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***Official New Zealand in India Nov-Dec 2021 Thread***
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RossTaylorsBox
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
The Engineer Bro seems like a guy I would give a daily wedgie to
_00_deathscar
International Regular
Ha! I’m genuinely curious to see how this will go. As long as Jadeja and Ashwin - or even one of them - is fit, there’s no chance Axar gets a look in for touring. But a pretty good chance he’ll play most games at home, so could end up with a ridiculous average.
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Doesn't meet the cutoff, sorry
Shri
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Moss
International Vice-Captain
Yes, though with India’s spinners being super accurate you either had to manufacture shots or keep defending and hope for survival. Missed out on targeting the pacers perhaps. Ajaz and Somerville need to emulate the trio at least in keeping it tight, but their rustiness is showing I suppose.
NZ have done well enough to keep themselves in the contest, but that seems academic now. Have to hope the pitch continues to be slow enough to make attrition a possibility. Need more from Taylor and Nicholls on this tour - Taylor’s never been comfortable in these conditions, and Nicholls hasn’t played a convincing knock (without offering chances) in a long time. Young must surely be pushing for a permanent place in the XI now.
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CodeOfWisden
U19 Debutant
The match is already done and dusted.
The only way NZ could have won this was by scoring runs in first innings and taking a 100 run lead.
Kane and Taylor's runs in second innings won't really have much impact.
On 5 th day this pitch would become very difficult and even though Kane, Latham and Taylor are good player's they won't score much.
Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
If Blundell, Jamieson, and Somerville can last 94, 75, and 52 balls respectively (about 36 overs between them), there is no reason why we still can't draw this.
Immenso
International Vice-Captain
Except the reason of the pitch being 2 days older ...
Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
Yes, that is a "slight" problem
nzfan
International Vice-Captain
Plenty of cricket to go still. Can't take the credit away from Latham and Young. They did great and we didn't capitalize. We got to seize the momentum again, couple of early wickets will do that.
Watched Ravindra's inning ball by ball today. Barely tickled the scorers but there's so much promise. Looks pretty chilled out and body language suggests he doesn't seem to care he's playing vs spinning legends in their own backyard. The management has done well to have debutants play with confidence. We barely get to watch Rachin play spin in Wellington. For someone who opens the batting that's quite good. Blocks in front of the pads, plays positively, times the ball brilliantly and oh he bowls well too. He'll get truck load of runs around the world no doubt about that. Playing fast bowling is his usp.
It'll take time for him to make consistent impact but we have a player that's of quality for future.
Seen a lot of cricket over the years. Even highly experienced players looked totally at sea playing in sub continent. Not this upcoming current lot, they're a confident bunch. These guys need good backing and they'll do wonders in future for NZ cricket. Just glad we're not going to have one off couple of good years. Longer Taylor plays and with the likes of Latham, Kane, Guptill, boult, Southee etc around the next bunch of players will make sure we won't fall away.
Ben Sears, Allen, ravindra, Smith etc have very bright future.
Watched Ravindra's inning ball by ball today. Barely tickled the scorers but there's so much promise. Looks pretty chilled out and body language suggests he doesn't seem to care he's playing vs spinning legends in their own backyard. The management has done well to have debutants play with confidence. We barely get to watch Rachin play spin in Wellington. For someone who opens the batting that's quite good. Blocks in front of the pads, plays positively, times the ball brilliantly and oh he bowls well too. He'll get truck load of runs around the world no doubt about that. Playing fast bowling is his usp.
It'll take time for him to make consistent impact but we have a player that's of quality for future.
Seen a lot of cricket over the years. Even highly experienced players looked totally at sea playing in sub continent. Not this upcoming current lot, they're a confident bunch. These guys need good backing and they'll do wonders in future for NZ cricket. Just glad we're not going to have one off couple of good years. Longer Taylor plays and with the likes of Latham, Kane, Guptill, boult, Southee etc around the next bunch of players will make sure we won't fall away.
Ben Sears, Allen, ravindra, Smith etc have very bright future.
Hurricane2
U19 Cricketer
295 was a credible batting performance by new Zealand on that deck. Several of our bats got undone by good nuts.
India probably overachieved by about 30 runs in the first inning.
The pitch isn’t a mine field but par was about 300
Or even 270
New Zealand did ok
We also batted long enough that our bowlers will be fresh and ready to fire today
India are in the box seat but still need to be competently perform from here to put this game to bed.
New Zealand’s hopes rest on the man known as Jazzy.
India probably overachieved by about 30 runs in the first inning.
The pitch isn’t a mine field but par was about 300
Or even 270
New Zealand did ok
We also batted long enough that our bowlers will be fresh and ready to fire today
India are in the box seat but still need to be competently perform from here to put this game to bed.
New Zealand’s hopes rest on the man known as Jazzy.
Bahnz
Hall of Fame Member
Would definitely rate losing 5 top order wickets for less than 50 as a collapse
Bahnz
Hall of Fame Member
Yeah that missed stumping chamce off Ashwin ended up costing NZ 25 runs which could prove fairly crucial in retrospect.
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
You’d take 63/1 in the second innings against the world champions. If india can get to about 230, it’ll be a very tough chase on the fifth day.