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12th July 2018, 21:26 #1
Tape Ball Regular
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Other Asian teams might need to sacrifice a pacer for next years World Cup
I think it is a good cause that looking at Englands condition, most times should now look at play an extra spinner against England. I have always felt that England has an overrated team and yes they are number 1 but can not play spin to save their life. This series should serve a purpose that Pakistan might need to pay 2 leggies against England when they encounter them in world cup. Fahim, Amir, Hasan, Shadab and Yasir.
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12th July 2018, 21:47 #2
Local Club Captain
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You dnt need to judge england by watching them play against india.india is a top team in all formats.
The thing is other teams have pressure to score alot against our bowlers while batting first,because of our superior batting which most of the time clicks.
The thing is england is one of a top side in the world in limited over cricket and look how they destroyed whitewashed australia in both t20 and odi recently. Though it shoud not suprise if india whitewash them after they already lost t20 series to india
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12th July 2018, 21:56 #3
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12th July 2018, 22:16 #4
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12th July 2018, 22:35 #5
Tape Ball Star
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12th July 2018, 22:42 #6
Just said that in another thread. Might be the way, I wouldn't mind giving it a go.
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12th July 2018, 22:43 #7
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12th July 2018, 22:51 #8
Tape Ball Star
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13th July 2018, 07:53 #9
Tape Ball Regular
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13th July 2018, 08:28 #10
PakPassion Administrator
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I don't want Siraj anywhere close to our LOI team. The guy seems to be a very good long format bowler. Even in the current A tour he has out bowled other pacers in the FC game. He needs to be played only in Test format as we have enough people to play white ball cricket for India.
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13th July 2018, 08:54 #11
Tape Ball Captain
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13th July 2018, 10:08 #12
India's spin bowling is their strength, our fast bowling is our strength. When we get that ball reversing we can do a lot of damage. Hasan, Amir and Junaid are the way to go again.
Does cricket survive off of it's money or does it survive for it's money?
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13th July 2018, 11:37 #13
Tape Ball Star
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If anything, Indian bench strength could be superior than their pacers in the playing eleven. There are plenty bowlers who can come and bump off Kaul and possibly Umesh. Having said that, the pitch yesterday wasn't the best for fast bowlers. None of the fast bowlers made much impact.
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13th July 2018, 12:06 #14
You should always look to play 2 spinners against non asian teams. They will not dissappoint.
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13th July 2018, 15:51 #15
Indian fast bowlers are average and will remain like that for years to come. All this talk of 'we have bumrah, shami, bhuvi and a solid bench strength' is rubbish. How many times do these guys actually play together?
We keep selecting guys like Mohit Sharma, Kaul, Sran even though we have a so called solid bench strength. On top of that even if these guys play together for 2-3 times in an ICC tournament they mostly choke in finals or knock outs. How many times have we seen this. Indian team's strength is its batting and our fast bowlers will always choke in pressure situations to give our batters a big target in finals/knock outs of ICC tournaments.
It's better to focus on our strength ie batting and spinners. We should keep our expectations low as far as fast bowling is concerned.Last edited by UN talkz; 13th July 2018 at 16:13.