Westindies tour of india 2011. News and update.

[ssparikshya]

post tea action started

 

[Ravi budhwar]

Current Live score:W.I 263-2 . Very bad performance from indian bowlers.well indian pace attack is zero with out zak and that is not a good sign. For us with out zak we have not a good attack and they have no capability to take a 20 w.k.t.s of a good test team

 

[Ravi budhwar]

On stumps day one of 3rd test .westindies scores :267-2 in 90 overs

 

[M@zh@R]

Zaheer can't take his place for granted: Akram

New Delhi: With youngsters such as Umesh Yadav and Varun Aaron are making their presence felt, India's pace spearhead Zaheer Khan cannot take his place for granted, says former Pakistan skipper Wasim Akram.

"Zaheer can't take his place for granted. He has been out of cricket for a long time and unfit as well. Though he has started working in the nets, bowling in the middle is an entirely different thing.

"He must play loads of domestic cricket and the selectors must monitor him closely. I am sure India don't want a repeat of England in Australia. Hence preparation will be the key," Akram said.

Zaheer, after bowling a few overs during the first Test in England, had missed out on the remaining tour and the current West Indies series due to an ankle injury.

But the premier Indian bowler, recovering from an ankle surgery, is expected to be a part of the squad to tour Australia next month.

Akram reckoned the team's upcoming tour of Australia will be an opportunity to salvage its overseas reputation after the debacle in England where they failed to win a single match.
Source:Cricnext

 

[ssparikshya]

ya 100% true
but aus to defeat aus is quite diffecult
but lets see.

Zaheer can't take his place for granted: Akram

New Delhi: With youngsters such as Umesh Yadav and Varun Aaron are making their presence felt, India's pace spearhead Zaheer Khan cannot take his place for granted, says former Pakistan skipper Wasim Akram.

"Zaheer can't take his place for granted. He has been out of cricket for a long time and unfit as well. Though he has started working in the nets, bowling in the middle is an entirely different thing.

"He must play loads of domestic cricket and the selectors must monitor him closely. I am sure India don't want a repeat of England in Australia. Hence preparation will be the key," Akram said.

Zaheer, after bowling a few overs during the first Test in England, had missed out on the remaining tour and the current West Indies series due to an ankle injury.

But the premier Indian bowler, recovering from an ankle surgery, is expected to be a part of the squad to tour Australia next month.

Akram reckoned the team's upcoming tour of Australia will be an opportunity to salvage its overseas reputation after the debacle in England where they failed to win a single match.
Source:Cricnext

 

[Karthik]

West Indies youngsters make India toil
http://www.espncricinfo.com/india-v-west-indies-2011/content/current/story/541529.html

 

[Karthik]

Bravo, Powell power WI past 350
West Indies 362/3 v India

 

[ssparikshya]

1 wkt so far today
k edwards to isant

 

[ssparikshya]

bravo on 99*

 

[ssparikshya]

103* for bravo