I guess , Yes.... He is by far the best talent England has. He gives me the feeling of an evil player, dominating entirely , a bit of Ricky Ponting, whom we admired but hated too.
In T20Is, he bats like Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.
In ODIs, he bats like Daryl Mitchell
In Tests, he carries his team like Shubman Gill.
Is Harry Brook currently the best all-format batter in the world?
In his IPL debut season @Sundarwashi5 was bowling in power play for Pune Super gaints. His bowling definitely has dipped from that debut season . If captains don't know how to use him properly,thats different matter all together.
Washington Sundar is a very good fit for India in Test cricket. But the insistence with him in T20s is baffling if he’s neither a main bowler nor a frontline batsman
What a superb tribute by @mihirsv to the late Jaspal Rana, the former 'enfant terrible' of Indian shooting who became one of its greatest coaches.
https://t.co/VSpkm79aT8
#RohitSharma started it, now #ShreyasIyer is reaping this . Iyer might be good but good enough to be in the Indian T20 team and that too, as a captain is a very big call !!! Purely selection based on PR !! https://t.co/rm40YsMus7
The evening of Jan 20th, 1991. Steve Waugh was dismissed for 60 on the 2nd day of a Sheffield Shield match against South Australia. It was, he felt, the final straw. That evening, he was at his fiancee, Lynette's place when the Australian coach Bobby Simpson called. He had been dropped for the next test against England.
Steve immediately drove over to his parent's place at Panania. When his mother Beverly opened the door, she immediately sensed something was wrong. She asked him what the matter was & he said he had been dropped.
She was in tears when Steve said it was all right, he wasn't too concerned. When his ma asked about his replacement, he said, 'he's right here' & pointed to his twin Mark, chatting with their dad Rodger.
Mark got 138 on debut & they went on to play 108 tests together.
Happy B'day Steve & Mark Waugh!
x >= 0.345 for SRH to go past GT
x <=0.370 for RCB to not go below GT
My calculation says , it's a difference of 97 runs for #SRH to go past 0.695 but if they win by 104 run difference, #RCB will be on 3rd position. Interesting. #IPL26
One interesting point, which no experts are discussing, :
Current NRR for #RCB is 1.065 and #SRH is 0.350.
Now if SRH will win then how much SRH's NRR will increase , the same amount will be reduced for RCB. #IPL26
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(1/n)
So there is one interesting possibility, that #SRH will win with such a margin , that his NRR will go past NRR of #GT 0.695 but it will reduce #RCB NRR to similar value and RCB might go to 3rd position in table. #IPL26
0.350 + x >= 0.695
1.065 - x<=0.695
+ (2/n)