in next series india is goin to get back in its old form because again first three players would be those oldies due to whom players like rohit sharma could not get chance
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by nandwana yogesh on Sep 27, 2007 04:10 PM Permalink
u r right dude, again these so called senior players will not be playing for the country but for their personnel records!
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by joydip bhattacharya on Sep 27, 2007 05:20 PM Permalink
check the series , all your so called juniors will get a chance to play and see how many of them play better cricket the the seniors..leave out scoring more runs ..just see how many of them has the potential to replace the seniors......
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by KAUSIK DAS on Sep 27, 2007 04:28 PM Permalink
dont wory dude these so clld young guns wll put u flat on dis earth soon.Let them show their courage in 50 overs match 1st then say odd things abt seniors.We indians r mostly thankless people.These seniors gave u so much happy moments.now u r discarding them.Aussies wll teach us exactly where we stand in World cricket within next 15 days or so.So just wait n watch.
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by Umesh M Tambe on Sep 27, 2007 04:26 PM Permalink
Raju Kumar,
You are lunatic and have lost ypur thinking ability. Do not be lured by success in T20 which is not cricket but circus. Sachin was the only palyer who is performing consistently in last 3 ODI Series and Tests. My dear, ODI cricket is tougher than t20 circus.
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by ram kumar on Sep 27, 2007 05:04 PM Permalink
Hi Raju. 50 overs is a diff game altogether. It is not a slam bang approach. No wonder Rohit Sharma is a good bat, he needs time to settle in the team. And of course he will have wait for his turn. As regards to the three oldies. I am sure your memory is mighty short. Refresh your memory to the England tour for the contributions of the so called oldies.
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by siddharth sikka on Sep 27, 2007 04:25 PM Permalink
you fool those so called oldies still remain the highest scoring one day batsmen in the world and they still have a much better average, you should have some respect for them as there are no other batsmen in the world with records like theirs. If those oldies hadnt played in england we would have lost 7-0
