***SOUTH TOUR OF INDIA- IND vs SA 2019***

[Naaperushiva]

On 8/30/2019 at 9:39 AM, Naaperushiva said:

Baa emaata kaamaata...bumrah bowling chaalu baa ee westindies line up ki

idey cheppindhi...ee west indies team test adey scene ledhu...

ee team okka bumrah chaalu

[former]

WI meda IND-A team ayina gelichidi.

[Naaperushiva]

11 minutes ago, former said:

WI meda IND-A team ayina gelichidi.

exactly....

[Kool_SRG]

Oh Rahul 63 balls ki 6 ah what a struggle and perishes... 

Kohli follows for first ball Duck.. 

 

Kemar Roach on song.. 

IND 41-3

[AlaElaAlaEla]

any live link ?

[cottondora]

29 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Oh Rahul 63 balls ki 6 ah what a struggle and perishes... 

Kohli follows for first ball Duck.. 

 

Kemar Roach on song.. 

IND 41-3

Ashes lo tumbri India WI series discussion enduku kaka... the real fun is when Aussies play with England or South Africa 

[Kool_SRG]

20 minutes ago, cottondora said:

Ashes lo tumbri India WI series discussion enduku kaka... the real fun is when Aussies play with England or South Africa 

See the thread title its for both Ashes and Ind vs WI but not following much of IND vs WI

[Kool_SRG]

Usman Khawaja dropped, James Pattinson rested for fourth Ashes Test

Australia's selectors have dropped their established No. 3 Usman Khawaja and also spelled James Pattinson for the fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford, signalling a change in approach following a narrow defeat at Headingley.

Khawaja's omission meets the desire of selection chairman Trevor Hohns to address the abundance of left-handers at the top of the order, making it likely that Marnus Labuschagne will take over at first drop after Khawaja had occipied the position for most of the past four years.

Marcus Harris has been retained following his recall for the Leeds Test, meaning Australia's openers for Manchester will both be left-handed strokemakers in contrast to England's decision to promote the more conservative Joe Denly alongside Rory Burns while shuffling Jason Roy to the middle order.

Mitchell Marsh, meanwhile, has been left out of the squad following his effective double of wickets and runs in the tour match against Derbyshire, where Khawaja played as captain. Coach Justin Langer had indicated that Marsh likely needed to make a century at Derby to force his way in.

"The tough thing for Mitch and a few of them, is you have to bang so hard to get into the side like Matthew Wade, Marcus Harris did for example," Langer said. "He's craving some continuity of playing so he can get some performance on the board, I reckon. Obviously, he's played about thirty-odd Test matches, or about that, because we see the value of having a guy who can bat, hopefully score hundreds in the top six and bowl pretty well.

"He's swinging the ball at the moment. We saw that. His seam position with the ball is outstanding. He's very, very fit at the moment, that's a positive sign. He's nice and fit, got beautiful seam position. It would have been nice from his point of view to turn his 74 into 120 not out. That's about the banging so hard that you can't [ignore]. That's what we want to see from our players.

"I thought his footwork patterns were moving really well the last game. I think he plays fast bowling really well. He cuts and he pulls as good as anyone. With his height, the way he can pull the ball, and he's not intimidated by short-pitched bowling. That makes him a really good player, that's why he's in the squad. Whether he plays on Wednesday time will tell but they're the things they're looking at. Ultimately for him and for all the players, performances to ensure you have to be selected is what we're looking for and we've been consistent in saying that for the last 12 months."

This makes it likely that Mitchell Starc will again miss out, with Peter Siddle likely to retake the third seam bowling spot behind Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood.

Australia 12 for Manchester: Tim Paine (capt), Pat Cummins, Marcus Harris, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Peter Siddle, Steven Smith, Mitchell Starc, Matthew Wade, David Warner.

[Kool_SRG]

1 minute ago, Kool_SRG said:

This makes it likely that Mitchell Starc will again miss out, with Peter Siddle likely to retake the third seam bowling spot behind Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood.

Pls Pick Starc ahead of Siddle...Gives variety to attack..

[MRI]

2 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Pls Pick Starc ahead of Siddle...Gives variety to attack..

Starc vastey ee England ki padatadi

[Naaperushiva]

12 hours ago, Kool_SRG said:

Pls Pick Starc ahead of Siddle...Gives variety to attack..

antha brain ledhu aada langer and Co ki..

vaadu england ki covert laaga vunnadu

It's clear baa Siddle is a good bowler but Starc has that x factor and at this moment aus are lacking that

intha clear gaa vunna kooda pick cheyyatle antey it's clear knowww that langer is an english covert ani

[Naaperushiva]

12 hours ago, MRI said:

Starc vastey ee England ki padatadi

chance ledhu bro vaadu ee tour matches lo entha baaga vesina vaadini theesukoru

eng will win it...

aa paine vunnatha varaku ee aus ki thappadhu vaadu batting sarigga cheyyadu 

kaneesam reviews anna sarigga chesthunnadu..worst usage of DRS award vuntey veenike poddhi

[Kool_SRG]

On 9/3/2019 at 1:12 PM, MRI said:

Starc vastey ee England ki padatadi

 

15 hours ago, Naaperushiva said:

antha brain ledhu aada langer and Co ki..

vaadu england ki covert laaga vunnadu

It's clear baa Siddle is a good bowler but Starc has that x factor and at this moment aus are lacking that

intha clear gaa vunna kooda pick cheyyatle antey it's clear knowww that langer is an english covert ani

Yayy... Starc is in the XI for AUS.

 

England: 1 Burns, 2 Denly, 3 Root, 4 Roy, 5 Stokes, 6 Bairstow, 7 Buttler, 8 C Overton, 9 Archer, 10 Broad, 11 Leach

Australia: 1 Warner, 2 Harris, 3 Labuschagne, 4 Smith, 5 Head, 6 Wade, 7 Paine, 8 Cummins, 9 Starc, 10 Hazlewood, 11 Lyon

[r2d2]

Aussies  94/2.. Smith (28* ) back in business... and Labuschagne cemented his place firmly (45* )

[Kool_SRG]

32 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

Aussies  94/2.. Smith (28* ) back in business... and Labuschagne cemented his place firmly (45* )

Lunch   AUS 98-2