Re: NUMEROUS REASONS WHY LARA 400 is...
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2012 10:25 pm
I wud have gorne fuh the record myself if it was me
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BallOil wrote:Maps...I have to admit...was getting a bit nervous at the end. Clarke was looking good and the Indians are tired chasing leathers for days..
Why do you think Clarke called it a day? It was a perfect opportunity and it doesn't come around too often..if anymapoui wrote:BallOil wrote:Maps...I have to admit...was getting a bit nervous at the end. Clarke was looking good and the Indians are tired chasing leathers for days..
I saw that too. no way the indians cud have taken another wicket. the way was clear for 401 and he declared.
I wud not have
If it was a WI batsman...we all would have wanted de record at de expense of a team win....Yuh gotta give credit to the Aussies...Team first!mapoui wrote:I wud have gorne fuh the record myself if it was me
no...the Indians would have gone for it...mapoui wrote:Unless rain in the forcast and clark wants a vee
wud dhoni have declare with one his batsmen so clase in a similar situation?
I doubt it!
No Indian batsman will be put is a situation like this ever...yuh see any of dem look like they can mek 100 on any Aussie wicket?BallOil wrote:no...the Indians would have gone for it...mapoui wrote:Unless rain in the forcast and clark wants a vee
wud dhoni have declare with one his batsmen so clase in a similar situation?
I doubt it!
good call...but we never have sacrificed a win for a record. when Lara scored dat 400 it was better to save protect against a westindian defeat at the timeWestdem wrote:If it was a WI batsman...we all would have wanted de record at de expense of a team win....Yuh gotta give credit to the Aussies...Team first!mapoui wrote:I wud have gorne fuh the record myself if it was me
Yuh like the call I made or what?
why..well its something the americans call running up the score. I think it was clear the Indians are beaten, that their deficit is beyond them and there was no point in going on furtherWhy do you think Clarke called it a day? It was a perfect opportunity and it doesn't come around too often..if any