G.I.Joe
International Coach
Or vice versa, which seems to have been the constant refrain until his retirement.
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Dhoni retires from Test Cricket
- Thread starter vic_orthdox
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Salamuddin
International Debutant
Equally I love how you and some of the other Pommies seem to absolve Duncan Fletcher of any of blame for India's losses whatsoever
eh Robbins sweetheart
? How's the stint in the House of Lords coming along btw ?
andmark
International Captain
In fairness to England and Fletcher, the 2005 Ashes win was so incredibly monumental (I mayn't have been doing this post if they'd lost) that it's hard hard to see how an England fan could see Fletcher in a bad light even with his Indian failures- despite the 2006/07 whitewash. Equally though, bar Steyn of SA, bowling seems to have taken a step back, let alone Indian bowling which has been traditionally awful other than a few individuals (e.g Dev of the 70's/80's and to a lesser extent Zaheer Khan later).Equally I love how you and some of the other Pommies seem to absolve Duncan Fletcher of any of blame for India's losses whatsoever
eh Robbins sweetheart
How's the stint in the House of Lords coming along btw ?
Don't think he was in the HoL though.
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