Most of the talking for/against India is done by non Indians... It is sad day... In other words we Indains Coach, Captian, Players and experts feeel shy...or they llack speaking expertise or not atching or following games.
Who cares..None bother...We are losing ...let it be. We can lose series...nothing else.
Another Indian player or captain who is going to be suffered by over-hyped ness. Someone needs to find that its not only about kohli but an Indian team who is going to perform and this tour is very prime example of that...
It doesn't matter how many runs kohli has scored but the real fact is that India already have lost the series 2-0 and can be worst to 3-0....
Play more as a team than being an individual gaints....
Some Sr Player act like wolf who are always with young lion, who can bring them flesh!! Although i have lost interest in cricket, i head the same voices from Sr when Dhoni took over..!! Comone guys be Pro!!
Re: Some player act like Wolf
by pravin sarode on Jan 04, 2015 06:23 PM
Dirty politics Bedi played with Gavaskar to remove him from test captain but fortunately Gavaskar guided Kapil to manage west indies to 140 all out in reply to 183 all out by India so it was vivian Richard sir catch that Kapil got turned that final and Gavaskar was master Mind of advice to give ball to mohinder amarnath
Re: hi
by pravin sarode on Jan 04, 2015 06:26 PM
Hit the ball hard as even if India loose 3-0 or 2-0 or 2-1 result as same cup will stay with Australia only hence what ever may result Indians will stay away from stadium tv radio all
(contd.)Coming to the crucial temperament aspect of a captain cool Dhoni ,Kohli certainly seem to be hot headed lacking the calm exterior. It is one area where Kohli will certainly have to work on and mature into to be a successful captain.As far as leadership skills and command over his colleagues to keep the team united considering that he seemed to have done fairly good job as RCB captain he is expected to hold the team together too although learning the captaincy skills of controlling the dynamic match situation will come with experience only.Thus team India transition is likely for better. Sydney ? Team India is expected to compete well for sure and that is what Kohli known for. .
Re: TEAM LIKELY TO BECOME MORE COMPETIVE UNDER KOHL-2
by taracad krishnamoorthy ramamoorthy on Jan 03, 2015 07:51 AM
Indeed virat can do lot. But 2 important thing No 1 He should never ever come into the bad influence of Ravi shatri and flecher should be out as coach
Re: Re: TEAM LIKELY TO BECOME MORE COMPETIVE UNDER KOHL-2
by pravin sarode on Jan 04, 2015 06:29 PM
Stamina to stay not out by end of the day is key of success in test no body is telling virat as he is more doing herogiri now
Dhoni is now a closed chapter as far as Indian Test cricket is concerned. What next ? Will Dhoni's absence affect team India's performance ? Will Dhoni be missed at all ? Can Virat Kohl;i take Indian Test side to a greater heights? Will team India's overseas record improve under Kohli ? Will Kohli emerge as a successful captain ?Specifically in the near term will India win at Sydney ? These are some of the question which come to mind after sudden departure of Dhoni we shall attempt to answer.Dhoni as a cricketer is a colossus among the young inexperienced bunch so his aura of personality will be missed for sure at least for the initial periods. However as a cricketer, as a wicket keeper batsman Dhoni’s pre-eminence have been progressively diminishing over the last 3-4 yrs and so his absence is not likely to be felt acutely after one or two series. Yes, on batting front Saha doesn’t appear to be upto the mark and may be in course of time this shortcoming will be made good. Now coming to Virat Kohli he has already shown ample promise to lead from the front as far as his batting is concerned. As far as captaincy tactics and strategy skills are concerned evidently he will have to be given time to mature into an astute captain. Going by the Adelaid Test his aggressive intent to go all out for win was certainly a positive and a welcome departure from that of his predecessor.
Dhoni is now a closed chapter as far as Indian Test cricket is concerned. What next ? Will Dhoni's absence affect team India's performance ? Will Dhoni be missed at all ? Can Virat Kohl;i take Indian Test side to a greater heights? Will team India's overseas record improve under Kohli ? Will Kohli emerge as a successful captain ?Specifically in the near term will India win at Sydney ? These are some of the question which come to mind after sudden departure of Dhoni we shall attempt to answer.Dhoni as a cricketer is a colossus among the young inexperienced bunch so his aura of personality will be missed for sure at least for the initial periods. However as a cricketer, as a wicket keeper batsman Dhoni’s pre-eminence have been progressively diminishing over the last 3-4 yrs and so his absence is not likely to be felt acutely after one or two series. Yes, on batting front Saha doesn’t appear to be upto the mark and may be in course of time this shortcoming will be made good. Now coming to Virat Kohli he has already shown ample promise to lead from the front as far as his batting is concerned. As far as captaincy tactics and strategy skills are concerned evidently he will have to be given time to mature into an astute captain. Going by the Adelaid Test his aggressive intent to go all out for win was certainly a positive and a welcome departure from that of his predecessor.
Kohli's captaincy skill were not upto mark for RCB. I felt Rohit Sharma got better skills as a captain, unfortunately Rohit's consistency is a great problem
