The truth is that punter ponting alone in his career has won more trophies than Indian have in their entire history haha Never mind indias population is 60 times that of oz and in India cricket has no contest whereas in oz it has to compete with a dozen sports and comes at no 2 or 3 or 4 as Australian rules football is no 1 and throw in rugby league which is probably no 2 and soccer and rugby union that make the top 5 sports and u know that historically ind have not even had one-tenth the success in cricket compared to oz haha despite cricket in ind being more than ten times popular compared to oz haha haha haha haha Historically oz have always had more sporting success than any other country per capita population Historically ind have always had less sporting success than any other country per capita population and that applies to cricket as well haha haha haha I don’t read posts I don’t reply to
Re: haha
by Against Pseudos on Aug 26, 2009 12:33 PM
AS:
And you are most welcome to come in with your rabble-rousing comments which have even less substance than most Aussie hating messages on this board..... :)
Cardiff test was the turning point of the series. Eng saved this test match while aus will not forget ever ever this test match especially last 11 overs where Monti and Jimmy compled aus to head down.
Aus cannot forget and were thinking again agasin kaash ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- those 11 overs.
Re: Cardiff test was the turning point of the series.
by Against Pseudos on Aug 26, 2009 12:19 PM
They might well be tempted to do that, but it is not going to help any...... :)
The best thing for them to do is to look at the positives from the series, and apply them to their rebuilding process..... :)
Cardiff and Headingley clearly proved that when players contributed to augment Ponting's captaincy, results happened..... . :)
So there is no immediate need to make drastic changes for captaincy.... which they have rightly done by retaining Ponting till 2011....
Now they must focus on getting their act together and finding the right combination that clicks..... :)
day critisizing oz for their performance. no one going to root cause. i dont want oz to follow wi's step. oz's failure is oz's problem why we r wasting our time.
Re: why we r talking all
by kalpesh shah on Aug 26, 2009 11:55 AM
they r good side atleast anyone of agarkar's calibre not selected in their team,nochance for uththappa's or rohit's forget about playing eleven,in their bench strength also.they never allowy player like munaf to represent their country.
Re: why we r talking all
by Against Pseudos on Aug 26, 2009 11:55 AM
KS:
It just goes in to show that Australia has far more fans worldwide than WI ever had..... :)
Hence whilst not many were bothered by WI downfall (in fact even West Indians themselves were probably not too concerned), almost the whole cricketing world wants Australia to dominate again..... hence the continuous flow of all the good suggestions you constantly see on this forum...... ;-)
Re: Re: why we r talking all
by kalpesh shah on Aug 26, 2009 11:58 AM
ag psu, but oz cant dominate world with these player. again i m telling u no one in oz's team to support m.johnson,ican bet he will prove to be ace bowler for oz in future.forget his ashes failure
Re: Re: Re: Re: why we r talking all
by pofter boy on Aug 26, 2009 12:08 PM
ap, my feeling is that this rebuilding time take longer duration may be beyond our expectation
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: why we r talking all
by Against Pseudos on Aug 26, 2009 12:21 PM
Maybe yes.... maybe no..... but rebuilding sure will go on.....
We can only wait and watch the outcome as it unfolds..... :)
Lets first see what happens in the ODIs.... then theres CT..... so lets enjoy some good cricket..... whoever ends up providing it - England, Australia or India (in CT).... :)
Re: so
by Against Pseudos on Aug 26, 2009 11:25 AM
Agreed.... the lack of consistency was visible during the Ashes series..... one match great.... next completely down.... then bounce back to kill.... then buckle under pressure in the decider.....
You are right about their dominance factor going down seriously.... :)
Ricky Ponting should carry on till he feels he is fit. So what he has lost second ashes in his career. Although it is a hig shock to every Aus supporter also but we should not forget that this man have won two successfully world cup for Aus. Moreover he is considered one of the best skippper ever in the history of world cricket. I can bat with all of u that he would go when he will feel. Otherwise no one can touch him. He is not Steva Waugh who was compled to left out. He is Ricky Great Ponting
Re: Re: Re: m.clark
by kavita kulkarni on Aug 26, 2009 11:21 AM
katich is a prolific scorer and never in his career has he been out of form...u can bank on him to play for anothr 2-3 yrs...
And for Haddin, I am talking about long term and not for a series or two
Re: Re: Re: Re: m.clark
by Against Pseudos on Aug 26, 2009 11:23 AM
Good..... I was worried for a moment that you were calling for Ponting's ouster becoz of this one series..... ;-)
since you are planning long term, there shouldn't be any real threat for Ponting.... :)
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: m.clark
by kavita kulkarni on Aug 26, 2009 11:39 AM
ya i have no choice...i have to think about the short term captaincy while Haddin gets fit :(
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: m.clark
by kavita kulkarni on Aug 26, 2009 11:27 AM
good on your Ponting that Haddin is injured... Ponting can substitute for Haddin meanwhile Haddin gets fit :-)
