dravid and Dhoni, IMO
It's a completely different skill set. One which many great test players never managed to master as well as they would have liked.What's worrying is that for such a meticulously drilled Test unit there's a worrying tendency for them to bowl like complete idiots in ODIs - particularly at the death.
Christ
Cook dumb.So Swann only gets to bowl 9 overs whilst we allowed Patel to bowl 8. Someone explain that one to me in 50 words or less please.
Post reported.Two icons of classical batting - Dravid and Dhoni, IMO