Good for team India his ODI average is 45 and SR is 86. That combo is what matters IMO.
Good for team India his ODI average is 45 and SR is 86. That combo is what matters IMO.Making_Splinters wrote:Brave, I was using the Trott comment rather tongue in cheek, mainly because it is the best example of a public sentiment I could think of, people say tons in ODIs win matches then criticise the bloke who makes one.
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SaintPowelly wrote:If Bangladesh can score at a run a ball, and Sachin can occupy 50% of deliveries and only score at 4 and a half an over. Then surely that needs looking at, I bet if Trott had of played the exact same innings he would of been criticised heavily.
SaintPowelly wrote:If Bangladesh can score at a run a ball, and Sachin can occupy 50% of deliveries and only score at 4 and a half an over. Then surely that needs looking at, I bet if Trott had of played the exact same innings he would of been criticised heavily.
braveneutral wrote:Making_Splinters wrote:Someone made the rather tongue in cheek comment, what would happen if Trott had gotten 114 off 147, seems sadly prophetic now!
Was fairly terrible bowling by India though, they are missing Yuvraj, why didn't Kohli get an over?
Don't know, he didn't bowl the game before so maybe there is a reason.
In regards to everyone that is making the 'Trott' argument - please don't be so ridiculous. Someone (Rich or AC maybe?) trotted (excuse the pun) out a statistic a few months ago which showed that England always tend to score better as a team in ODIs when Trott scores big. Thus, had Trott made such a score, it is more likely that England would be in a winning position than not. The same as India were yesterday. In a winning position. Also, anyone who did get on the back of Trott after such an innings would be more justified as it would highlight a pattern of slow scoring as opposed to a one off. Funnily enough, his innings yesterday came at almost exactly Trott's career strike rate in ODIs. Surely the fact that you all mention Trott in the same breath as Tendulkar shows how much he is valued to Team England, or perhaps it is a classic example of a fan's hype. A comparison between the two is flawed at any rate.
On an aside, feeling like I do whenever Sehwag is mentioned, I noticed a few mentioning that perhaps his century being against Bangladesh made the achievement feel devalued. I find it rather fitting that with that century, he has now completed at least one against all full members in both Test and ODI format. A fitting way to reach the milestone, I think, was to complete the collection as it were. May not sway others though.
ddb wrote:That it is easier to chase in Bangladesh as it becomes easier to bat?
Especially when India are serving up full tosses.
HarryPotter wrote:The point was that Trott gets panned for scoring 100s like that, why shouldn't Sachin be? It wasn't even a criticism I think, more making a point about double standards.
Not that Trott is like Sachin.
HarryPotter wrote:ddb wrote:That it is easier to chase in Bangladesh as it becomes easier to bat?
Especially when India are serving up full tosses.
That it was the sort of innings that people would look at the stats of if Trott had played it and criticised.
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ddb wrote:HarryPotter wrote:The point was that Trott gets panned for scoring 100s like that, why shouldn't Sachin be? It wasn't even a criticism I think, more making a point about double standards.
Not that Trott is like Sachin.HarryPotter wrote:ddb wrote:That it is easier to chase in Bangladesh as it becomes easier to bat?
Especially when India are serving up full tosses.
That it was the sort of innings that people would look at the stats of if Trott had played it and criticised.
But in both cases it is wrong to blame them solely for the loss. So two wrongs make a right?
Double standards are not at play at all as the same who are defending SRT for not the total blame don't blame Trott alone when a similar thing occurs.
HarryPotter wrote:Why are they incomparable?
That innings was exactly the type of ODI innings Trott plays, very comparable I would say.
Absolutely India lost because of their bowlers though.
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