@RSingh6969a I can understand how sentiments.. Especially in a moment like recently concluded football world cup final in which France's wicketkeeper saved almost 8 goals.
@wmakarand He doesn't just hit the ball at random but knows where the gaps are and how to hit in those areas. He can do that to virtually any delivery. With this ability, he will do well in Tests too whenever he gets chance in the future. A realistic candidate to break Lara's record of 401.
Failure is the first step in the way to success....
M G Hashmat साब होते तो शायद लिखते
"फेल्युयर के अंदर सक्सेस की ज्योति,
फेल्युयर ही सक्सेस का ज्ञान!
(फेल्युयर का) दर्द सह के जन्म लेता,
हर कोई क्रिकेटर महान!
मेरा करियर कोरा कागज,
स्कोरिंग शीट बन गया"
#SanjuSamson
Amazing shot making. Even though he advances to the net more than many, to me he is "Baseline Becker" for me.
That means, "Becker's skills at the net + all round court agility"
Who would have imagined, that Jharkhand, Uttarakhand, Jammu & Kashmir and Andhra would comprise of 50% of quarter final line up one day?
Had someone predicted it in 80s or 80s, he would have been labeled as a fool in those days.
@wmakarand Even in the days of top 4 spinners, Eng, WI beat us at home. Post Kumble Harbhajan era, we were made to believe that Indian team is unbeatable at home. All in all, it's not a current era thing. Team like NZ & SA have no such baggage. And hence, they play true to their abilities.
@wmakarand We have always failed against quality teams even at home barring mid 90s and Virat-Shastri time. 1984 Delhi test, day 5 (not bkaming any individual) that series to till date, we claim to be kings at home. But were we really one?
@wmakarand got completed last year. Worth visiting.. wonderful ground, sitting capacity of 32k , specious dressing room, with Gym and swimming pool are close by..