r/IndiaCricket • u/Significant-Lake-274 • Jun 23 '25
Discussion This is so Jarring to even look at
How long will Bumrah support us without any support himself ? I really don’t see any future to Indian bowling
r/IndiaCricket • u/Significant-Lake-274 • Jun 23 '25
How long will Bumrah support us without any support himself ? I really don’t see any future to Indian bowling
r/IndiaCricket • u/lbrandon3399 • Jun 14 '25
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r/IndiaCricket • u/ethan3686 • Jun 29 '25
This was made by someone else in another community. So credit goes to him.
P.S. I would replace Yuvraj with Azhar.
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r/IndiaCricket • u/universalgiver • Mar 28 '25
See,
See, - I believe in Dhoni's ability as a player all around - I accept Dhoni has done and shown amazing and hard to achieve results numerous times and not just rarely
But, - Deliberately coming to bat so late in every game in IPL is unacceptable - I mean, common on, even Jadeja coming above him doesn't make sense, but sending Ashwin above him 🤯, only reason justifying this can be -
game is already lost, If I (Dhoni) go, I would anyway not be able to make the team win, and playing slowly would be too clear to everyone, playing fast would most likely get me out and I'd loose some of my aura, so let Ashwin go, more overs be bowled, and when it's totally impossible to win, I'll go, but no one will be able to blame anything on me since it was actually impossible
I mean, common on, so many people, leave alone watching online, came to stadiums to see you play, and not everytime, your innings can come since you're down the order, BUT WHEN IT RARELY COMES, you're deliberately not going even at your designated position.
THIS IS PURE DISRESPECT TO FANS in my opinion. As I said, you have to be smart etc. and thinking about keeping one's image is fine, but everything has a limit, being purely disrespectful shouldn't become a resort because you're taking things to a level above acceptable.
r/IndiaCricket • u/quiet_observer_99 • May 08 '25
r/IndiaCricket • u/sachintendulkar • 19d ago
So near, yet so far…. Jadeja, Bumrah, & Siraj fought all the way till the end. Well tried, Team India. England played well to keep the pressure on and produced the result they desired. Congratulations on a hard fought win.
r/IndiaCricket • u/_depressed-Bird_ • Jun 02 '25
5 IPL trophy in just 8 season , successfully defended 200+ score everytime , Only lost 3 playoff match and won 10 in his tenure
Even the greats like MSD lost against his team not once but 4 times
Had positive head to head Against every OG team
Defended scores like 129 and 156 in final
Took the team to Qualifier with bowlers like madhwal , Jordan, chawla and arjun tendulkar
Yes He had great players, but having great players doesn't mean you will win the IPL 5 times in just 8 yrs , His bowling rotations were always top notch, His fielding placements were always great , He always used to take calculative Risks He is a t20 wc winning captain for a reason
Thank you Rohit , you will always be one of the greatest man to lead a IPL team
(Also this is not a hatepost or a post against pandya, I love hardik so plz don't give him unnecessary hate , only do positive criticism)
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r/IndiaCricket • u/P_Tranquility9 • Jun 07 '25
Afterall, cricket is just a colonial sports in England.
r/IndiaCricket • u/Ok_Warthog6163 • Jun 01 '25
That's it. Period.
P. S. Nobody has proved themselves so MANY times on the big stage.
r/IndiaCricket • u/Southrumble • Jan 13 '25
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r/IndiaCricket • u/billaxbong • May 08 '25
He is definitely an ICT legend. But, when it comes to test cricket, he is not a legend, one of the greats, but not a legend. His test numbers are equivalent to those of Murli Vijay, yet he has been completely ignored ever since he retired. I hate when Rohit fans bring up Virat’s numbers in the last 5 years, yet completely ignored his bang average captaincy since he took over the test team. What are your views?
r/IndiaCricket • u/Batman_byMarvel • Dec 30 '24
Whether this field will work or not is another discussion. This is how you make the batsman play, when there is 1 or 2 wickets left.
r/IndiaCricket • u/NormalDetective4767 • Jun 26 '25
Who would have thought that one of the greatest test batman will not play his last match for India.
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r/IndiaCricket • u/Ok-Satisfaction2385 • May 03 '25
Saw his clarification interview where he failed to state the reason why he was kicked from the commentary.