And i want nohit to flop badly. But that would not affect his career as he will be again selected irrespective of performance. I think he is the only player not only in india but worldwide to be immune from x no of flop performances.
Australia vs India, 7 ODI & a T20I series
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varun120
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Star sports/espn made a special program on rohit sharma calling him a "beneficiary of rotation policy flopped once again, but he is a very talented bloke...lol", during India's tour of Australia.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/india-v-australia-2013-14/content/current/story/675963.html
that is a big blow for aussies as only clarke could have handled the spin on indian pitches effectively.
that is a big blow for aussies as only clarke could have handled the spin on indian pitches effectively.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/india-v-australia-2013-14/content/story/675841.html
Voges also could be out
Voges also could be out
Lol, typo from cricinfochromaniac said:
http://dawn.com/news/1043987/australia-rest-coach-lehmann-warner-for-india-series
"resting" a coach, this is beyond ridiculous . next umpires will be rested, pitch curators , groundsmen too will be rested. then 12th man too can be rested
"resting" a coach, this is beyond ridiculous . next umpires will be rested, pitch curators , groundsmen too will be rested. then 12th man too can be rested
varun120
Cult of Personality
I had said this series is unimportant Afa Aussies are concerned. I was surprised to know yesterday that full fledged aussy team is coming to India. Pup and warner are very important for Aussies if they want to regain the ashes next month. Thus, its important for them to remain fit.Remember there is no higher achievement in the life of an english or an Australian cricketer than to play and win an ashes series.
