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Old 27-07-2010, 04:28 AM   #736 (permalink)
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I can see Ojha being discarded forever from the Indian setup after this series. Much like the players who played during the late 90s and the early 2000s.
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Old 27-07-2010, 04:36 AM   #737 (permalink)
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Funny how you don't bash Australians for being flat, home track bullies.

And if the subcontinent is so easy to bat in, why do so many non SC batsmen struggle?
Because some of them had to face an all-time great in Murali, also the pitches tend to be flat for 2-3 days and then take turn, if you've lost the toss then it can be tough. If you bat first you'd be disappointed if you don't make 500+
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Old 27-07-2010, 04:39 AM   #738 (permalink)
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Don't forget people that it's not that the bowling is bad or the pitch is flat.

It's because India and Sri Lanka batsmen are clearly 10-15 runs per innings better on average than every other batsmen in the World. Yep just look at those last 3-4 year Test batting averages. They're purely on merit. All the muppets defending them said so.
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And all out for 81 with Murali only bowling 4 overs btw.
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Old 27-07-2010, 04:50 AM   #740 (permalink)
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And all out for 81 with Murali only bowling 4 overs btw.
Oh right so because England were all out for 50odd in the West Indies it means their pitches are seam bowler paradises.

Any more bull****?
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Old 27-07-2010, 04:53 AM   #741 (permalink)
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Oh right so because England were all out for 50odd in the West Indies it means their pitches are seam bowler paradises.

Any more bull****?
No more like, since England could manage 400+ in a single day for 6 against Australia in England, the pitches are roads over there..
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Old 27-07-2010, 04:55 AM   #742 (permalink)
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Oh right so because England were all out for 50odd in the West Indies it means their pitches are seam bowler paradises.

Any more bull****?
Isn't that the exact same principle you're using in this thread?
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Old 27-07-2010, 04:55 AM   #743 (permalink)
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It's as if subcontinental batsmen playing in the subcontinent are somehow used to the conditions and find it easier...
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Yup, much more likely. In any case, I will back [Insert Indian Random Batting Order] against Swann in India every day. If they win, it won't be on Swann's back - though he could be valuable to keep things tight and maybe a wicket or two.
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Old 27-07-2010, 04:57 AM   #744 (permalink)
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It's as if subcontinental batsmen playing in the subcontinent are somehow used to the conditions and find it easier...
Fancy that.
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Old 27-07-2010, 04:57 AM   #745 (permalink)
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It's as if pitches in India and Sri Lanka are generally much better to bat on than the rest of the world. Oh wait no it's because their batsmen just all happen to be 10-15 runs per innings better than everywhere else.
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Old 27-07-2010, 04:59 AM   #746 (permalink)
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It's as if pitches in India and Sri Lanka are generally much better to bat on than the rest of the world. Oh wait no it's because their batsmen just all happen to be 10-15 runs per innings better than everywhere else.
Say that to the touring sides, oh wait.
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It's as if pitches in India and Sri Lanka are generally much better to bat on than the rest of the world. Oh wait no it's because their batsmen just all happen to be 10-15 runs per innings better than everywhere else.
yeah.. them pitches in Australia are so bloody hard to bat.. But wait, Collingwood got a double hundred there, right?


And what is his record in India like??????
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Oh right so because England were all out for 50odd in the West Indies it means their pitches are seam bowler paradises.

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Yeah because I said Indian and Lankan pitches are seam bowler paradises yeah?
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Got money on a Sehwag ton here. Hope he keeps his head.
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yeah.. them pitches in Australia are so bloody hard to bat.. But wait, Collingwood got a double hundred there, right?


And what is his record in India like??????
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