Do you think that  Dhoni is  the next star cricketer in the block?
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He ia already a start cricketer.\n\nBelive it or not he has the maximum average and he is no.1 batsman in the world as per the latest icc-rating.
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rahul is a great wall of our indian team. he has done a great work as a captain. but due recent failures i.e. a great loss to our team. i hv the hope tht they r going to return in a winning note in southafrica a am 100% sure abt it. result of captaincy of rahul will improve definetly in the upcoming matches.
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rahul dravid is a good cricter and captain...Yes he is...for sure..right on...nuff said !
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Change it now. Rahul isn't too popular a name in the cricket world at the moment.
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Suresh Raina definitely, but Robin Uthappa may end up in the opening slot one day...too premature to juge him based on just 2 ODI. besides suresh is not a contender for the top order
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Yes definetely he can do it not only against the English Bowlers but against any bowlers in the world.\n\nThe Key to Dhoni's Success are :\n\n1  He bats so straight and hits straight.\n2  He is not a slogger, he hits it with Great timing and Great Power.\n3  When he hits it stays. He is very sharp and don't bother about the situation, when he sees a opportunity to hit, he will go for it.\n4  He releases the pressure of the batsman who is batting in the other end.\n5  The best possible combination (Dhoni and Yuvraj) are the two to take a game away from the opponents, and to take the game to victory.\n6  He can win us matches, as we have seen in the past, even when the run rate is above (8 runs per over).\n7  He is consistent and won us matches against Pakis consistently.\n8  Added to his advantage is his attitude, and he is also a very good wicketkeeper that India has ever produced after the great Syed Kirmani in the past.\n9  He is unorthodox at times, simple he plays the Cricket like the Baseball and hits the ball all round the park and out the park so frequently.\n10  He is a quick learner and he is a very great runner between the wickets.\n11  If he is served with a glass of water with a pinch of salt and sugar added then and there, it would help him in hitting the ball hard and straight and out of the park more frequently.
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Although Tendulkar is far from his best he is definitely not over. Shewag is still dangerous, but he needs to be dropped once to get him some sense! Dravid is still the best Indian batsman. Yuvraj is too good not to have in the team. Kaif is a solid player, he will be the future Dravid, If only they let him play enough! Raina has not impressed me enough. Irfan should be kept as a bowler only. Please stop sending him 1 down!
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NO.\nITS TOO TOUGH.\nAUSSIES HAVE TO FACE VERY STRONG CONTENDERS THIS TIME.\nS.A. IS ONE OF THEM WHICH HAS MANY WORLD CLASS ALL-ROUNDERS.\nWHICH IS THE ESSENTIAL ONE TO WIN ODI'S NOW A DAYS.
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Technically Every Batsman can hit 6 sixes in an Over .. so Dhoni is no exception...
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There are a number of exciting players around, but the few that could have a big impact, especially with the smaller grounds in the Caribbean, are:\n\nYuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina (as a young prospect), Kevin Pietersen, Chris Gayle, Afridi.\n\nIn terms of bowlers & all rounders, expect Murali, Dwayne Bravo and Andrew Symonds to play big parts for their teams.\n\nWe could all say Lara, Tendulkar & Ponting, but it would be great to see some of these other players performing.
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No no, every country should play like India, and nowadays we get to see so many matches... its great, and seeing Dhoni, Yuvraj play for India is even cooler!
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NO.\nKAPIL IS A LEGEND.\nNO ONE CAN FILL HIS PLACE.
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I think India will will have a good chance. This is a series which is just off a layoff for the team. It is just a case where the team had lost its rhythm off the lay off. However its good to see Kaif back in form and Hopefully sehvag too. I have always been advocating that these 2 players are a big asset on the foreign tours. In my last post I mentioned that the goal of this series is to get the Indian teams feet wet on the new grounds in preparation for world cup
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IF SOME STADIUM STAFF SEARCHING THE BALL OUT OF THE STADIUM,\nTHERE WILL BE DHONI.\nTHATS HIS IDENDITY.
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Ganguly hits bigger sixes than me or Dhoni: Yuvraj\nSunit Kaul (HindustanTimes.com)\nNew Delhi, April 24, 2006\n\nOne look at Yuvraj Singh and you know he's naturally destined to be a swashbuckler. \n\nTall and lanky and so full of exuberance, the 18-year old was blooded into international arena as a maverick teenager who would first leap before looking.\n\nEven though he soon etched his space with his astonishing ability to wield the willow, a spate of inconsistent performances saw him being embarrassingly dropped from the ODI team.\n\nBut that was not the end of the story.\nHe came back with vengeance and consequently showed the world that he could strike the ball with finesse and power - invariably with a straight bat - and at the same time can take on the mantle of a senior player.\n\nHe has now repeatedly achieved what is termed by mediocres and average players beyond the bounds of possibility. At 24, his coming of age typifies India's assuredness.\n\nIn a candid chat with HindustanTimes.com in the backdrop of him being presented a Ford Fiesta for being the Man-of-the-series against South Africa, the gifted left-hander from Chandigarh gave his views on his recent performance and the road ahead.\n\nYuvraj, your performance in this season has been terrific. What has been the key difference this time?\nI've been in good touch for the past one year. Earlier, I used to think too much while batting out there in the middle. I think, I read situations better now.\n\nYou are really stealing all the prizes. 3 Man-of-the-series in 4 tournaments…\nObviously, as a senior player, you tend to take up more responsibility and if you're in-form, it helps the team as a whole.\n\nWhat has been the defining moment of your career up till now? When you would have said to yourself - 'This is it, I belong here'\nI think, playing in those two matches against Sri Lanka last year gave me the confidence that I belong to international level.\n\nDhoni in a recent interview said that sportsmen other than cricketers are not getting their due. What's your take?\nI agree with Dhoni. Maybe he's saying it because he has just come in the team. But, that's how it is here in India.\n\nDo you see yourself as the captain of Team India in the future?\nEvery player who spends a reasonable amount of time at international level dreams of making it big. Same is the case with me.\n\nMaybe 5 years down the line, we'll see you as the skipper?\n(Laughs) I would be old in 5 years time!\n\nWho has been a better coach - Greg Chappell or John Wright?\nThey both have different styles of functioning; Both have been equally good.\n\nSo how come the team has been performing better in Chappell's tenure?\nThe difference has been the increased level of fitness. Greg has brought in more innovative ideas towards fitness.\n\nThere has been quite a controversy regarding the tight cricketing calendar? What's your take?\nI think we're out there to play in the sun and we have to enjoy every moment we play for the team.\n\nWhat are your plans towards the upcoming Windies tour?\nRight now, we've got a bit of a break. And we're keen to enjoy our time-out… But we will be fully focused when we reach there. West Indies would a proper training ground before the World Cup. We will have to prepare ourselves for more bouncy tracks.\n\nFinally, who hits bigger sixes - you or Dhoni?\n(Grins) I think Ganguly hits bigger sixes than me and Dhoni!
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Why not? they have some quality players like Chanderpaul, Sarwan, Gayle
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y is it happening 2 saurav, i think he is a classy left handed batsmen.u can't expect every 1 2 b perfect, if he is doing well in county then well here no problem in picking him in WC 2007