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5th ODI-India v New Zealand 2009 @ Auckland Full HighlightsVHQ

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Sehwag--Enjoying the most consistent form of his career

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 13:27:00 +0000

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So we are hearing a lot about Virender Sehwag these days. New zealand captain Vettori was 'fearful' of sehwag in the current ODI series. Well, he got reasons to be. Sehwag is capable of ripping apart any bowling attack of the world,and the worst for the opponents, he is in such a tremendous form. By that,I mean he is lucky at a couple of occasions. He isn't missing outside-offstump balls,he isn't driving in the air.

New zealand has been 'home' for sehwag. He was the only successful batsman in India's last disastrous tour of new zealand. The bowling side of NZ was anxious. It's not a phony appreciation, they really were nervous. The bowlers seem to be bowling to a plan, the fields are in place, but something goes wrong against Sehwag. "That's what destructive batsmen do," Daniel Vettori said after the second ODI. "They put people off their game plans. I wouldn't say intimidated, but you are fearful of what's going to come next. You are never sure what he is going to do, he is that good a player that he can hit all around the park."

In last 12 months, he played 22 ODI matches,made 1280 runs with average of 60.95 , in contrast with his career ODI average of 34.33. His strike rate is 131.95 in last 12 months. You can see how explosive he has been recently.Sehwag's batting philosophy comes through from one of his old advertisements, where he professes, "The ball is supposed to live outside the boundary, send it there." It is a simple thought that he goes about implementing in his own inimitable way. Just like he hits what he sees, he tells what he sees.

He spoke what he saw after the 4th match, and it didn't sound boisterous. He spoke plain facts. You indeed felt sorry for the bowlers (except that they watched the spectacle from the best seat). They were indeed helpless and they didn't know any effective way of bowling to him. On some days you just can't do anything, except live with it.

New Zealand were almost desperate to win the toss and bat in order to avoid the pressure Sehwag puts them under right away. It is Sehwag's unpredictability and unconventional batting that they feared most. Vettori made an interesting comparison between tackling Sehwag and Chris Gayle. "I suppose with Gayle we have got a feel of where he is going to hit and have more opportunities to block him out," Vettori said. "With Sehwag, he has got so many quality players around him, so that gives him a sort of licence. It's not in just one area we can block with Sehwag, we have seen him hit in a lot of areas. He is a great player, and with great players the best-laid plans can go awry. I suppose the guys run in and maybe second-guess what's going to happen. We have got to tell ourselves that we have got to bowl in our area, and if we get hit from there we can live with that."

Let's hope his form continues,he may break Lara's record of 400 runs in a test innings. It isn't crazy to imagine that he might score 500 runs. :-)

Go Viru!

India win battle of part-timers too

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 15:27:00 +0000

The likes of Jesse Ryder have been unable to bowl as effectively as India's part-timers

During the third ODI in Christchurch, when New Zealand still had a chance of winning the series, Mahendra Singh Dhoni was forced into a move he had been reluctant to make, especially given the short boundaries. When Munaf Patel began the 45th over, New Zealand needed 71 with two wickets in hand to chase down an improbable 392. The first ball went for a six, the second and fourth were beamers, after which Munaf had to be taken off, forcing Dhoni to turn to Yusuf Pathan for the first time that night.

The next four deliveries produced a single, a dot ball, another dot ball, and a wicket. The game had turned. Amid the excitement created by Virender Sehwag, Sachin Tendulkar, and the rest of India's batting line-up, a part-timer had provided the small, final turning point of the match. New Zealand would not have spent sleepless nights over that dismissal - Kyle Mills had to go for everything at that point - but they will be concerned that India's fifth-bowler combine of Yuvraj Singh and Yusuf has outbowled their combination of Jacob Oram, Grant Elliot and Jesse Ryder. And irritatingly for New Zealand, it has been an important factor in this series.

Between them, Yuvraj and Yusuf have bowled 34.4 overs for 190 runs and seven wickets. In 39.1 overs, Oram, Ryder and Elliot have gone for 311 runs and two wickets. There's only one winner when you compare economy-rates of 5.23 and 7.94. And India's part-time spin combination has taken wickets - as many as the whole New Zealand pace attack has.

Moments after New Zealand lost the fourth ODI in Hamilton, Daniel Vettori lamented that New Zealand had played out 57 dot balls against the spinners. If they have to beat a strong India, they will need to cover even these finest of details. It could be down to a difference in batting styles. India have not slowed down in the middle overs in this series and have targeted the fifth bowler after giving Vettori due respect.

The pitches in New Zealand are on the slower side, and both the Indian part-time spinners have used that to their advantage. Yusuf, who hasn't been bowled much but boasts proud figures of 9.4-0-37-3 in the series, has shown a clever change of pace. Sometimes he waits an extra second before delivering, slowing down the pace, but he can also spear it in.

Of late, Yuvraj has been quite difficult to play for the right-handers. Kevin Pietersen struggled against him both in the one-dayers and the Tests, playing for the spin and getting beaten by ones that go straight on. And Yuvraj compounds the threat by getting the odd delivery to turn square. Dhoni has shown more confidence in Yuvraj the bowler than previous captains have, and he has reaped the benefits. In his last 16 matches, Yuvraj has bowled his quota of 10 overs five times, and has bowled nine-overs in a 47-over match. In this series he may have gone for just over six an over, but he has taken more wickets than Kyle Mills.

The New Zealand part-timers are all medium-pacers, who haven't been effective on friendly batting surfaces. Oram has just come back from injury, is not 100% with the ball, and has been targeted by the Indian batsmen. Ryder got his figures rearranged when India opted for a batting Powerplay in the 23rd over in Christchurch, catching New Zealand by surprise.

Another big difference between how the sides have used their part-timers comes from where their specialist spinner is placed. India can afford to start with the part-timers as soon as the bowling Powerplay ends, knowing that Harbhajan Singh can bowl at any time. Vettori is usually forced to bring himself early on after a damaging onslaught from the Indian openers. Oram, Ryder and Elliot, incidentally, went through their worst game when Vettori was not present.

There is a marked difference between the quality of the part-time bowlers the teams possess. And India haven't used either Sehwag or Sachin Tendulkar yet. Given the kind of batting starts India have been getting, tackling part-timers will not be very high on priority lists at the moment. But if New Zealand can get early wickets at the Eden Park, keep an eye on both teams' middle overs.

India better than No. 3

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 08:51:00 +0000

Dhoni is an imaginative captain and a fine allrounder - an automatic choice as captain

While Australia and South Africa do battle for the No. 1 computer ranking, India are being short-changed. They're good enough to rate a mention in such an argument. Australia are rebuilding after the retirements of star players and the joust for top spot should include India. When you choose a very good team from those three sides, India's merits become even more obvious.

The first ingredient in putting together a good team is a strong attack, as winning is only achieved by regularly taking 20 wickets. The two important aspects in selecting a good attack are penetrative new-ball bowlers and variety.

Dale Steyn has evolved into the ideal opening bowler. He operates at a lively pace and swings the ball out to right-handers. He always appears to be bowling within himself and can change pace up - as former star West Indies fast bowler Andy Roberts advocated. If Steyn improves the accuracy of his bouncer, he'll be even more of a handful.

Ishant Sharma is only just behind Steyn as the most promising young quickie in world Cricket, and he would share the new ball with the South African. Sharma is accurate and penetrative, and since he developed the delivery that shapes away from the right-handers, he's become even more dangerous.

At first change the tireless and strong Mitchell Johnson gets the nod. He provides variety with genuine left-arm pace, and he's also productive with the bat and a good athlete in the field. If he ever learns to swing the ball in to right-handers, he'll be a complete bowler.

Spin bowling is not a strong point for either South Africa or Australia. Therefore I'd choose Harbhajan Singh for matches in India and Amit Mishra for contests on harder, more bouncy surfaces.

Just as important as a penetrative new-ball attack is a strong opening combination. India has the perfect dasher in Virender Sehwag, while Graeme Smith just edges out Gautam Gambhir to complete the ideal right- and left-hand combination.

Sehwag is the jewel in India's crown - his presence increases their chances of victory. The glorious win in Chennai over England is a good example, and he makes opposing bowlers and captains extremely nervous. For good measure, he's an excellent change bowler.

Smith is a solid player who makes big scores and runs well between wickets; a must with Sehwag. He can accelerate the scoring-rate when necessary and is also a reliable first-slip fieldsman.

The loss of an early wicket requires a strong character to rebuild from No. 3. A police identikit of the perfect suspect would reveal Ricky Ponting. Technically sound and possessed of a fine temperament, Ponting counter-attacks when lesser batsmen are content to slowly extricate their team from potential danger. He's also a wonderful all-round fieldsman.

Sachin Tendulkar would be the perfect No. 4. The position requires similar attributes to No. 3, and in his heyday Tendulkar was the epitome of a stroke-maker whose technique was solid enough to survive the loss of early wickets. While age has caught up with him, he is still an accomplished run-scorer.

At No. 5 it's a toss-up between VVS Laxman and Michael Clarke. Both are stroke-makers who can handle pace and spin bowling, but Laxman's expertise as a close catcher gets him the nod. It's no good having excellent bowlers but nobody to hang on to the catches.

Jacques Kallis isn't ideal at No. 6 - he doesn't exude aggressive intent often enough, but he's a solid batsman, a skilful swing bowler, and possesses a safe pair of hands; he's an underrated allrounder.

That only leaves the wicketkeeper and captain, and India provides both. Mahendra Singh Dhoni is a much improved gloveman, a dangerous and thoughtful batsman, and of the three choices the captain with the most imagination. He erred in resorting to an eight-one field placing against Australia in Nagpur last year, but everything else about his leadership has been top-class.

There we have a very well-balanced side; it contains both aggressive and solid batsmen, wicket-taking bowlers who persevere, and an imaginative leader. There are three South Africans, two Australians and six Indians; further proof that Dhoni's side should rate more than a strong mention in any argument about the best team.

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Virender Sehwag, Graeme Smith, Ricky Ponting, Sachin Tendulkar, VVS Laxman, Jacques Kallis, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Mitchell Johnson, Harbhajan Singh/Amit Mishra, Dale Steyn, Ishant Sharma

Australia v South Africa 2009 1st Test @ Johannesburg Full HighlightsVHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:09:00 +0000

Australia 466 (North 117, Johnson 96*, Ponting 83, Steyn 4-113) and 207 (Hughes 75, Kallis 3-22, Ntini 3-52) beat South Africa 220 (de Villers 104*, Johnson 4-25, Siddle 3-76) and 291 (Smith 69, Johnson 4-112, Siddle 3-46) by 162 runs

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Australia 254 for 5 (Ponting 83, Clarke 69, North 47*, Haddin 37*, Steyn 3-82) v South Africa

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South Africa 85 for 3 (McKenzie 35*) trail Australia 466 (North 117, Johnson 96*, Steyn 4-113) by 381 runs

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Australia 466 and 51 for 1 (Hughes 36*) lead South Africa 220 (de Villiers 104*) by 297 runs

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Australia 466 (North 117, Johnson 96*, Ponting 83, Steyn 4-113) and 207 (Hughes 75, Kallis 3-22, Ntini 3-52) beat South Africa 220 (de Villers 104*, Johnson 4-25, Siddle 3-76) and 291 (Smith 69, Johnson 4-112, Siddle 3-46) by 162 runs

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Australia v South Africa 2009 2nd Test @ Durban Full Highlights VHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 11:20:00 +0000

Dhoni's technique is in question!

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 07:49:00 +0000

Dhoni:- Going under fire?

Despite his immense popularity in India,I am sure many of us feel that his batting timing and technique is inferior to most of his teammates. Now as if it was not enough,it's his wicketkeeping techniques that are in question now.

Syed Kirmani, the former Indian wicketkeeper, has criticised the wicketkeeping technique of Mahendra Singh Dhoni. He said Dhoni lacked the "copybook basics" of a wicketkeeper and said the flaws were not attracting attention because the Indian team has been in top form in recent months.

"He is improving with every match, though he is not technically sound behind the wicket." IANS quoted Kirmani as saying. "He doesn't have the copybook basics of a wicketkeeper. Dhoni does not have the natural instincts of an athlete, which is very important for a wicketkeeper."

He was also concerned about Dhoni's long-term future as a wicketkeeper. "No player remains the same after four years. The agility and reflex of a player diminishes with age," said Kirmani. "The body and muscles start wearing out. And Dhoni is playing all three forms of the game round the year."

Kirmani said that at 27, it was too late for Dhoni to modify his technique. "These things have to be done at the grassroot level. Not only Dhoni, I can't change the technique of a Parthiv Patel or a Dinesh Karthik."

This is not the first time Kirmani has found fault with Dhoni's keeping technique. In 2006, he had questioned Dhoni's tendency to stand on his heels while waiting for the ball instead of being on his toes.

Alright fellas,enough about keeping. How about his batting? He is a very hard hitter of ball,with nearly zero technique and timing. He is a powerful man,thats why he gets a few boundaries. But ultimately, the ability and technique to play different shots matter. If you watch any recent matches,Dhoni wasn't able to hit boundaries or sixes like Yuvraj,sehwag or Raina.Sure,how long would brute force work? Yes,he has been very consistent, that's soemthing to be appreciated about him. It takes great efforts to score with that ability,technique and timing.I bet Mcgrath or Akram would know everytime how to get him out or atleast stop him.

4th ODI-India v New Zealand 2009 at Hamilton Full Highlights high quality online and rapidshare

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 12:39:00 +0000

3rd ODI – India v New Zealand 2009 @ Christchurch Full HighlightsVHQ online and rapidshare

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India 392 for 4 (Tendulkar 163*, Yuvraj 87, Dhoni 67) beat New Zealand 334 (Ryder 101, McCullum 71, Mills 54, Harbhajan 2-56) by 58 runs

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2nd ODI – India v New Zealand 2009 @ Wellington Full Highlights*VHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 11:59:00 +0000

ndia 188 for 4 (Tendulkar 61, Sehwag 54) v New Zealand

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noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 11:55:00 +0000

New Zealand 150 for 5 (McCullum 69*) beat India 149 for 6 (Yuvraj 50, O'Brien 2-30) by five wickets

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noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 11:48:00 +0000

India 273 for 4 (Dhoni 84*, Sehwag 77, Raina 66) beat New Zealand 162 for 9 (Guptill 64, Harbhajan 3-27) by 53 runs by D/L Method

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Asia Cup 2008 Final Sri Lanka Vs India, Karachi, Full HighlightsHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 10:49:00 +0000

Sri Lanka 273 (Jayasuriya 125, Dilshan 56, Ishant 3-52) beat India 173 (Sehwag 60, Mendis 6-13) by 100 runs

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11th Match - India v Sri Lanka, Super Four, Asia Cup, Karachi Full HighlightsHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 10:36:00 +0000

India 310 for 4 (Gambhir 68, Dhoni 67, Raina 54) beat Sri Lanka 308 for 8 (Kapugedera 75, Jayawardene 50, Silva 50) by six wickets

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10th Match - Pakistan v India, Super Four, Asia Cup, Karachi,Full HighlightsHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 10:21:00 +0000

Pakistan 309 for 2 (Younis 123*, Misbah 70*, Jamshed 53 retd) beat India 308 for 7 (Dhoni 76, Rohit 58, Sehwag 49, Anjum 3-51) by eight wickets

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noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 10:09:00 +0000

Sri Lanka 332 for 8 (Jayasuriya 130, Sangakkara 121) beat Bangladesh 174 (Raqibul 52, Nazimuddin 47, Muralitharan 5-31) by 158 runs

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8th Match - Pakistan v Sri Lanka, Super Four, Asia Cup, Karachi Full HighlightsHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 09:56:00 +0000

Sri Lanka 302 for 7 (Sangakkara 112, Tanvir 5-48) beat Pakistan 238 for 9 (Misbah-ul-Haq 76, Malik 52, Mendis 4-47) by 64 runs

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7th Match – Bangladesh v India, Super Four, Asia Cup, Karachi Full HighlightsHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 09:46:00 +0000

India 284 for 3 (Raina 116*, Gambhir 90) beat Bangladesh 283 for 6 (Kapali 115, Tamim 55) by seven wickets

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6th Match-Sri Lanka v UAE, Group A, Asia Cup, Lahore Full HighlightsHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 09:37:00 +0000

Sri Lanka 290 for 9 (Udawatte 67, Jayawardene 61, Shah 3-49) beat UAE 148 (Amjad 77, Mendis 5-22) by 142 runs

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5th Match-Pakistan v India, Group B, Asia Cup, Karachi Full HighlightsHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 09:14:00 +0000

4th Match-Bangladesh v Sri Lanka, Group A, Asia Cup, Lahore Full HighlightsHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 08:48:00 +0000

Sri Lanka 357 for 9 (Sangakkara 101, Kapugedera 74, Jayasuriya 72) beat Bangladesh 226 for 7 (Mushfiqur 44, Mortaza 34*) by 131 runs

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3rd Match- Hong Kong v India, Group B, Asia Cup, Karachi Full HighlightsHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 08:40:00 +0000

India 374 for 4 (Dhoni 109*, Raina 101, Sehwag 78) beat Hong Kong 118 (Chawla 4-23) by 256 runs

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noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 08:01:00 +0000

All-round Tanvir shines in 155-run win

Pakistan 288 for 9 (Younis 67, Alam 63*, Tanvir 59, Nadeem 4-51) beat Hong Kong 133 by 155 runs

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India v England 1st ODI 14th November 08 Rajkot Full HighlightsHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 16:33:00 +0000

India 387 for 5 (Yuvraj 138*, Sehwag 85, Gambhir 51) beat England 229 (Pietersen 63, Bopara 54*) by 158 runs

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India v England 2nd ODI 17th November 08 Indore Full HighlightsHQ

noreply@blogger.com (n0by) — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 16:24:00 +0000

Yuvraj 118 v England 2nd ODI @ Indore

Ghambir 70 v England 2nd ODI @ Indore

India 292 for 9 (Gambhir 70, Yuvraj 118, Y Pathan 50*, Broad 4-55) beat England 238 (Shah 58, Flintoff 43, Yuvraj 4-28) by 54 runs

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