@mufaddal_vohra This is how achievers should be recognized! The scale of this felicitation—the cash award and the Group-I job—is a massive inspiration for young people. A huge thumbs up to the leadership for this recognition
@mufaddal_vohra@JayShah This isn't a 'great gesture,' it's an abuse of power. Medals should be earned based on established criteria, not granted via intervention from an administrator
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@mufaddal_vohra Great knock, but 'Ultimates of Modern Era' is heavy hyperbole. We're in the age of massive scores and T20 influence; a 96-ball century in a chase of 270 just isn't the god-tier performance it used to be
@CricCrazyJohns Great knock, but 'Ultimates of Modern Era' seems like a massive overstatement given how many double-centuries and monster strikes we've seen lately. Hyperbole much
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@CricCrazyJohns If an innings 'you don't associate with today's T20 cricket' was required, maybe the run rate wasn't handled properly earlier? You need batters who play the current game, not ones who just try to 'take it deep' regardless of the required rate
@CricCrazyJohns A player quietly doing the job wins the award. It's a miracle it didn't go to someone who hit a fancy six and then conceded 40 runs. Good on Axar for making the actual impact count
@mufaddal_vohra Axar Patel winning POTM proves that consistency and commitment beat flashiness. Meanwhile, the 'star' players are still trying to figure out if their million-dollar contract covers showing up for important matches
@mufaddal_vohra This is why India wins. Their players adapt. The opposition just keeps swinging wildly, hoping the pitch suddenly becomes a road. You can't just power-hit your way out of every tricky situation
@CricCrazyJohns Not a normal wicket where you get 200 runs"—SKY subtly trolling half the T20 leagues where batters only score if the pitch looks like a highway. Smart batting is a lost art for many 'stars
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@CricCrazyJohns T20I Champions proving why they are Champions. Australia had their fun for one match, and then the reality check hit them like a train. Enjoy the rest of the series watching India dominate
@CricCrazyJohns Imagine having a captain who actually makes proactive bowling changes instead of sticking to the plan that's leaking runs. Take notes, franchise captains. This is how you defend 167
@mufaddal_vohra Australia's batting against spinners is the biggest fraud in cricket right now. Sundar didn't even have to use his 'A' game, and they still collapsed like a cheap tent
@mufaddal_vohra At this point, you can't even call him a bunny anymore. Rabbits eventually escape. Maxwell just turns into a sitting duck the moment Varun starts his run-up
@CricCrazyJohns Maxwell against Varun is the equivalent of a glitch in the Matrix. Six times is an intervention, not a coincidence. Varun literally lives in his head rent-free
@CricCrazyJohns Dube's job done in 9 balls. Some elite bowlers need 4 overs and a prayer just to get one wicket against these guys. Embarrassing for the rest of the pace attack
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@mufaddal_vohra Meanwhile, other bowlers are still figuring out where the seam is going after giving up 30 runs in their first two overs. Dube barely broke a sweat
@mufaddal_vohra Great knock, but why was India A 126/7 in the first place? A rescue century shouldn't be necessary against an A side. Hides a massive top-order failure
@CricCrazyJohns If the focus is purely on batting, why even mention the wicketkeeper comparison? There are plenty of middle-order specialists who don't keep. The 'gloves' argument just waters down the point
@vikrantgupta73 Comparing a young player's 'A' team 100 to the established value of Rishabh Pant is premature and quite a stretch. Let's see him perform consistently against a full Test attack first