Australia v India
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@NTA said in Australia v India:
Fun while it lasted. Demise is not far away
I’m hoping India roll the next 4 wickets tonight and then I’m sure we will hear the standard 4 day tests debate that gets aired every year when the Aussies beat would be touring sides in 4 days
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@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Also doing dumb things like reviewing when he's plumb last night don't help your cause.
Never stopped Watto
Well it didn’t help his cause either, did it.
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@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Also doing dumb things like reviewing when he's plumb last night don't help your cause.
Never stopped Watto
Well it didn’t help his cause either, did it.
59 tests. 58 T20s. 190 ODIs.
Not bad for concrete shoes
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@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Also doing dumb things like reviewing when he's plumb last night don't help your cause.
Never stopped Watto
Well it didn’t help his cause either, did it.
59 tests. 58 T20s. 190 ODIs.
Not bad for concrete shoes
Watson was one of the most overrated test players ever
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@MN5 said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Also doing dumb things like reviewing when he's plumb last night don't help your cause.
Never stopped Watto
Well it didn’t help his cause either, did it.
59 tests. 58 T20s. 190 ODIs.
Not bad for concrete shoes
Watson was one of the most overrated test players ever
REVIEW
oh, you were right
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@MN5 said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Also doing dumb things like reviewing when he's plumb last night don't help your cause.
Never stopped Watto
Well it didn’t help his cause either, did it.
59 tests. 58 T20s. 190 ODIs.
Not bad for concrete shoes
Watson was one of the most overrated test players ever
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That's a hiding.
India win by 295 runs
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@antipodean said in Australia v India:
That's a hiding.
India win by 295 runs
4 day tests in Aus usually don't end in Australia being humiliated. Well done India.
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@MN5 said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Also doing dumb things like reviewing when he's plumb last night don't help your cause.
Never stopped Watto
Well it didn’t help his cause either, did it.
59 tests. 58 T20s. 190 ODIs.
Not bad for concrete shoes
Watson was one of the most overrated test players ever
Hard disagree. I think he was actually underrated.
In Australia he was a punchline who was never truly appreciated. An opener who could generally get past the new ball and average 40 odd? We yearn for that.
Now all he’s remembered for is reviewing the odd plumb LB. Not his supreme eye and ability to shore up our batting lineup in a relatively unstable period.
And then you have his bowling ability, which again was underrated. Despite injury limitations he was the perfect fifth option who could tie down an end while the quicks had a rest.
And then in the shorter forms he was a master.
I’m not saying he’s an all time great but in Australia I don’t think he has the respect he deserves.
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@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@MN5 said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Also doing dumb things like reviewing when he's plumb last night don't help your cause.
Never stopped Watto
Well it didn’t help his cause either, did it.
59 tests. 58 T20s. 190 ODIs.
Not bad for concrete shoes
Watson was one of the most overrated test players ever
Hard disagree. I think he was actually underrated.
In Australia he was a punchline who was never truly appreciated. An opener who could generally get past the new ball and average 40 odd? We yearn for that.
Now all he’s remembered for is reviewing the odd plumb LB. Not his supreme eye and ability to shore up our batting lineup in a relatively unstable period.
And then you have his bowling ability, which again was underrated. Despite injury limitations he was the perfect fifth option who could tie down an end while the quicks had a rest.
And then in the shorter forms he was a master.
I’m not saying he’s an all time great but in Australia I don’t think he has the respect he deserves.
Are we thinking of the same guy ?
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@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Hard disagree. I think he was actually underrated.
To be fair, you're probably right. But he came across as a bit of knob, and the DRS efforts were meme-worthy. But he was a hell of a cricketer.
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@nzzp said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Hard disagree. I think he was actually underrated.
To be fair, you're probably right. But he came across as a bit of knob, and the DRS efforts were meme-worthy. But he was a hell of a cricketer.
Four hundreds and three five fors in 59 tests. Colin De Grandhomme had better averages.
He was a decent cricketer, nothing more.
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@MN5 said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@MN5 said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Also doing dumb things like reviewing when he's plumb last night don't help your cause.
Never stopped Watto
Well it didn’t help his cause either, did it.
59 tests. 58 T20s. 190 ODIs.
Not bad for concrete shoes
Watson was one of the most overrated test players ever
Hard disagree. I think he was actually underrated.
In Australia he was a punchline who was never truly appreciated. An opener who could generally get past the new ball and average 40 odd? We yearn for that.
Now all he’s remembered for is reviewing the odd plumb LB. Not his supreme eye and ability to shore up our batting lineup in a relatively unstable period.
And then you have his bowling ability, which again was underrated. Despite injury limitations he was the perfect fifth option who could tie down an end while the quicks had a rest.
And then in the shorter forms he was a master.
I’m not saying he’s an all time great but in Australia I don’t think he has the respect he deserves.
Are we thinking of the same guy ?
From 2009-2014 he scored a bit over 3,000 runs at 39.6. So not quite 40 but not too shabby given our record in that period.
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@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@MN5 said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@MN5 said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Also doing dumb things like reviewing when he's plumb last night don't help your cause.
Never stopped Watto
Well it didn’t help his cause either, did it.
59 tests. 58 T20s. 190 ODIs.
Not bad for concrete shoes
Watson was one of the most overrated test players ever
Hard disagree. I think he was actually underrated.
In Australia he was a punchline who was never truly appreciated. An opener who could generally get past the new ball and average 40 odd? We yearn for that.
Now all he’s remembered for is reviewing the odd plumb LB. Not his supreme eye and ability to shore up our batting lineup in a relatively unstable period.
And then you have his bowling ability, which again was underrated. Despite injury limitations he was the perfect fifth option who could tie down an end while the quicks had a rest.
And then in the shorter forms he was a master.
I’m not saying he’s an all time great but in Australia I don’t think he has the respect he deserves.
Are we thinking of the same guy ?
From 2009-2014 he scored a bit over 3,000 runs at 39.6. So not quite 40 but not too shabby given our record in that period.
Then the DRS reared its head…….
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Martin Love is a guy who played in the wrong era - or in the wrong country.
We would have killed for him, but he could barely get a game for Oz.
I reckon he would now.
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@Chris-B said in Australia v India:
Martin Love is a guy who played in the wrong era - or in the wrong country.
We would have killed for him, but he could barely get a game for Oz.
I reckon he would now.
Yeah He would walk in to the current line up a great batsmen born in the wrong era.
Brad Hodge is another who couldn't break in his time,he would now.
Martin Love - Wikipedia
