Australia Vs India poll

[biased indian]

So wht do you people think will be the score line

Predictions Last time around when india toured australia


Last poll Aus in india 23 voted 8 got it correct

its for Poll only...and pls vote

 

[Unattainableguy]

4-0 Australia. Indian pace bowling is weak already, and their overrated batting lineup will be exposed in Australian conditions, so they will have to be extremely lucky to even manage a draw. And I'm sure Anil Kumble will get dumped as a captain as well after the series.

 

[Matt79]

3-0 Australia. India will scrape in for a draw at one of the flatter pitches.

 

[bond21]

4-0

Next

 

[iamdavid]

2-0 Australia, series heavily dominated by the bat.

 

[gskhosla]

I agree India should loose the series because they are over rated and I have said all along India has one yuvraj australia have many. Australia has many Lee's India has none.

 

[archie mac]

3-0 Australia. India will scrape in for a draw at one of the flatter pitches.

They may all be flat tracks, 2-0 Aussies

 

[Richard]

Am almost as unhappy at predicting as I was this time(ish) last year TBH. Thought "we all thought it'd be an Australian steamrollering in 2005 and it wasn't" but nonetheless Australia looked overwhelmingly the more powerful unit.

All it takes is some good batting (which I certainly hope for) and one Agarkar-esque spell and India could win a game. Hope they can avoid a loss at least twice too.

 

[silentstriker]

3-0 IMO. It might be 4-0, but I'm holding out hope for a draw on one of the flatter pitches. No way India will take twenty wickets.

 

[Xuhaib]

2-1 Aus.

 

[Pratters]

They may all be flat tracks, 2-0 Aussies

Nothing new I might add. Australian pitches have been flattish over the last 5-7 years.

 

[silentstriker]

2-1 Aus.

England, South Africa, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, West Indies and New Zealand all failed to take twenty wickets even once. You think India can?

 

[Pratters]

England, South Africa, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, West Indies and New Zealand all failed to take twenty wickets even once.

Funny you don't mention India there.

 

[Richard]

England, South Africa, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, West Indies and New Zealand all failed to take twenty wickets even once. You think India can?

Their superior batting to any of the aforementioned teams might cause their certainly-no-superior bowling to look better.

And it's worth remembering that South Africa might well have taken 20 wickets at least twice if their catching had been better.

 

[silentstriker]

Funny you don't mention India there.

Err, unlike most of the other countries, we didn't face Warne or McGrath.

 

[Pratters]

Err, unlike most of the other countries, we didn't face Warne or McGrath.

Erm, that is unrelated to Warne or McGrath not playing In the game - Australia made 556 in the first inning, we then made 523 runs. Australia then crumbled to 196.

 

[Anil]

Err, unlike most of the other countries, we didn't face Warne or McGrath.

warne would not have been much of a factor, so it's only mcgrath's absence that was significant...

 

[Richard]

Erm, that is unrelated to Warne or McGrath not playing In the game - Australia made 556 in the first inning, we then made 523 runs. Australia then crumbled to 196.

Crumbled to the mighty Ajit Agarkar...

 

[Richard]

warne would not have been much of a factor, so it's only mcgrath's absence that was significant...

Well he probably wouldn't, but you never know - and he'd almost certainly have been a better bet than Stuart MacGill.

Added to McGrath's injury, you could also add Australia's inexplicable preference for Bracken, Williams and Brett Lee over Kasprowicz.

 

[pup11]

Aussies have taken the post Warne-McGrath transition period as a big challenge that they want to conquer at all costs and there seems to be lot more purpose in their game to prove to the world that they can still maintain their high standards without those two stalwarts and they have their sights set on the world record of most test wins in a row so they would be pumped.
Indian bowling is way too weak to challenge the Australian batting line-up and i can see Aussies building up huge totals and in the adding the pressure on the Indian batsmen.
3-0 or a 4-0 series win in Australia's favour is the most likely result IMO.