Indian Cricket Season 2012

[amish]

India never had great bowler after Kumble. Be it spin or fast bowling.India has plainly survived because of batting power.Harbhajan looked like Kumble replacement but did not.

 

[pkmishra]

^ Doosras are missing these days.

 

[mhsabir]

If you see when he is cpatain, he often doesnt even bowl himself the full spell in T20, especially when pitches that do not have too much help for spin, now thats telling what to people?

 

[dsneih]

due to IPL he is concentration more on batting than bowling

 

[mhsabir]

lol..yeah.. A No.9 batting specialist.

 

[pkmishra]

Even in spinner friendly tracks he's not able to take wickets these days.He's struggling i should say.And because he's not bowling doosras anymore, he's looking for containing the batsmen.

 

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[moindear]

Wow. Just an Indian series!

TV deal to lift CA into billionaire league

CA is predicted to tip the magic $1 billion number when its new domestic deals are added to its overseas income. Its contract with Indian broadcaster ESPN Star Sports is the most lucrative source of revenue, easily exceeding the money Nine pays to screen the game.


Cricket Australia yesterday announced a $41 million rise in its operating result, attributed to India touring for last summer's Test and limited-overs series.

 

[Toocool]

@AbhishekS
why? He has not played last year. Has not performed in like 4-5 years.

Why should they keep him in grade A?


bcci is dickhead is still true...........wherever they keep bhajji a or b or c or d.............or even keep him out.

the fact remains ...........bcci is dickheads

 

[amish]

Its pity:1) Agarkar thought to be next Kapil Dev attacked way too much and gave away too many runs2) Harbhajan thought to be next spinner after Kumble, stopped attacking much and couldnt take wickets!could be case of improper coaching. There has to be balance of attack and defence.

 

[amish]

More or less my thoughts. But I didnt say it as I didnt want to trigger a fight with Bhajji fans!
Does Harbhajan deserve even a Grade B contract? | Firstpost