Pak_cricketer
Chairman of Selectors
^Then you haven'yt seen Afridi playing in the last 3 tours...
Count Dooku said:@ MohdIrshaad
Nope, it's not about mudslinging, it's about healthy debate. Is that not what forums are supposed to be about? As for my comments about Musharraf, what do you expect me to say about an individual who is nothing more than a tin pot dictator? And as for Inzi and Younis' reaction, I imagined nothing. It was on the TV screen for everyone to see. I happened to record the match so I could rewind and verify what I saw.
bharat said:hey Pakistan Proud
India has allrounders now.
Sachin-Master batsman & a trickster bowler(see his bowling stats in the 4th ODI if u feel he can't bowl).
Sehwag-Blaster,off-spin bowler who can provide breakthroughs(not playing)
Irfan Pathan(One of the best swing bowlers in contemporary Cricket.Can bat at any order & smash the bowling)
Yuvraj-Currently in great nick.His left arm slow bowling can be effictive.One of the best contemporary fielders.
Dhoni-Can keep wickets well & can take a match away form the oposition.
Raina-Emerging as a class batsman,very good fielder & also has untaped bowling potential.
m_vaughan said:A hat-trick in the first over is of little use if you end up losing the match by 300+ runs. Lets face it, maybe the margin was a bit harsh but Pakistan were the better team in the test series. And I believe test matches are the true test which indicate the strengths and weaknesses of a team.
India have fought back in the one day series, and now with youngsters like Dhoni and RP Singh delivering the goods, they do look like a class one-day outfit. If they can groom one of their players into a good allrounder, then they can really be considered as a major force in the one day form of the game.
However the clear story will be revealed once both these sides play and win tournaments abroad. (West Indies and Zimbabwe excluding that is).
bharat said:In the ICC ODI rankings.Pak is No:3 & India is No:4(difference 1)
In the ICC Test rankings Pak is No:7 & India is No:3(difference 4)
so 4-1=3.India is ahead of Pakistan.
I hope u accept the facts & reality & not call me an idiot.
i have no idea what to make of that!!prarara said:I don't really think that one can write of India as the weaker of the two teams just because they happened to lose one test match. A test series can more properly gauge the true strengths of a team, and if this test series boils down to simply a one match game, results will be skewed.
If there was a more properly conducted test series, then only can someone make a judgement on the better team.
Here's an interesting piece of conspiracy pie...India purposely lost the 2005 series, just as Pak lost this ODI series to improve relations between one another and to show a common 'back-scratching' attitude so that one day India and Pakistan would end all tensions and become the World's next superpower...IndiaPakistan! (Evil laughter in the background...)
gambino said:i have no idea what to make of that!!
but ur last suggestion,
i doubt it after afridi gets going in the next match he features in between india and pakistan!!
even after getting thumped in this odi series we are still waaaaaaay ahead on all time match results!!
pak has won 60odd and india has won 30odd
durrani1 said:pak will win inshallah
MohdIrshaad said:LOL!! Your post are jokes, which tell alot about you.Such post will result in anyone of following 2 reactions,
1,Ppl will bash Pak in retaliation of ur asinine work, something which you would love to see and was your original purpose.
2 Others will bash you, something which wouldn't effect a person like you.
Carry on and pile the junk.
The word "allrounder" is seriously being abused here.But then its an India-Pak debate where ppl are desperately trying to prove that their respective side is in everywhy better than the opponent side and as such can't see the reality.
In world cricket there are just a handful of allrounders, and they happen to be,
1 Flintoff 2 Kallis 3 Pollock 4 Afridi
Pathan is fast becomming an allrounder, but i wouldn't even talk about the
mentioned others.I was even reluctant to add Afridi to the list, but did that after he has shown improvement in his bowling.
Dhoni said:This is my line-up for the 5th and final ODI.
Gautam
Dhoni
Kaif
Dravid
Yuvi
Raina
Powar
Ajit
Zaheer
R.P.
Sreesanth
Supersub-Murli
Bowling Order:
Sreesanth
RP Singh
Ajit
Khan
Murli
Powar
Yuvi or Raina
gambino said:i have no idea what to make of that!!
but ur last suggestion,
i doubt it after afridi gets going in the next match he features in between india and pakistan!!
even after getting thumped in this odi series we are still waaaaaaay ahead on all time match results!!
pak has won 60odd and india has won 30odd
saisrini80 said:shall i take this as a hopeful ask or a dash of arrogance? :cool:
we have some all rounders whose potential have been untapped resulting in them not called "genuine all rounders". the guys you mentioned are under the category of "genuine all rounders".
for one, i believe sachin tendulkar is an excellent all rounder. he has the potential to bowl anywhere on any pitch and can prove to be a very useful option for india. he can bowl spin if the conditions are dry, dusty and hot and he can bowl medium pace with swing if the conditions are warm or overcast or the pitch is hard....
ZexyZahid said:Pakistan is ranked fourth in the Test rankings. So by your statement you're an idiot.