You keep counting the runs aggregate and the hundreds, I will count
the number of clutch innings.
If there was any doubt before, surely none exists now.
VVS - take a bow!
by Howzza » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:19:10
If there was any doubt before, surely none exists now.
VVS - take a bow!
by sdavmo » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:22:22
> If there was any doubt before, surely none exists now.
> VVS - take a bow!
by StraightDriv » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:23:20
> If there was any doubt before, surely none exists now.
> VVS - take a bow!
But surely Laxman is the best Indian test player in pressure situations with
match winning innings......
by Nirvana » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:28:02
> > You keep counting the runs aggregate and the hundreds, I will count
> > the number of clutch innings.
> > If there was any doubt before, surely none exists now.
> > VVS - take a bow!
> VVS Laxman would have been the 2nd best test player ever for India had he
> been given his favorite No.3 position in test cricket from the beginning.
by fish womp » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:44:13
>If there was any doubt before, surely none exists now.
>VVS - take a bow!
At his best, there is NO-ONE more fluent. Well maybe with the
exception of Yousuf.
Australia have a long history of losing very close Tests. I was not
confident when it was down to 10 runs for the last wicket.
Congratulations to both sides on a magnificent Test match that could
not have been any more closely fought.
fish
by StraightDriv » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:42:38
>>You keep counting the runs aggregate and the hundreds, I will count
>>the number of clutch innings.
>>If there was any doubt before, surely none exists now.
>>VVS - take a bow!
> Well he certainly loves playing against Australia.
> At his best, there is NO-ONE more fluent. Well maybe with the
> exception of Yousuf.
You must be kidding........
> Congratulations to both sides on a magnificent Test match that could
> not have been any more closely fought.
> fish
by subi.. » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:44:09
by Moha » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:46:51
A pretty mediocre test match overall.
Mohan
by StraightDriv » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:49:28
Sydney 167, Kolkat 281, Adelaide 144, Mumbai 67 to name a few were scored
batting in the top order....
First Indian One Day International match win against Pakistan in Pakistan in
Lahore was won by Laxman's hundred batting at #3.
Just eat your words and ACCEPT Laxman is the BEST CLUTCH INDIAN PLAYER
EVER........no ifs and buts
by Jellor » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:56:52
> >You keep counting the runs aggregate and the hundreds, I will count
> >the number of clutch innings.
> >If there was any doubt before, surely none exists now.
> >VVS - take a bow!
> Well he certainly loves playing against Australia.
> At his best, there is NO-ONE more fluent. Well maybe with the
> exception of Yousuf.
> Australia have a long history of losing very close Tests. I was not
> confident when it was down to 10 runs for the last wicket.
> Congratulations to both sides on a magnificent Test match that could
> not have been any more closely fought.
> fish
by Jellor » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:57:59
> > Congratulations to both sides on a magnificent Test match that could
> > not have been any more closely fought.
> Closely fought it was, but I am not sure about the magnificent part.
> Both sides bowled poorly in the first innings and Aussies batted
> poorly too. Bowling improved in the second innings, thanks to a
> deteriorating pitch. And a match that seemed headed to either a draw
> or Indian win on third evening came alive thanks to an utterly
> inexplicable, thoughtless, careless, gutless hour of batting. Plus the
> numerous umpiring errors.
> A pretty mediocre test match overall.
> Mohan
by subi.. » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:58:32
> > But surely Laxman is the best Indian test player in pressure situations
> > with
> > match winning innings......
> >> best with the tail, and such a pleasure to watch
> Subirwa aka Paji bhai,
> Sydney 167, Kolkat 281, Adelaide 144, Mumbai 67 to name a few were scored
> batting in the top order....
> First Indian One Day International match win against Pakistan in Pakistan in
> Lahore was won by Laxman's hundred batting at #3.
> Just eat your words and ACCEPT Laxman is the BEST CLUTCH INDIAN PLAYER
> EVER........no ifs and buts
by Moha » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 18:00:03
> > <snip>
> > > Congratulations to both sides on a magnificent Test match that could
> > > not have been any more closely fought.
> > Closely fought it was, but I am not sure about the magnificent part.
> > Both sides bowled poorly in the first innings and Aussies batted
> > poorly too. Bowling improved in the second innings, thanks to a
> > deteriorating pitch. And a match that seemed headed to either a draw
> > or Indian win on third evening came alive thanks to an utterly
> > inexplicable, thoughtless, careless, gutless hour of batting. Plus the
> > numerous umpiring errors.
> > A pretty mediocre test match overall.
> > Mohan
> You must be a hard man to please Mohan. Agreed the umpiring was awful.
Mohan
by Don speaks the trut » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 18:40:42
> If there was any doubt before, surely none exists now.
> VVS - take a bow!
Never mind the fact, its a team game and it took making 621 runs and
taking 20
wickets for India to win the game.
Great logic, dude, totally expected from you.
Don
by RaspingDriv » Wed, 06 Oct 2010 22:22:00
> If there was any doubt before, surely none exists now.
> VVS - take a bow!
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