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Dhoni takes dig at England's record in India


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krishna krishna
its cool friends
by krishna krishna on Oct 27, 2011 02:40 AM

i dont know why indian and english cricketers and fans took it so emotionally as if we are about to go into a nuclear war. india and britian have been most trusted friendsfor decades...tho they both were in diff blocks during cold war ..england sold us INS virat undermining u.s pressure. sport is a sport ..lets take results as they come. rivalry is bull shit created by australian cricket and thier cricketers.

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Junior Shelly
Egos took a beating...
by Junior Shelly on Oct 27, 2011 12:49 AM  | Hide replies

Went to England as the World's No: 1 team, and as ODI World champions. Some of the 'legends' were so egoistic that they declared themselves 'fit' despite carrying serious injuries as if they thought the opposition would be threatened to submission just by their mere presence.
Some other 'legends in the making' couldn't even stand their ground against short-pitched bowling and a couple of them returned home with broken bones.
The most intelligent captain in the world kept on searching for new excuses each time his 'world-beaters' got thrashed and kicked on their back side.
The best spinner in the world had to put an end to his misery by complaining about a mysterious stomach 'injury'. A fast bowler who was hailed as the best in the world, just because he had a good series against the Aussies couldn't even create any doubts in the minds of the opposition batsmen.
At the end of all that....humiliating, disgusting and nauseating defeat..!!!! YUCK.
I just can't understand how some people here can forget all these and 'celebrate' a home series victory on spin friendly pitches against a team well-known for its deficiencies against any spin-leave alone quality spin.

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Chaturchuramoni Chatterjee
Re: Egos took a beating...
by Chaturchuramoni Chatterjee on Oct 27, 2011 03:37 AM
India won a test series in England in 2007, when did England win a test series in India for the last time ?

You say the pitches in India were "dust-bowl", but the stats of English spinners (specially Swann) does not reflect that . I have never seen a team chase 298 on a "dust-bowl" wicket.

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desimix
Re: Re: Egos took a beating...
by desimix on Oct 27, 2011 08:29 AM
Chutramoni,good comment.

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ravi krishnan
Re: Re: Egos took a beating...
by ravi krishnan on Oct 27, 2011 10:45 AM
well said Chatterji....pls do understand that of the 50 overs games in England, they won almost 3 purely on the basis of the Duckworth/lewis....that's NO win. And about dust bowls in India...what do u think the English gave us when we went there....Obviusly every home team seeks to encash on their advantage .

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ASHISH KUMAR
Re: Re: Re: Egos took a beating...
by ASHISH KUMAR on Oct 27, 2011 03:56 PM
Junior shelly ur analysis is 100% correct.
india is always tiger at home & lamb outside.
Except sachin, dravid, laxman - rest all are flat track bullies who can score only on indian wickets & against B grade attack

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Matte
Good
by Matte on Oct 27, 2011 12:05 AM

Good reply to the haughty Brits.... But as they say "touch wood"...... We should not be listening to this from the Aussies or anyone overseas. As an Indian, that is all I pray for.

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Mahesh V
India is proved "Tigers at Home and Cats Abroad"
by Mahesh V on Oct 26, 2011 10:40 PM  | Hide replies

Get ready for a royal drubbing in Aus for Dhoni and Co.

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Varun
Re: India is proved "Tigers at Home and Cats Abroad"
by Varun on Oct 26, 2011 10:44 PM
Eng & Aus are proven tigers at home and chickens in front of spin. Get ready for english drubbing in India next winter.

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Sameer
Re: Re: India is proved "Tigers at Home and Cats Abroad"
by Sameer on Oct 27, 2011 07:30 AM
Varun

The so called home tiger aussies have beaten us at home in 2004 and believe it or not , have a better win percentage in india against india.

We cannot however say the same about india in Aus

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ASHISH KUMAR
Re: Re: Re: India is proved "Tigers at Home and Cats Abroad&
by ASHISH KUMAR on Oct 27, 2011 03:58 PM
Last two ODI series (i am not counting last 1 match series)-
Aus beat india with margin of 4-2 & on both occasion idian captain was captain fool dhoni.


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Aneesh Ramachandran
Re: India is proved "Tigers at Home and Cats Abroad"
by Aneesh Ramachandran on Oct 27, 2011 12:02 AM
Mahesh you proved that you are a M.O.R.O.N... no doubt!
England also was tigers at their home and now cats... whats your opinion on that? aholes like you always support white color skin.... pity you!

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Injun Abhi
Re: Re: India is proved
by Injun Abhi on Oct 27, 2011 04:39 AM
There is nothing wrong with what Mahesh said. Aussies are the superior side, especially at home, even with a side sans McGrath and Warne. How many times has Australia won the WC and how many times has India won the WC? It has nothing to do with color of skin, so grow up!

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NITIN RAJ
Re: Re: Re: India is proved
by NITIN RAJ on Oct 27, 2011 06:32 AM
Lets not forget India Beat England in England in the year 1971 / 1986 / 2007. Team has nothing to prove now. They are world champions, the loss in England was only because of Injuries to key players Sehwag, zaheer and Yuvraj, Gautam. If Sehwag had opened and Zaheer bowled the whole series, my friend, the result would have been different.


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ASHISH KUMAR
Re: Re: Re: Re: India is proved
by ASHISH KUMAR on Oct 27, 2011 03:59 PM
Has india beaten SA in SA & Aus in Aus in last 3o yrs.
Only two worlcdclass team is Aus & SA in last 2 decades.
India simply a home tiger.
aus & SA has won many oversaes series also

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raveendran kn
Re: Re: Re: Re: India is proved
by raveendran kn on Oct 27, 2011 11:13 AM
i guess you wanted to say Sachin and Zaheer

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Mahesh V
Dhoni can talk and play like this only in India
by Mahesh V on Oct 26, 2011 10:37 PM  | Hide replies

He could not even connect a single delivery with his bat in the 4 tests in England.

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ASHISH KUMAR
Re: Dhoni can talk and play like this only in India
by ASHISH KUMAR on Oct 27, 2011 04:01 PM
Dhoni test average outside
In WI 2006, 24
In SA 2006, 26
In AUS 2007, 17.62
In SLK 2009 17.5
In SA 2011, 35.8
In WI 2011- 19.5 (last series)
( score of 0,16,2, 5 & 74(only one good inning when WI was operating with bowlers like bishoo/chandrapaul & front line bowler rampaul/shammi etc was resting due to injury).
In Eng 2011- 29 (last series)

Also dhoni after playing 27 T-20 intl has not scored a single fifty, no match winning inning, no MOM & pathetic strike rate of 105 (one of the lowest for any batsman in T-20 at his batting position)
In ODI overseas also he is a big failure as batsman who never perform when require due to limited batting ability & has hardly won any important ODI outside india with his batting.
He is a flop wicketkeeper also in last 3 series where dropped many catches.

Dhoni is best
That’s why doing rest.
hehehe


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ASHISH KUMAR
Re: Dhoni can talk and play like this only in India
by ASHISH KUMAR on Oct 27, 2011 04:03 PM
Dhoni test average outside
In WI 2006, 24
In SA 2006, 26
In AUS 2007, 17.62
In SLK 2009 17.5
In SA 2011, 35.8
In WI 2011- 19.5 (last series)
( score of 0,16,2, 5 & 74(only one good inning when WI was operating with bowlers like bishoo/chandrapaul & front line bowler rampaul/shammi etc was resting due to injury).
In Eng 2011- 29 (last series)

Also dhoni after playing 27 T-20 intl has not scored a single fifty, no match winning inning, no MOM & pathetic strike rate of 105 (one of the lowest for any batsman in T-20 at his batting position)
In ODI overseas also he is a big failure as batsman who never perform when require due to limited batting ability & has hardly won any important ODI outside india with his batting.
He is a flop wicketkeeper also in last 3 series where dropped many catches.

Dhoni is best
That’s why doing rest.
hehehe


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vijay
delirious dhoni marked with chennai carousel ..
by vijay on Oct 26, 2011 10:02 PM  | Hide replies

effulgent , elite and embracing , this one in all metaphor of cricketing fraternity dhoni , kohinoor was brought back to india in 1981 , the year when dhoni was born ....


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ASHISH KUMAR
Re: delirious dhoni marked with chennai carousel ..
by ASHISH KUMAR on Oct 27, 2011 04:05 PM
Dhoni test average outside
In WI 2006, 24
In SA 2006, 26
In AUS 2007, 17.62
In SLK 2009 17.5
In SA 2011, 35.8
In WI 2011- 19.5 (last series)
( score of 0,16,2, 5 & 74(only one good inning when WI was operating with bowlers like bishoo/chandrapaul & front line bowler rampaul/shammi etc was resting due to injury).
In Eng 2011- 29 (last series)

Also dhoni after playing 27 T-20 intl has not scored a single fifty, no match winning inning, no MOM & pathetic strike rate of 105 (one of the lowest for any batsman in T-20 at his batting position)
In ODI overseas also he is a big failure as batsman who never perform when require due to limited batting ability & has hardly won any important ODI outside india with his batting.
He is a flop wicketkeeper also in last 3 series where dropped many catches.

Dhoni is best
That’s why doing rest.
hehehe



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Manu Zach
Hard truth.....
by Manu Zach on Oct 26, 2011 08:26 PM  | Hide replies

It is obvious from Dhoni's statement how much the inflated egos of the over hyped Indian 'superstars' were hurt by their gross inability to win even a single match in England. This is the same man who could'nt even connect a single shot convincingly a couple of months ago...!!!!

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ram kumar
Re: Hard truth.....
by ram kumar on Oct 26, 2011 08:46 PM
sorry man, there too in odi series he is the maximum Run scorer for the both teams check the stats before commenting.. he failed in test and one off t20 only.. he Is the leading run scorer for both the teams

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om shanti
Re: Re: Hard truth.....
by om shanti on Oct 26, 2011 08:55 PM
yes !

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Manu Zach
Re: Re: Hard truth.....
by Manu Zach on Oct 26, 2011 09:22 PM
heh...ODIs...!!!

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guy giggling
Re: Hard truth.....
by guy giggling on Oct 26, 2011 09:24 PM
probably you didn't watch the ODi series. He started his not out record in England itself. One he regained his form England couldn't get him out on even a single occasion. Forget Technique and talent. It's his sheer grit that carried India to a 5-0 whitewash without a single senior player except Dhoni

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Manu Zach
Re: Re: Hard truth.....
by Manu Zach on Oct 27, 2011 12:26 AM
This English team is not strong enough for even a completely new Indian team, given the pitches used for the series. Just have to pick an eleven from the Rest of India squad and the Ranji champion team - Rajasthan, I guess; to give the English team a run for their money at any given day..!!

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Varun
Re: Hard truth.....
by Varun on Oct 26, 2011 09:30 PM
poor manu zach is having a tough time digesting the azz kicking of his english team. Keep burning baby.

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Manu Zach
Re: Re: Hard truth.....
by Manu Zach on Oct 27, 2011 12:20 AM
You guys seem to be satisfied with the 'superb' performance of the Indian team and its 'cool' skipper. I am not foolish like some of you people to fall for the metaphors or clich� going around after the 5-0 'victory'. Why don't you guys just accept the fact that the Indian team need slow,low rank turners to win even at home?
Why do you tend to forget the glaring weaknesses of the team, after a series win against a visiting team at home?
And finally...just tell me how many wins would it take to wipe away the scars and bruises of the "azz kicking" which the Indian team got during their visit to England, when they were routed 8-0 in all??

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Chaturchuramoni Chatterjee
Re: Re: Re: Hard truth.....
by Chaturchuramoni Chatterjee on Oct 27, 2011 03:39 AM
How come England spinners were beaten all around the park on the "slow,low rank turners " you are mentioning ? Worlds number 1 spinner Swann should have single-handedly destroyed India.

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Matte
Re: Hard truth.....
by Matte on Oct 27, 2011 12:07 AM
Manu, I am not here to defend any of my country's superstar. But how do you feel to see 11 English donkeys toiling on Indian fields?

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Matte
Re: Re: Re: Hard truth.....
by Matte on Oct 27, 2011 12:34 AM
No dear. I did not have alcohol today. Atleast try to enjoy our victory for 2-3 days before you criticiz.

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Junior Shelly
Re: Re: Re: Re: Hard truth.....
by Junior Shelly on Oct 27, 2011 01:02 AM
I stopped enjoying the victories of Indian team after their 2001-'02 tour of New Zealand.

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Abhay Kumar
Re: Re: Re: Hard truth.....
by Abhay Kumar on Oct 27, 2011 12:35 AM
Dear Manu,
Why to look only the darker side. English play good cricket in their home condition. So is India.Even Bangladesh is great at their home ground.There are few teams who can beat other on their ground. Earlier, India used to loose the matches in the Home Ground as well. So thats the positive. And Why the team or any individual is not playing in Bouncy pitches, is not the fault of the players.You can understand.What is important is to perform best in those situation for which you have the familiarity...Be matured and think twice before writing senseless.can you peroform brilliant on those things that is not known to you? Can you play guitar if you have the habbit of beating the Drums? Might be yes, then you are above Brilliant. But not everyone is Brilliant like You.All senseless think he is Brilliant...am i wrong Mr Zach..:)

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Abhay Kumar
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Hard truth.....
by Abhay Kumar on Oct 27, 2011 01:23 AM
So there is another Brilliant in this discussion. You people cant understand...only blaming others and that too senseless. .. think positive. You were not able to understand the English becouse you dont have the time to read and understand.

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ronnie
well said
by ronnie on Oct 26, 2011 08:09 PM

Well said.

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