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BCCI Technical panel against neutral Ranji venues


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madanmohan siddhanthi
STOP RANJI
by madanmohan siddhanthi on Feb 19, 2012 05:43 AM  | Hide replies

Just play IPL two or three times a yea. Soon no country wwould like to invite India even the money power of BCCI will not work .We have three day test matches which are more than sufficient against India .So we have more time for IPLs.Do not worry there are millions like me without anyhting to do so we will watch and you get revenues.

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Jiju
Re: STOP RANJI
by Jiju on Feb 19, 2012 07:27 AM
Well said Siddhanthi!

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samink mathur
changes in RANJI FORMAT
by samink mathur on Feb 18, 2012 03:00 PM  | Hide replies

BCCI should go for follwing changes:
1. 90 overs two innings 4 days format should be introduced
2. if the batting average is below 3.00 then a slow batting penalty points should be imposed
3. if the fielding side force more than 3 runouts in a match than they should get reward points
4. for winning by innings bonus points be awarded
jai hind

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pravin sarode
Re: changes in RANJI FORMAT
by pravin sarode on Feb 18, 2012 04:18 PM
before all these suggestion mr. mathur the pitches must be alive not dead as they are now because when the next generation of cricket stars for test team will be selected for next test tour overseas they will get some homework of fast bouncing tracks with a lot of grass on pitch and the young boys will not fall ill like DADA Saurabh Ganguly in Nagpur Test in year 2004 when he saw greenary on Nagpur pitch"New Delhi: Former Australian opener Matthew Hayden has re-opened a seven-year-old controversy by claiming that ex-India captain Sourav Ganguly and off-spinner Harbhajan Singh chickened out of the series-deciding 2004 Nagpur Test due to a fear of the green-top pitch there.

In his autobiography 'Standing My Ground', Hayden writes that the Australians felt at that time that the nature of the pitch had led to the sudden withdrawal of Ganguly and Harbhajan from the Test, which the visitors eventually won to clinch a historic series win."The curator, a famously single-minded character with no love of the Indian hierarchy, ignored pleas to shave the deck and left a healthy covering of grass. It reminded me of Gabba (in Brisbane). To have that sort of wicket for the deciding Test of an away series - particularly in India - was the most pleasant surprise imaginable," Hayden wrote.

"When Ganguly and Harbhajan went out to see the deck a couple of days before the game, they looked like farmers inspecting crops after a hail storm. We predicted neither would play

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B Soumya
Re: Re: changes in RANJI FORMAT
by B Soumya on Feb 18, 2012 04:51 PM
Are you a spokesperson appointed by Mathew to deliver words against the brave Dada ? He is technical committee chief only because BCCI has respects over him.

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