You didn’t look at the scorecards did you?Obviously playing fast and loose with the term "match winning"![]()
wut?Obviously playing fast and loose with the term "match winning"![]()
A unique typo across the indexed internet, surprisingly. Slippy always unique.Who's Azhuruduin?
A character from a J. R. R. Tolkien work?Who's Azhuruduin?
His highlights:A lot of his tons were definitely surplus to requirements I feel,(a lot of his ashes ones were scored when 2-3 others went big too ) but kept the doubters at the bay (Pak in '99 was very timely for him personally but wasn't super necessary for the team)
His work against WI and SA was class though and your classic match winning knock
he was a trail-blazer in that area...inspired so many around the cricketing world to pick up that skill, his impact can't be overstated...Azhar also the better match fixer.
Many of azhar's most memorable innings were frenzied counterattacks where he mixed genius batting with complete recklessness. Hard not to wonder whether some of these innings were influenced by.... other factors.Mark Waugh easily for me. Go down his list of centuries and see how many of them were clutch innings that resulted in victory, or saving a game. And across the globe, India, Pakistan, England, WI, SA, Australia.
Azhar a bit of a soft run bat. I recall a lot of his runs coming in hopeless situations or when the game in already lost.
That would make him a bad fixer. Surely the ones where he got out without really contributing are the ones to look at?Many of azhar's most memorable innings were frenzied counterattacks where he mixed genius batting with complete recklessness. Hard not to wonder whether some of these innings were influenced by.... other factors.
Pretty sure there was a game when India chased 300 against SL in the late 90s when we were like **** all for 4 and gonna lose. Azhar and Jadeja kept hitting the ball, but somehow it kept falling between fielders or they were dropped etc and we ended up winning the match.That would make him a bad fixer. Surely the ones where he got out without really contributing are the ones to look at?
lolPretty sure there was a game when India chased 300 against SL in the late 90s when we were like **** all for 4 and gonna lose. Azhar and Jadeja kept hitting the ball, but somehow it kept falling between fielders or they were dropped etc and we ended up winning the match.
During the Tehelka tapes, that game was specifically called out as a game they fixed and failed to execute.
i think their team mates had something to do with this ayeMark Waugh easily for me. Go down his list of centuries and see how many of them were clutch innings that resulted in victory, or saving a game. And across the globe, India, Pakistan, England, WI, SA, Australia.
Azhar a bit of a soft run bat. I recall a lot of his runs coming in hopeless situations or when the game in already lost.
Yeah forgot it was a close last ball finish though. Pretty sure not what the fixers had schemed up for that game...Looks like they still managed to lose that match lol