Stephen Bailey
Executive member
Sureshot said:No ones got any TV rights for this series yet, how stupid is that?
No doubt Mr Murdoch will get his wallet out...
Sureshot said:No ones got any TV rights for this series yet, how stupid is that?
It doesnt matter what I think. I take this tour pretty seriously as a lot of the players will be playing for the first time in India.saisrini80 said:You make it as if Ashes is everything that England is about! IMO, thats crap! You have to give as much importance to England's clashes with other top nations rather than giving importance only to Ashes!
m_vaughan said:It doesnt matter what I think. I take this tour pretty seriously as a lot of the players will be playing for the first time in India.
However as you saw how important the Ashes is for England last year. Irrespective of what happens in the other series, winning the series down under is the main and ultimate aim.
Ganguly, the cynosure of all eyes, put up an all-round performance scoring a magnificent 72 and then returning with a figure of 2/39 while bowling, as Bengal posted consecutive wins in their Ranji one-day campaign.
indiancricketer said:i think india will win this series...if india beats pakistan then england will be really easy...as pakistan beat england therefore i believe we can do the same...but this is cricket never know
cricket_lover said:Yea..it doesn't matter what you/I think. What team England thinks..matters. For now, India series is their goal. They want to forget about the Ashes, no matter how much more important it is for them.
Ganguly's magical form continues in domestic cricket http://ia.rediff.com/cricket/2006/feb/13ranji.htm
He will be closely watched during the England series, hoping he makes an impact.
indiancricketer said:i think india will win this series...if india beats pakistan then england will be really easy...as pakistan beat england therefore i believe we can do the same...but this is cricket never know
beefy_botham said:Going on past form, England might just knock them off in the One Day game. India isn't doing that well in Pakistan (not many teams do) and they had a lousy series against South Africa. South Africa look so crap I think England could make the one day series in India just about a cake walk!
They're 2-1 up. and could have been 3-0 up.
Never underestimate the Indians at home.
beefy_botham said:Going on past form, England might just knock them off in the One Day game. India isn't doing that well in Pakistan (not many teams do) and they had a lousy series against South Africa. South Africa look so crap I think England could make the one day series in India just about a cake walk!
saisrini80 said:What? What? What?
Are you kidding? It seems like you have just switched yourself off from the cricketing world! The ODI record of the Indians in the last 15 matches (7 against Sri Lanka, 5 vs South Africa and 3 vs Pakistan) has been nothing short of extra-ordinary! They have won 10 matches and have lost only 4 matches with one ending in a no-result!
England's recent ODI record doesnt seem that impressive. A 3-2 defeat to Pakistan, a defeat to Australia in a 3 match ODI series and sharing the Natwest trophy with Australia in a tied final?
Well if you feel England will have a cake walk in the ODI series against India in India, well all the best! But you have done one thing. This post of yours might be a perfect one to quote after the England's tour to India end!