sohummisra said:or India may reject future tours to Pakistan, seeing as their management is being impulsive nowadays.
That, and they fear the batsmen. Remember the caning Akhtar got? The Pakistani batsmen have many flaws which include the swinging ball, but our batsmen don't.Wahindiawah said:I don't think that will happen though.
Pakistan is preparing dead track because they actually are frightened of facing Indian pacers on lively wkts.Pakistani batsmen haven't forgotten how Pathan and Balaji tormented them the last time around, they fear that such thing will happen again if they play India on green top wkt.
Unless Pakistan are able to overcome the fear of Indian pacer off their mind, they will never be able to compete with India.
What a ridiculous post. Yes, we are sacred of your pacers even though one of our spinners can bowl as fast as your best pacer. : Younis didn't declare on day 5 because he wanted to rest his pacers for the third test. It was obvious that there was going to be no result out of this match, so why risk injuring our pacers? Besides, Akhtar was starting to feel some pain in his right ankle.ZoraxDoom said:That, and they fear the batsmen. Remember the caning Akhtar got? The Pakistani batsmen have many flaws which include the swinging ball, but our batsmen don't.
They are just scared. Their decision not to declare on Day 5 and put up a fight to get a result shows that. Pure cowardice.
ZoraxDoom said:Pathan's speed even dropped to 69.2 MPH for one delivery...
And Dhoni could generate large speeds bowling. He has strong arms, and if he had a longer run up and gave a delivery his all, who knows...
The match would've been either a draw or a win for India if Younis declared, there was no way Pakistan could win it from there on, so why waste our bowlers' energy?ZoraxDoom said:But they wouldn't have to bowl too much. Say 80 overs in the day, Your bowlers would need to bowl about 40-45 at the most. Why didn't Younis Khan want to try and get a result? India's batters would have been up to it. There was no need to let it become a draw.
And aparrently, you must be scared. Not you, but your batsmen. If you are so confident then how come you didn't produce Green pitches? The Pakistan team is just showing cowardice.
We have nothing to be scared of.
The match would've been either a draw or a win for India if Younis declared, there was no way Pakistan could win it from there on, so why waste our bowlers' energy?
ZoraxDoom said:Looks like you have lost your faith in Kaneria and Akhtar. You do remember what they did to England, right? Even if you left 35(ish) overs, there was always the question of alteast trying to force a result.
Not to forget, that pitch had something in it for the bowlers.stevie said:Big difference, our batsmen were poor throughout the series and contributed to their own downfall more often than not. India's batsmen have shown no sign of any spectacular collapse which makes it perfectly understandable that Younis Khan didn't declare.