@Team_BabarAzam @ESPNcricinfo Babar scored 1200+ runs at 55+ average with a healthy SR of 136.
How on earth he missed the XI?
Should be picked over De Kock.
@CongDuNguyen1 @ESPNcricinfo @AaronFinch5 I don't rate Smith highly in T20s but he is a beast in ODIs when he bats at No.3. He averages close to 55 with 9 centuries from 60 odd innings as No.3 in ODIs
@Welikumbura Ethical clearance means he is cleared to conduct research. Every researcher should get it to conduct the research. It doesn't mean they approved it as a medication.
Approval is a long way to go.
@ESPNcricinfo One of the greatest comeback ever! They came back from a humiliating loss to dominating each and every day of this test match that too without their best batsman and most experienced bowlers.Hats off!
Loved their never giving up attitude
Hope Aussies will bounce back next time.
@SnoozerVine @KiwiDaveGkamp @ESPNcricinfo I clearly mentioned "Trescothick tampered the ball throughout the series". I admire your comprehension skills.
@SnoozerVine @ESPNcricinfo It was Trescothick who did the tampering during 2005 Ashes. He mentioned that in his autobiography "Coming back to me" and you need to learn more about cricket and communication skills.
@leics1975 @ESPNcricinfo Completely agree with this comment.
My bad,I'm fed up with those "Sandpaper" comments in each and every post related to him even after 30 months of incident.
@KiwiDaveGkamp @ESPNcricinfo At least ACB suspended him but English fans still cherish "Ashes 2005" victory where Trescothick tampered the ball throughout the series. Monty Panesar admitted that he tampered the ball several times even he named Anderson as well. No one was punished. Hypocrisy at its best!!
@leics1975 @ESPNcricinfo Its funny that most of those blaming him in every post were English.
Ball tampering played a big role in England's "historic" 2005 Ashes victory. Recently Monty Panesar admitted that he used mints and cream to tamper the ball and he even named Anderson. Hypocrisy at its best.
@Ddnyana@cricvizanalyst Exactly, Had Australia kept a first slip for all the time they could've dismissed Rahane for 57. This likely would've reduced India to 250 oddnor less.
Dropped catches cost Australia dearly too. The captaincy and fielding made difference more than Bowling tactics.
@ScottElderfiel1 @7Cricket@cricketcomau Lol!! Ponting and Clarke had a good technique from beginning. Smith started as a bowling all rounder and learned quickly. More than 25% of Head's career runs came in just one series against SriLanka. He averaged 150+ in that series. Apart from that series his numbers aren't good
@Manjyot68915803@cricketcomau Rohit doesn't matter in away tests but other three are. Absolutely clinical performance from India particularly after the big loss in Adelaide