India have rubbed salt into Australian wounds, declaring no total is too large for their formidable batting lineup after producing the second greatest runchase of all time. Australia were left speechless and powerless as India mowed down their imposing target of 360
We can chase anything, say India
krishna · 10-17-2013, 12:11 PM
What surprised me was not that India chased that target, but how easily they did it.
And Australia now hold the record for being on the losing side in the three highest successful run chases in ODIs with losses to South Africa, India and New Zealand.
[quote author=Gina145 link=topic=84216.msg525838#msg525838 date=1382053242]
What surprised me was not that India chased that target, but how easily they did it.
And Australia now hold the record for being on the losing side in the three highest successful run chases in ODIs with losses to South Africa, India and New Zealand.
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Ha, funny innit. Anyways, I think India, with their batting lineup, can chase anything down in ODIs. If the pitch is flat, then good bye opposition. They'll score runs with one hand tied to their back. Oz, no matter what, are not used to playing in such absolutely glass like flat pitches, so they would've thought 300+ was "good" score and defendable.
Anyways.
What surprised me was not that India chased that target, but how easily they did it.
And Australia now hold the record for being on the losing side in the three highest successful run chases in ODIs with losses to South Africa, India and New Zealand.
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Ha, funny innit. Anyways, I think India, with their batting lineup, can chase anything down in ODIs. If the pitch is flat, then good bye opposition. They'll score runs with one hand tied to their back. Oz, no matter what, are not used to playing in such absolutely glass like flat pitches, so they would've thought 300+ was "good" score and defendable.
Anyways.
[quote author=Gina145 link=topic=84216.msg525838#msg525838 date=1382053242]
[size=1em]What surprised me was not that India chased that target, but how easily they did it. [/size]
[size=1em]And Australia now hold the record for being on the losing side in the three highest successful run chases in ODIs with losses to South Africa, India and New Zealand.[/size]
[/quote]They were also on the losing end in the highest run chase in a test match Re west indies
[size=1em]What surprised me was not that India chased that target, but how easily they did it. [/size]
[size=1em]And Australia now hold the record for being on the losing side in the three highest successful run chases in ODIs with losses to South Africa, India and New Zealand.[/size]
[/quote]They were also on the losing end in the highest run chase in a test match Re west indies
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They were also on the losing end in the highest run chase in a test match Re west indies
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Yes. And the second highest run chase when they lost to South Africa in Perth in 2008.
Australia were also on the losing side in one of the rare instances of a team losing a test match after enforcing the follow-on. That was also against India, back in the days when the Australian team was really strong.
They were also on the losing end in the highest run chase in a test match Re west indies
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Yes. And the second highest run chase when they lost to South Africa in Perth in 2008.
Australia were also on the losing side in one of the rare instances of a team losing a test match after enforcing the follow-on. That was also against India, back in the days when the Australian team was really strong.
[quote author=Gina145 link=topic=84216.msg525885#msg525885 date=1382108755]
Yes. And the second highest run chase when they lost to South Africa in Perth in 2008.
Australia were also on the losing side in one of the rare instances of a team losing a test match after enforcing the follow-on. That was also against India, back in the days when the Australian team was really strong.
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Don't you worry Gina. No matter how hard you try, chokers tag is exclusively reserved for SA
Yes, OZ has been at the receiving end of such upsets from time to time, even when they were strong.
Yes. And the second highest run chase when they lost to South Africa in Perth in 2008.
Australia were also on the losing side in one of the rare instances of a team losing a test match after enforcing the follow-on. That was also against India, back in the days when the Australian team was really strong.
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Don't you worry Gina. No matter how hard you try, chokers tag is exclusively reserved for SA
Yes, OZ has been at the receiving end of such upsets from time to time, even when they were strong.
[quote author=Kyle link=topic=84216.msg525967#msg525967 date=1382151438]
No matter how hard you try, chokers tag is exclusively reserved for SA
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haha :-[
No matter how hard you try, chokers tag is exclusively reserved for SA
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haha :-[
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