Slow Love™ said:Is it just me, or is the NSW crowd actually booing Hayden??? Bit uncharitable.
I think he's actually using this innings to try and get back a bit of touch, which is why he's not really forcing the issue. There's no hurry on the total, afterall, and he could certainly use the time, because he looks very ragged.
... oops, he just holed out off Razzaq.
UGLY is just the word..Arrow said:Another UGLY failure from hayden. It was the perfect time to get back into form because there is no pressure tonight and a rubbish attack, but he sucked, as he has for agess.
Hes looking like the hayden from a decade ago.
Time to go.
I suspect he will get back into good test from at some stage, but screw him in the ODI's..Fiery said:It's so refreshing to see an Aussie batsman so out of form. Bring on February!
I'd hate to see what you write when he's really out of form.kwigibo said:The commentators have had the blinders on for years regarding Hayden. (edit: Not to mention a majority of my fellow queenslanders)
And as I write this, he has hit out and gotten out, about time too.
At least he doesn't waist 65 odd balls to score about 27 runs..LongHopCassidy said:I'd hate to see what you write when he's really out of form.
He's not overrated if he doesn't destroy attacks at an average of 70+ just to keep you happy.
What about Andrew Symonds? Five ducks in his last six games.
Hayden's average is artificially inflated by relatively high scores and not-outs in cushy run-chases (although today's performance hints that he's not even capable of that any more)LongHopCassidy said:I'd hate to see what you write when he's really out of form.
He's not overrated if he doesn't destroy attacks at an average of 70+ just to keep you happy.
What about Andrew Symonds? Five ducks in his last six games.
Even though he's still performing at the moment?Choora said:Yes i am of the opinion that Inzi should be dropped from the OD lineup.One doesn't have to do it right away, but keeping the '07 WC in mind Pakistan will have to get rid of Inzi and have him replaced by a younger batsman in six months time.
To be fair, that's likely to become 5 ducks in 7 games nowRichard Rash said:I mean granted he is one of the best fieldsmen going round and he can bowl in the middle overs but five ducks in six games is dreadful.
yes indeedytooextracool said:because people simply cant get over the fact that he is a fairly decent player in ODIs.
what was Hayden's strike rate and how many hundreds did he make though..FaaipDeOiad said:What's with all these claims that Hayden has been out of form in ODIs for years? He was the TOP scoring Australian player in the 2004 calendar year in ODIs with 946 runs @ 41.13, and behind only Dravid, Sangakkara and Ganguly overall in the world.
Similar story for Symonds, who averaged over 50 in the 2004 calendar year and was fourth in scoring.
At least he had an excuseEclipse said:Ponting certainly sacrificed his strike rate to get him there though..