With the Australians visiting Indian soil for yet another series,the time has narrowed to just one day.22nd February i.e tomorrow starts the test series against the Aussies.
Both the Teams have some young and less talented players on their side.
Taking the case of Australia Michael Hussey (Mr.Perfect) recently opted for his retirement which could well be a cause for concern for the Aussies.He was the Man who gave strength to the middle order and perhaps if any of you readers saw the practice match of Australia against the lesser experienced INDIA A you will admit that except for the top order Middle order perished to some beautiful and rewardsome bowling by young Indian spinners.
On the other hand as Matthew Hayden said "Leaving Out Gambhir will surely be a boon to the Australian side". No wonder you all will say Why Gambhir?He is Out of form,But if we look back then we might as well see which players are in form? Many Opening Pairs were tried out by India but most of them failed , so the selectors showed faith in Rahane,Dhawan,and Vijay in place of Gambhir. Now who opens the batting for India will be a question
On my personal note the team which can probably beat Australia will be
1.V.sehwag
2.S.Dhawan
3.S.tendulkar
4.V.kohli
5.Vijay
6.M.s Dhoni
7.R.Ashwin
8.H.singh
9.Bhuvaneshwar k
10.I.Sharma
11.Pragyan Ojha
One more name to add is Manoj Tiwary who has been in tremendous form but not added to this side
Raina and Jaffer are the names too but why i am mentioning Tiwary is because this man has been spending time more on the bench rather than on the field.Selected for many series but never given opportunity to play.
Well overall this series promises to be a good one because most of the Indian players have regained their form,Thanks to the Ranji trophy and the Australian side is a bit weak compared to the last time it visited India.
But none the less Watson,Clarke,Henriques and Siddle will be the player to watch out for.
And from Indian side MSD,Tendulkar,Sehwag and Bhuvaneshwar along with Harbhajjan who will be
playing his 100th Test.
ALL THE VERY BEST TO THE INDIAN TEAM AND IT'S SUPPORTERS :)
Cheers.
Both the Teams have some young and less talented players on their side.
Taking the case of Australia Michael Hussey (Mr.Perfect) recently opted for his retirement which could well be a cause for concern for the Aussies.He was the Man who gave strength to the middle order and perhaps if any of you readers saw the practice match of Australia against the lesser experienced INDIA A you will admit that except for the top order Middle order perished to some beautiful and rewardsome bowling by young Indian spinners.
On the other hand as Matthew Hayden said "Leaving Out Gambhir will surely be a boon to the Australian side". No wonder you all will say Why Gambhir?He is Out of form,But if we look back then we might as well see which players are in form? Many Opening Pairs were tried out by India but most of them failed , so the selectors showed faith in Rahane,Dhawan,and Vijay in place of Gambhir. Now who opens the batting for India will be a question
On my personal note the team which can probably beat Australia will be
1.V.sehwag
2.S.Dhawan
3.S.tendulkar
4.V.kohli
5.Vijay
6.M.s Dhoni
7.R.Ashwin
8.H.singh
9.Bhuvaneshwar k
10.I.Sharma
11.Pragyan Ojha
One more name to add is Manoj Tiwary who has been in tremendous form but not added to this side
Raina and Jaffer are the names too but why i am mentioning Tiwary is because this man has been spending time more on the bench rather than on the field.Selected for many series but never given opportunity to play.
Well overall this series promises to be a good one because most of the Indian players have regained their form,Thanks to the Ranji trophy and the Australian side is a bit weak compared to the last time it visited India.
But none the less Watson,Clarke,Henriques and Siddle will be the player to watch out for.
And from Indian side MSD,Tendulkar,Sehwag and Bhuvaneshwar along with Harbhajjan who will be
playing his 100th Test.
ALL THE VERY BEST TO THE INDIAN TEAM AND IT'S SUPPORTERS :)
Cheers.
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