| The Challenge for Pacers in India |
| Pitches in India have traditionally been known to completely assist spin bowling. The teams play on rank turners most of the time, and seldom have we heard of pitches and conditions in India, that support swing or seam throughout the duration of a test match. Read More |
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Analysis On Ranji Trophy 2011-12 – Round 3; Plate Group
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Paras Dogra the HP and Rajasthan Royals batsman has been the most successful batsman
in the Plate group at the completion of Round 3
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posted by: Third Eye Nov 22nd, 2011
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Analysis On Wicket keeper Ranji Trophy 2011-12
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Round 3 of the Ranji Trophy has been completed and let's have a look at the Wicketkeepers
who are playing in the Elite and Plate group.Read
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posted by: Third Eye Nov 22nd, 2011
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Analysis On Ranji Trophy 2011-12 – Round 3
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Round 3 of the Ranji Trophy has been completed and let's have a look at the top
performers from the Elite and Plate group.Read
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posted by: Third Eye Nov 21st, 2011
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Things are shaping well under Duncan Fletcher, Srikkanth and friends
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Let's take a look at the two recent series.
I) India vs. England ( 5 games ODIs ) Read More
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posted by: Third Eye Nov 18th, 2011
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Chanderpaul vs INDIA
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Chanderpaul may not be attractive with his approach but is definitely effective
and he relishes Indian bowling. Read More
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posted by: Panish Shetty Nov 15th, 2011
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S.A vs AUS First Test-DRS
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The problem with DRS as it stands now is the dilution of technology with human thinking.
A viewpoint I read today and fully agree with.
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posted by: Third Eye Nov 11th, 2011
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Champions League 2011 Venue Comparison
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Let's have a look at how the venues behaved in the recently concluded Nokia Champions
League 2011.
Three venues were used for the tournament namely Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad.
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posted by: Third Eye Nov 2nd, 2011
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Analysis Of The English Top Order Batsman In The Current ODI Series
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A Cook
Cook is strong on his back foot. Indian seamers did attack his strength with appropriate
field placement.Read More
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posted by: Third Eye Oct 27th, 2011
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Bring it on!
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The Indian team's emphatic wins in the one day series following their debacle in
England barely a few weeks ago throws into light their toughness as a bunch and
the mental stamina of their undisputed leader.Read
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posted by: Third Eye Oct 24th, 2011
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Mind Game
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Yesterday's match between RCB and MI was another example of how the stronger mind
prevails in a must win situation. MI with its average team (on paper) posted a par
score.Read More
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posted by: Third Eye Oct 10th, 2011
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Significance of Boundaries (4's & 6's) in T20 match outcomes
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Our deep dive assessment of IPL 4 shows that the success rates of teams highly depends
on the number of boundaries (4s & 6s) they score. The team, which has scored more
number of boundaries in an inning than they have conceded, invariably goes on to
win the match.Read More
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posted by: Panish Shetty Sep 12th, 2011
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Dravid did it for us
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It is an irony that Rahul Dravid was picked by the Indian Selectors for the ODI
series against England when the World Cup heroes got injured.Read
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posted by: Third Eye Sep 17th, 2011
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Significance of Boundaries (4's & 6's) in T20 match outcomes
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Our deep dive assessment of IPL 4 shows that the success rates of teams highly depends
on the number of boundaries (4s & 6s) they score. The team, which has scored more
number of boundaries in an inning than they have conceded, invariably goes on to
win the match.Read More
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posted by: Panish Shetty Sep 12th, 2011
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Clutch bowling in T20 cricket
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Clutch bowling (17 to 20 overs) is an art that needs variations and a calm head
on your shoulders to face most difficult situations at the end, where the batsmen
will look to blast Read More
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posted by: Panish Shetty Sep 2nd, 2011
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3 P's
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The Indian Team's performance in this current series has been the centre of discussion
among the pundits and the public at large in India .The World Champions and No.1
Test Team in April are now referred to as the meek Read
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posted by: Third Eye Aug 19th, 2011
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Need of the hour
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For all the expert opinion being dished out, the fact that India had the English
top order tottering on the ropes in the first innings of the Lords test and the
2nd innings at Trent Bridge are being quietly overlooked
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posted by: Third Eye Aug 16th, 2011
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