silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
So India have now won only one toss out of their last fifteen Test matches. Does anyone know of a similar streak in history of Test cricket? I think at one point they were 0 for 10 or 12.
No. I believe Sehwag had captained the first test in Bangladesh.That's a pretty amazing run tbh. Have they all been tests where Dhoni has been skipper?
Of course, the "Bangladesh are ordinary" TestNo. I believe Sehwag had captained the first test in Bangladesh.
Haha. That's right, remember that now.Of course, the "Bangladesh are ordinary" Test
Always thought him a tosser tbhGambhir had good luck with the tosses in the newzeland ODI series.
Can we send him for tosses instead?
And now i see the pitch report -We'll have to wait and see but don't think it will matter that much in this match.
Well played.Always thought him a tosser tbh
You were well and truly owned.I Agree.
India would not have lost the last match had they not lost the toss.
Yes to the first statement. Nah to the second.You were well and truly owned.
The injured Zaheer was a far bigger loss then the toss.
Don't really agree with that.You were well and truly owned.
The injured Zaheer was a far bigger loss then the toss.
Shaun Pollock as it turned out was not correct at all.And now i see the pitch report -
And Damn!!!! Just as feared the sun is out today and the wind is blowing from the north east.
Shaun Pollock reckoned that the ball won't swing as much today .And after the first hour today (in which India will be batting in any case) it will be good batting conditions.
Nothing seems to be working for India this series in terms of luck.
Bright Sunshine!! FFS!!!!!
He was spot-on. The ball didn't swing as much as on the first day. Neither was there as much seam movement as the first day. But the wicket drying out meant it got quicker which helped the bowlers when they got it right.Shaun Pollock as it turned out was not correct at all.