Australia vs India, 2nd Test, Day 2
Yesterday was an awesome day's cricket. At 6 for 135, Australia were dead. But two big partnerships got us to 7 for 370 - by stumps, Australia in a dominant position. It's hard to imagine any other team counter-attacking so effectively from such a vulnerable position. Just as important as the runs is the blow to Indian morale - they'll have to show a lot of character to claw their way back.
I've made no secret I've thought Andrew Symonds had no business playing Test cricket. His batting lacks the technique required of a #6 and his bowling is nothing more than glorified dibbly dobblies. While he still needs to show consistent form, yesterday's innings was his first substantial Test innings under real pressure (eg - not slogging for a quick declaration). And he does seem to have the knack of breaking partnerships every other innings. So maybe I'll ease off on Roy for now... at least until his next failure :-)
Much of the comments yesterday were about the shoddy umpiring. Ricky Ponting was given out LBW when he hit the ball but the umpires also missed him being caught behind earlier. And the decision that had significant impact on the match - Symonds was clearly caught behind on 30. I was surprised to hear Roy admit it after stumps, saying something to the effect of "Yeah, I was out on 30 but luckily the umpire didn't give me". I don't recall a batsman so baldly admitting they were out while not walking - usually they're much more circumspect. Personally, I've made the decision to be a walker, Gilly style, but mainly because in the Cavs, it's out of fashion to value your wicket!
So the big question for Day 2 - once the Aussies are dismissed (my prediction - all out 410), how will the Indian batsmen respond? Will they show pride, resolve and controlled aggression? Well, not Dravid but will the rest? Will Ganguly and Tendulkar continue to target Brad Hogg? I hope so, it makes for a great contest. And will Tendulkar find a hat wide enough to shield his face from the sun? I'm thinking those XXXL hats Richie Richardson used to wear might suffice.
Live score here
| Posted by JC on Thu 3 Jan | 54 comments |
Posted by barney on 2008-01-03 10:06:30
Posted by virtualgaz on 2008-01-03 11:00:32
1. Bad captaincy
2. Crappy running between wickets
3. Poor team selection
4. Awful fielding
5. Egos
6. Weak and unbalanced bowling attack
7. Poor over rates
8. Bad team dynamics (imagine having five ex-captains in your team)
Posted by TA on 2008-01-03 11:51:46
I agree with you that Symonds has no right to be in the test side. He's just not a test cricketer. And yeah, I'm saying that as he walks off with 160+ to his name (it should have been 30). I love the guy. I really like watching him in the one-dayers, but no way is he a test batsman or bowler. Maybe on the Indian team...
Posted by Gazzah on 2008-01-03 12:38:24
It all evens out with the umpiring in the end anyway...
Posted by virtualgaz on 2008-01-03 14:15:59
If you hate Greig, Nicholas or Gavaskar (understandbly), get over it, the cricket's good and entertaining!
Posted by Samson on 2008-01-03 15:06:24
My philosophy re umpiring mistakes is you still have to take advantage of it. When Australia get a dud umpiring decision such as an appeal turned down, often they get the batsman out shortly afterwards anyway. So the umpiring mistake is forgotten. I think it was Ganguly who was incorrectly given not out to a bat pad catch in the 1st Test but failed to take advantage.
That said, we do seem to get the decisions going our way. I bear it with great fortitude.
Posted by JC on 2008-01-03 15:17:06
Posted by JC on 2008-01-03 15:38:37
Woah, Dravid just got a single, the crowd goes wild, gives him a standing ovation! Dravid raises his bat, shakes Laxman's hand. Seriously, I'm not kidding!
Posted by JC on 2008-01-03 15:48:16
Posted by JATINDER on 2008-01-03 16:10:37
Looks like India building up. Hopefully they get something competitive, of not this will be another boring domination.
Re umpring, its best to move on from that, both teams gets those. If attack was so good, after the missed chance, symonds would have been out well before 160, so the better team gets the adavantage. Agree with JC, luck seems to be with Aussies, but the thing is players make most use of it. Anyway, its best to have human touch of game and leave it with umpires than bringing in technology. Kumar was given out which one could argue had an impact on the result, but still obvoiously overall better team won and the batman himslef or the team didnt complain.
By the way, why do u have tisten t commentaries of gavaskar and shasthri, are u in india?
Posted by Edward on 2008-01-03 16:13:56
Posted by JC on 2008-01-03 16:21:31
Posted by virtualgaz on 2008-01-03 16:29:23
Posted by JC on 2008-01-03 16:32:57
THe prob I see with too much technology is that it might take the human touch from this game. We dont need a video game, do we? we want a live game, and having humans to judge always adds more uncertainity to the game and speed. Tech will be slow and also very prim and proper, nothing curious.
Posted by Edward on 2008-01-03 16:39:20
Posted by Hanuman on 2008-01-03 16:42:11
Posted by Jatinder on 2008-01-03 16:42:26
Posted by virtualgaz on 2008-01-03 16:55:59
Posted by virtualgaz on 2008-01-03 16:58:11
Posted by Jatinder on 2008-01-03 16:59:09
Coincidentally, I've just purchased one of these fine blades (with which Sehwag achieved the highest ever Indian Test Match score of 309).
This bat will be smashing JC's pies all over the nets next Saturday!
Posted by virtualgaz on 2008-01-03 17:27:13
Posted by Jatinder on 2008-01-03 17:30:06
Re the 2nd Test, India go to stumps with Tendulkar and Ganguly at the wicket. Good day for India, looking forward to tomorrow's play.
Posted by JC on 2008-01-03 18:05:38
Posted by virtualgaz on 2008-01-03 18:10:19
Posted by Jatinder on 2008-01-03 18:25:45
Posted by JC on 2008-01-03 18:29:41
Gilly did have a shocker. I predict the 4th Test in Perth will be his farewell match.
Game is really shaping up and is up for grabs. Early wickets tomorrow morning imperative for Aussies. Laxman a joy to watch but boy can his dismissals be soft.
Suggest Grievous Bodily Harm may yet play an important role with the ball.
On the subject of ABC Radio coverage, I prefer it but can never get it in synch with television. Nothing worse than hearing what has happened before you see it. Is this peculiar to Tassie? I know we have the best air in Australia (including hot air, a lot of which comes from me).
Posted by Dan Tas on 2008-01-03 18:58:34
Im sad that Gilly had a shocker today, just hope 'twas an off day and we dont see another Martyn-esque retirement...
Was also glad India showed some spine today and took the attack to the Aussies. Looking forward to a cracker of a day tomorrow which could well decide the game...
Posted by Ajesh Nag on 2008-01-03 19:35:37
Posted by Jatinder on 2008-01-03 19:48:46
Whereas with our Indian team, I feel we rest on our laurels far too long and there are too many egos at play.
I agree with Harsha Bhogle in that the Aussies are the most 'humble' the way they approach their craft. They never stop improving despite being the best in the world, whereas all the other teams in the world look like they're stagnating.
And regarding Gilly, he has questioned his own motivation levels over the last year and if he feels he isn't doing justice to his role as wicketkeeper of the Australian cricket team, I think he will retire.
Posted by Ajesh Nag on 2008-01-03 21:07:17
Posted by Srividya on 2008-01-03 21:11:37
Posted by Dan Tas on 2008-01-03 21:43:46
Posted by Jatinder on 2008-01-03 21:46:01
I think not at all because
look at ponting the captain of WC team
he knows that he is OUT but he stood there
IS it WC’s quality?
you always compare SACHIN with PONTING
if SACHIN knows that he is out he will just walk off
and if any team wants play with AUSSIE
they have to play against 14 players
this is not good for cricket
so mr IAN CHAPPELL dont comment on sachin
bcz ur country dont have that right
Posted by Dheeraj on 2008-01-03 22:55:47
But what happened on the first day in Sydney was grossly unfair. How in the world can a TV umpire misread that stumping!
When one's winning these deviances are not taken notice of. And there lies the problem. Australia wins 90% of the matches and hence they feel these are part of the game. But for the rest a dream is shattered. This test match could have been firmly within India's grip and the series 1-1. (Too early to say that though, but India have traditionally played well and won in similar situations.) Now only tough cricket can save them.
The first innings would probably go down in history as one more example where India failed to deliver the killer punch. Nobody would remember what they actually were robbed of.
To some extent India themselves are to blame. Just watch Lee once he's robbed of an wicket. He would have his hands on his head, kneel down on the pitch complaining etcetra etcetra. One might even find Hayden running angrily from the slips with that monstrous body of his. No doubt why Bucknor buckled under that pressure and referred to the 3rd umnpire when it looked clearly not out. Earlier in England we saw Pietersen sent back to the crease because the english dressing room 'thought' he wasn't actually out! And then we saw a series of ugly decisions against Sachin, Ganguly et al. Nobody said a word. Indians need to put pressure on the umpire. Talk to him. Ask him to refer if they feel confident of a positive outcome. Such days were last seen under Ganguly who was belligerent, protesting and most importantly powerful, thanks to Dalmiya. How often had we seen umpires buckling under his pressure. Convincing umpires is an art and australians are the best at it. Hats off!
Believe me, the recent 'I didnt actually catch it' antics by Ponting was actually aimed at regaining the umpires' confidence and to tell the world they win in a 'fair' way. Honestly I thought Australia's tactics was pretty negative to choke India rather than deal punches and they are winning without playing remarkable cricket (except Hayden).
Talking of bats, it would be wrong to say one can score 100 off the edges with an SS bat. I mean people say Indians cant play the pull shot, the hook shot. They dont play well on a seaming wicket. They dont play well on slow and low tracks. Then how on earth did they score those runs? VVS played an extraordinary innings, probably the best in this series. If it had been for his SS bat, Kashmir would have been the Ranji champions.
Sorry for 'squabbling' so much. I'm a regular reader of this blog and so was itching to protest.
Posted by Zapper on 2008-01-04 04:06:13
Posted by Ranjeet on 2008-01-04 08:52:47
Posted by JC on 2008-01-04 09:30:08
Posted by Russ on 2008-01-04 10:51:19
Posted by virtualgaz on 2008-01-04 14:10:54
Posted by Ajesh Nag on 2008-01-04 21:28:31
Posted by Master on 2008-01-06 19:36:53
Posted by Philips on 2008-01-06 20:23:19
Posted by klkk on 2011-07-14 10:36:44
Posted by xiaobao on 2011-08-12 18:26:43
I've made no secret I've thought Andrew Symonds had no business playing Test cricket. His batting lacks the technique required of a #6 and his bowling is nothing more than glorified dibbly dobblies. 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