No i don't think so.The MVP is decided based on performances upto Semi-final. Unfortunately for we Indian crciket fans,Afridi is still going to beat Yuvi...
Re: With Afridi out....
by Desh Premi on Apr 01, 2011 05:48 AM
I agree with you, Afridi is a true fighter and inspired an insipid team with his total involvement in the game as cap
Re: With Afridi out....
by rohit ranjan on Apr 01, 2011 07:35 AM
Still 4 MoM awards are going to count on Yuvi's side which is enough to earn him the player of the tournament award.
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Re: Re: If not Afridi.
by CHAMP MUSLIM on Mar 31, 2011 08:29 PM
No, that drunkard, waste the public money in the gutter and various 'tunnels'! he is really not sober one.
Re: Re: Re: If not Afridi.
by rohit ranjan on Apr 01, 2011 07:40 AM
The awards are given according to the on-field performance. No one cares what a player does in his personal life. Remember Shane Warne is the most respected Australian even though he has countless sex-crimes.No-one cares what he is in personal life all they care is his on-field exploits. Same is the cae of Yuvraj
there was match fixing according to imaginations, even without that this Pakistan team is not a great side.... The best team for the game against Pakistan is 1. Sewhag. 2. Tendulkar. 3. Virat Kolhi. 4. Raina. 5. Yuvraj Singh. 6. Yusuf Pathan. 7. Dhoni. 8. Ashwin. 9. Zaheer. 10. Harbhajhan. 11. Sreesanth.
• Munaf & Nehra did not bow exceptionally well yesterday as many people think. It was due to the Pitch conditions, Semi-Final pressure and most importantly the weak batting order of the Pakistan team that led to their downfall.
• Gambhir should be replaced with Pathan, Nehra should be replaced with Ashwin & Munaf should be replaced with Sreesanth. With this combination, we can comfortable beat Srilanka. With the same combination, India would have won against Pakistan with a margin of more than 50 runs.
• Since, Srilanka having a better batting lineup than Pakistan & also their batting order extends upto N0-7 in Mathews; it would be foolish if Dhoni plays with the same team that played against Pakistan. Let’s hope that Dhoni selects the best team.
If an injured Murali & Vaas plays instead of Randhiv & Mathews/Fernando, India can beat Sri Lanka comfortably. Any other team composition will make the match tough.
Re: WE CAN WIN IF PROPER TEAM IS SELECTED:
by Kris Kane on Apr 01, 2011 01:20 AM
dude, Gambhir is supposedly the best spin-playing batsmen in Indian team.
But, wierdly, he has gotten out more times to spinners in this tourney than ever before.
Re: WE CAN WIN IF PROPER TEAM IS SELECTED:
by Kris Kane on Apr 01, 2011 01:28 AM
Dude, the team is more or less set.. Munaf with his slow leg cutters could work wonders against batsmen who dont have good temper. If he can master a leg cutter from a rising delivery, he can easily take out Dangerous Dilshan.
Wankhede is also a slow turning track, but hopefully they flatten it out so that Murali and Mendis cant get much turn out of it.
Re: Re: WE CAN WIN IF PROPER TEAM IS SELECTED:
by santosh gupta on Mar 31, 2011 08:13 PM
@ wasim khan : may be u think canada should have won the WC..........correct
Afridi was no where in the fight for MVP. Yuvraj allround performance is way ahead of him. Infact Yuvi's main battle is with Sachin who's consistent and responsible batting paved the way for final. Without Sachin it wouldn't be possible for Indian team to reach final !
Re: Silly comment
by rama krishnan on Apr 01, 2011 10:35 AM
Undoubtedly Afridi is MVP. Only because of him Pak has entered into Semi-final. All other players have individual achievements only...
Re: Silly comment
by True indian on Mar 31, 2011 06:56 PM
Talk something realistic not like blinded.Did you mean that Afridi MVP is declared by Afridi itself. Dont talk like childish, atleast be sportive before taking about cricket
Re: Re: Silly comment
by Ian Chappell on Apr 01, 2011 06:51 AM
No, my bro Greg was coach but Indian team didn't like his tactical coaching style and he also din't understand cricket culture in India!
