Finally someone said it. People are making a fuss of his cover driving for no reason at all. I mean look at all his drives yesterday. Art they are, all of them.
Its amazing to see those minor adjustments he has made this series. Those are minor adjustments but make massive difference. Kohli is essentially covering the stunps so that he can play through covers, but he will also defend to the balls he should be leaving. And you love that, Kohli always looking to be aggressive but every technique has some flaw in it. Great analysis.
this change will make him more succeptible to LBWs i reckon and as you said he will play more balls and that's the issue that he is playing more balls than what he should.
@@shikhargovil9579 No technique is perfect. One technique may make you strong against one kind of delivery but weak against some other kind. The other technique may do just the opposite. So these minor adjustments help sometimes.
@@shikhargovil9579 I guess he is doing this because he wants to score more runs because as good as Kohli is it will irritate him about the fact that he hasn't scored a century, so I guess he has to score more runs this he wants to play more balls inorder to score more runs and try to get that hundred
Wow! That was a great analysis. My perception was that he got out to it multiple times, but it makes sense for him to trust that shot since he is so damn good at it. Similar to Rohit's pull. Great stuff Jarrod.
Jalaj, not inoften one’s strength is also one’s weakness. Some of the best handlers of searing short stuff like Ponting and Dravid and Kholi don’t hook,they r adept at pulls,grounding their shots. They are seldom caught off their pulls.Rohit hooks,hooks nonchalantly, with ridiculous ease and often banish the bumpers with disdain. A couple of breathtaking 6 , and he perishes playing the same,very risky shot. He does not ground his pull. A century is tragically cut short to a brilliant cameo,35-45,a double century became 127. What u care for,whether it is a splendid entertainment or impregnable,dour solidity,is purely subjective. Half the ground might dye to see Rohit unfurl his hazardous signature hooks and the other half’d beg him to hang in there and craft a double ton before cutting loose. Very tough choice.
probably with T20 and modern cricket, batsman don't try to stick on the crease more often than they used to. Batsman nowadays seem to lack a determination to play on spinning or swinging pitch. But that's just my hypothesis. I am no Jarrod and it may just be our nostalgia that previous gen bowlers were greats and this generation bowlers to are legends on the making. We also seem to remember the great stuffs like Waqar's inswinging yorkers more than other bad stuffs I too want a complete analysis on this one
Previous generation bowlers were great with raw talents but modern day bowlers are so advanced and they have access to so much information about a particular batter and they work out and execute a plan to perfection with a bit assistance from playing conditions. for eg look at how england dealt with KL rahul after his century, they set him up nicely by nipping it back in for lbw after taking few balls away from the off stumps. Same goes for many players and modern day bowlers have so much help with data and analysis.
It's really tough to compare bowlers of different era because of different teams, different conditions and less analysis etc etc. If you start to compare Wasim Akram with Anderson, straight up everyone will say Wasim because of better record in Asia but there is a glitch. The ball does not reverse swing much in Asia as it used to be earlier which is a really important tool for swing bowlers. For some teams, yes they did had better bowlers earlier than today but some teams have better bowlers today than past. Eg- India and NZ probably have better bowlers than they had 20 years ago. Whereas someone like a WI or SA do'nt have the bowlers.
What I like best about @Jarrod Kimber is that he always gives the benefit of doubt to the current player and does not advocate a player change as the solution to any problem. He understands that good teams sometime lose and doesn’t mean they need to change players.
Let's be honest here Virat is freak and has always pushed envolope for fitness and batting standards and Rightfully he is modern legend and Cover drive is his productive shot in all formats plus he loves to dominate the game. On other hand Tendulkar is in many ways more technically sound, had diverse range of shots from textbook drives to unconventional paddles or Upper cuts, he can score hundreds or 241 without playing a certain shot and can rely on defence to counter great bowling so even someday he had stopped playing pull or even straight drive he could still score bulk with other shots. In Virats case he is not good on backfoot so he always depend on drive which us both productive and great for him. Simply we can put Virat can shelve his drive but don't have luxury like Tendulkar of great backfoot play as well as few other shots and meanwhile shelving cover drive is giving mental advantage to bowlers like yes I'm not in good form and a player who has dominated cricket for a decade and wants to continue to do so shouldn't worry about it. He is first Virat Kohli not second Tendulkar which makes the different. Do he need little change in technique: Might be Do he need to stop playing Cover drive: NO
Agreed . More than his off stump I think he will be more fluent standing a foot outside the crease. Reduce swing time. Tempt the bowlers to bounce him. Which can bring his well timed pull shot into play as well. Not mention he will still be able to feast off his cover drives, on drives and breed dread into the bowlers at the same time.
Steve Smith's cover drive is damn underrated.. He can drive ball to cover from backfoot, frontfoot and by just standing still. He can play cover drive with bottom hand, with full extension of top hand... His average is enormous while playing cover drive.
No matter how much everyone hates his on field antics deep down everyone in World Cricket loves Kohli. He truly has been the fiery burning wood in a icy winter cricketing world.
i personally feel that best players have most haters because deep down they know who is the best but they just want to undermine them and that is valid in every sport. take tennis for example- novak djokovic is the best player of all time and yet has most haters than his peers.
@@shikhargovil9579 well, some of the hate directed at him is quite fair, he gets away with a lot of shit on the field , that most players will be reprimanded for. He's also extremely hypocritical.
How about now? Kohli got out 8 times in the BGT series that just concluded edging to the slips. 8 times across 10 tests (1 innings he was 100* and the other innings, he didn't bat because of rain).
I feel like everyone criticising virat now after BGT should watch this video and understand that fending and scoring off those 5th stump has been part of his game forever. That being said, i feel like this BGT had an obsurd number of caught behinds/at slip/in the gully and virat just happened to be the worst - could be a potential analysis video!
Though the ugliest smith's technique is brilliant as he covers the channel of uncertainty outside offstump and any ball on the offside can be left easily the good lines are probably too straight for his stance and easily flicked on the legside which is why teams have now deployed the leg slip against him however it's a good technique to counter the standard line outside off
Glad to find you on you tube 😊 Jarrod Kimber What an analysis .. wish to see you in commentary box in actual match soon one day Wishing you a happy new year
sachin, when he used to play the cover drives, he was incredibly still and didn't really come in front of the off stum, you can tell that even by looking at his clips in this video....on the other hand, kohli comes slightly across and in front of the off stump to play his drives, even though his drives are just so on point, it is difficult to play like that as the ball than automatically closer to the body and when a ball is close to the body, you have to play it coz it's then too close to leave and that's why he nicks it....in this series, so far the gap between his bat and pad is perfect, which is why he was able to dispatch those balls for perfect over drive, it allows him more time to decide whether to leave it or not....kohli heroics on the way...hope for a kohli ton too, sharma played so brilliantly, heard he got some blows on hi thighs and saw the pics, hope it's not too serious.....we are winning this series....conquring both Australia and England in the same year would be dope aff
@@sunnymane5646 oh...yeah definitely bro..but kohli's kohli, man....he has such potential to play like that purely because he plays like that and excels....
He was getting too far across with the trigger movement during first two tests. He was already standing on the off stump and ended up playing deliveries outside off far from his body. He did adjust this after third test and started letting them go.
He got out while playing cover drive..... And in last three innings when he scored 55, 50, 44 he scored most runs by playing cover drive.... Thats King Kohli For you 👑
And when we talk about sachin not playing cover drive and kohli frequently playing it. Because sachin had numerous ways to extract runs. But what amuses me of kohli is, a player with a limited range of shots scoring these much mountain runs. When you take cover drive off kohli then he will not be able to score the runs freely. Then it will mountain the pressure on him with the depleting strike rate.
Called it! He was struggling against SA during his 79. Rabada just bowled length balls and since Kohli couldn't risk knicking it to the slips, he scored mainly through flicks.
One thing isn't correct. Tendulkar didn't do it randomly. He did it because he was getting out consistently playing the cover drive outside off stump. Pretty similar to what's happening to Kohli right now. I agree with all the other things mentioned but that's what great players do find ways to get their teams in a position to win.
you did'nt got the crux of video then. essentially the cover drive for virat is not only a method of scoring but also a method to protect his wicket because the more drives he plays, the bowler will be forced to not bowl in that channel. if virat does not drive then he will try to do a backfoot or frontfoot defence and just nick off.
@@shikhargovil9579 lol, if anything, bowlers will be even more encouraged to keep feeding him those driving length" balls , since it's an open secret that he simply cannot resist playing it and therefore the chances of him making an error and getting out increases exponentially. His only option is to keep leaving them in order to deter them from bowling there.
Hi Jarrod, can you please share your opinion on whether or not excluding Ashwin from the first 4 tests was justified based on the conditions? PS. hope you are keeping well
Indian fans moaned a lot about this Test. Why isnt Ashwin playing, why is rahane playing and worst of all - why hasnt Ashwin replaced Rahane? Dont think anyone should listen to fans moaning
🤣🤣 he is fan of sachin or not..but he knows sachin is was and always will be greatest batsman of all time...and yess...Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
@@JarrodKimberYT sachin is god of cricket many comes and go...and yess Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
@@JarrodKimberYT I wish i had that :P Love your content. I guess when you called the 241 innings ordinary on a flat track, I thought maybe you don't think he was as great as other people do. I remeber seeing that innings, loving that innings but I guess to each his own. PS- you are my favorite cricket channel.
Ipl is the main reason why India despite the talent and the players have failed to impress much in overseas tests. Senior players don't commit to domestic tournaments citing fatigue but everyone is fresh and ready for IPL. Pujara seems to be the lone player who plays Ranji consistently but this year he too opted for the IPL instead of County despite his struggles. .
As if India were winning overseas tests before IPL. And Ranji doesn't contribute anything for playing in English conditions. Playing county will help definitely. Pujara and rahane play for only one format. They should have played county
They’re the second best team in the world on rankings. And I still think they’d edge out NZ in a longer series. They beat Australia. Think they’re pretty goid
@@detectivesroy is that even matter? India played pretty impressive in that series. How come India is the only team winning there? England, New Zealand even struggled to give a fight. Here India winning there with their 3rd 11. You are saying it's bcz dropped catches and flat pitches. So going by your logic steve smith struggled in flat pitches or India bowled pretty impressive.
Fact: * Sachin was ~31 years old when he did that at SCG in 2004 * Kohli's last test century came in 2019 when he was 31 years old! Also, Wrt Sachin's reference, Australian attack without its best bowlers: Disagree. Australia had McGrath missing from the squad for sure, but there were Brett Lee, Jason Gillespie & Nathan Bracken in that match, with the former two being a part of front line Australian attack in red ball cricket for several years! Moreover, Gillespie has a good test career average & he was able to take Sachin's wicket on numerous occasions over the years. Virat Kohli needs to figure out a way to tackle this, a batsman of his caliber surely can, & hopefully will figure it out eventually. Sachin's reference by sportsmen like Waugh just provides a perspective for Kohli who is now devoid of an international century for several months! Scoring big runs provide great confidence boost which sometimes even big players need. And sometimes you need that confidence alongside working on & changing your technique.
Bro predicted 3 years ago that kohli would struggle while playing cover drive😮
Finally someone said it. People are making a fuss of his cover driving for no reason at all. I mean look at all his drives yesterday. Art they are, all of them.
Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
Virat is driving to Anderson on moving track what beauty (he is not his best form though) . Currently Virat and Ajinkya best off driver from india
@@sunnymane5646 bro pura video dekh le bandhe ne bhot acha se explain kiya hai
@@sunnymane5646 if you watched the full video properly, you wouldn't have written this shit
Hey, I m from the future. He's still nailing them, and they're works of Art.
That's some eye opening analysis for me personally and for a lot of others I interact with on a daily basis.
Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
Its amazing to see those minor adjustments he has made this series. Those are minor adjustments but make massive difference. Kohli is essentially covering the stunps so that he can play through covers, but he will also defend to the balls he should be leaving.
And you love that, Kohli always looking to be aggressive but every technique has some flaw in it. Great analysis.
this change will make him more succeptible to LBWs i reckon and as you said he will play more balls and that's the issue that he is playing more balls than what he should.
@@shikhargovil9579 No technique is perfect. One technique may make you strong against one kind of delivery but weak against some other kind. The other technique may do just the opposite. So these minor adjustments help sometimes.
Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
@@shikhargovil9579 I guess he is doing this because he wants to score more runs because as good as Kohli is it will irritate him about the fact that he hasn't scored a century, so I guess he has to score more runs this he wants to play more balls inorder to score more runs and try to get that hundred
Dude doing this analysis for free in public platform should be a crime lol
You're doing a great work
Wow! That was a great analysis. My perception was that he got out to it multiple times, but it makes sense for him to trust that shot since he is so damn good at it. Similar to Rohit's pull. Great stuff Jarrod.
Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
Jalaj, not inoften one’s strength is also one’s weakness. Some of the best handlers of searing short stuff like Ponting and Dravid and Kholi don’t hook,they r adept at pulls,grounding their shots. They are seldom caught off their pulls.Rohit hooks,hooks nonchalantly, with ridiculous ease and often banish the bumpers with disdain. A couple of breathtaking 6 , and he perishes playing the same,very risky shot. He does not ground his pull. A century is tragically cut short to a brilliant cameo,35-45,a double century became 127. What u care for,whether it is a splendid entertainment or impregnable,dour solidity,is purely subjective. Half the ground might dye to see Rohit unfurl his hazardous signature hooks and the other half’d beg him to hang in there and craft a double ton before cutting loose. Very tough choice.
So many videos, looks like Jarrod just realized that he is a left hander :)
Oof, churning these videos out like a machine! Hope you are getting some rest! Great video!
People always say that the bowlers before were better, tougher to face. Could you do an analysis to either refute or prove this hypothesis?
probably with T20 and modern cricket, batsman don't try to stick on the crease more often than they used to. Batsman nowadays seem to lack a determination to play on spinning or swinging pitch. But that's just my hypothesis.
I am no Jarrod and it may just be our nostalgia that previous gen bowlers were greats and this generation bowlers to are legends on the making. We also seem to remember the great stuffs like Waqar's inswinging yorkers more than other bad stuffs
I too want a complete analysis on this one
Previous generation bowlers were great with raw talents but modern day bowlers are so advanced and they have access to so much information about a particular batter and they work out and execute a plan to perfection with a bit assistance from playing conditions. for eg look at how england dealt with KL rahul after his century, they set him up nicely by nipping it back in for lbw after taking few balls away from the off stumps. Same goes for many players and modern day bowlers have so much help with data and analysis.
It's really tough to compare bowlers of different era because of different teams, different conditions and less analysis etc etc. If you start to compare Wasim Akram with Anderson, straight up everyone will say Wasim because of better record in Asia but there is a glitch. The ball does not reverse swing much in Asia as it used to be earlier which is a really important tool for swing bowlers. For some teams, yes they did had better bowlers earlier than today but some teams have better bowlers today than past. Eg- India and NZ probably have better bowlers than they had 20 years ago. Whereas someone like a WI or SA do'nt have the bowlers.
@@rajr5130 Previous bowlers also used to plan for players too.
@@1uamrit we cannot actually discount the advent of new formats. There should be some influence of these for sure.
As always Jarrod with complete analysis 🔥🔥
What I like best about @Jarrod Kimber is that he always gives the benefit of doubt to the current player and does not advocate a player change as the solution to any problem. He understands that good teams sometime lose and doesn’t mean they need to change players.
does advocate or doesn't advocate. I am confused.
@@goodkarma782 thanks 😊
Let's be honest here Virat is freak and has always pushed envolope for fitness and batting standards and Rightfully he is modern legend and Cover drive is his productive shot in all formats plus he loves to dominate the game.
On other hand Tendulkar is in many ways more technically sound, had diverse range of shots from textbook drives to unconventional paddles or Upper cuts, he can score hundreds or 241 without playing a certain shot and can rely on defence to counter great bowling so even someday he had stopped playing pull or even straight drive he could still score bulk with other shots.
In Virats case he is not good on backfoot so he always depend on drive which us both productive and great for him. Simply we can put Virat can shelve his drive but don't have luxury like Tendulkar of great backfoot play as well as few other shots and meanwhile shelving cover drive is giving mental advantage to bowlers like yes I'm not in good form and a player who has dominated cricket for a decade and wants to continue to do so shouldn't worry about it.
He is first Virat Kohli not second Tendulkar which makes the different.
Do he need little change in technique: Might be
Do he need to stop playing Cover drive: NO
You are right bro..👌👌... Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
Bang on Analysis Jarrod, Kohli's Cover Drive is one of the most beautiful pieces of stuff to watch in Cricket.
This is also true
great as always. Wondering what one needs to learn to get into this kind of analytics profession.
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@@JarrodKimberYT i see wut u did there 😂
@@JarrodKimberYT so I know cricket (somewhat), have enough knowledge to follow you, what next?
"Batting in test cricket is harder than it has been in a 100 years" , finally someone said it.
Agreed . More than his off stump I think he will be more fluent standing a foot outside the crease. Reduce swing time. Tempt the bowlers to bounce him. Which can bring his well timed pull shot into play as well. Not mention he will still be able to feast off his cover drives, on drives and breed dread into the bowlers at the same time.
Steve Smith's cover drive is damn underrated.. He can drive ball to cover from backfoot, frontfoot and by just standing still. He can play cover drive with bottom hand, with full extension of top hand... His average is enormous while playing cover drive.
No matter how much everyone hates his on field antics deep down everyone in World Cricket loves Kohli.
He truly has been the fiery burning wood in a icy winter cricketing world.
I watch cricket just because of him
No,haters will always be there for every successful person. But yeah you do feel bad when a player of his caliber struggles for that amount of time.
i personally feel that best players have most haters because deep down they know who is the best but they just want to undermine them and that is valid in every sport. take tennis for example- novak djokovic is the best player of all time and yet has most haters than his peers.
@@shikhargovil9579 well, some of the hate directed at him is quite fair, he gets away with a lot of shit on the field , that most players will be reprimanded for. He's also extremely hypocritical.
@@sandeepkant1815 if he retires, will you stop watching cricket
How about now? Kohli got out 8 times in the BGT series that just concluded edging to the slips. 8 times across 10 tests (1 innings he was 100* and the other innings, he didn't bat because of rain).
This video aged like wine
I feel like everyone criticising virat now after BGT should watch this video and understand that fending and scoring off those 5th stump has been part of his game forever. That being said, i feel like this BGT had an obsurd number of caught behinds/at slip/in the gully and virat just happened to be the worst - could be a potential analysis video!
Can we have part 2 of this??
😎 my man, ended that like "mic drop"
This video needs to be shown to those unfit gully cricket expert
Jarrod as always spitting facts
Great channel. Love you explain things and the topics you pic!
Very insightful! Also, great graphics and animation :)
Though the ugliest smith's technique is brilliant as he covers the channel of uncertainty outside offstump and any ball on the offside can be left easily the good lines are probably too straight for his stance and easily flicked on the legside which is why teams have now deployed the leg slip against him however it's a good technique to counter the standard line outside off
How is Jarrod’s productivity actually going UP since the broken arm?
Maybe because he is covering up the backlog and also he is not writing much at the moment
it was the best video ever by jarrod i wish it would have been of at least 20 mins
Wow I liked closing remarks....hilarious and sensible
His defensive push is the one that is risky and getting him out. He had worked on leaving more such balls but is back to his natural style now.
Glad to find you on you tube 😊 Jarrod Kimber
What an analysis .. wish to see you in commentary box in actual match soon one day
Wishing you a happy new year
G8 analysis...Graph vividly shows oppositions must deploy leg trap, cover & slips v Kohli at the expense of point & gully
Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
Thank you Jarrod ❤, I had asked for this and you made it ❤
Great video,man
Keep up the good work
Q: who is Steve Smith?
A: English fan: a nightmare.
Most of the Indian fans agree with that English fan!
@@tvclipshollybolly2014 yeah. Smith performs everywhere but in the ashes, he is literally the bradman.
I believe scrutiny for kohli is so much because he has not scored a match winning innings in so long
Another great video 🙌
Are you cricketer or cricketcoach. The point you are saying is just top notch.
jarrod , you eanred a sub, amazing analysis. atleast some people knows the difference.
"except dom sibley "
"To shut the people up who are moaning about it" nice one
sachin, when he used to play the cover drives, he was incredibly still and didn't really come in front of the off stum, you can tell that even by looking at his clips in this video....on the other hand, kohli comes slightly across and in front of the off stump to play his drives, even though his drives are just so on point, it is difficult to play like that as the ball than automatically closer to the body and when a ball is close to the body, you have to play it coz it's then too close to leave and that's why he nicks it....in this series, so far the gap between his bat and pad is perfect, which is why he was able to dispatch those balls for perfect over drive, it allows him more time to decide whether to leave it or not....kohli heroics on the way...hope for a kohli ton too, sharma played so brilliantly, heard he got some blows on hi thighs and saw the pics, hope it's not too serious.....we are winning this series....conquring both Australia and England in the same year would be dope aff
Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
@@sunnymane5646 oh...yeah definitely bro..but kohli's kohli, man....he has such potential to play like that purely because he plays like that and excels....
4 bowlers bowling without giving any freebies on spicy pitches. Batting getting so hard, its like compensating for bowlers.
He was getting too far across with the trigger movement during first two tests. He was already standing on the off stump and ended up playing deliveries outside off far from his body. He did adjust this after third test and started letting them go.
Three GoodAreas in three days? Feels special
I hope somehow Virat Kohli watches this video.
He got out while playing cover drive..... And in last three innings when he scored 55, 50, 44 he scored most runs by playing cover drive.... Thats King Kohli For you 👑
And when we talk about sachin not playing cover drive and kohli frequently playing it. Because sachin had numerous ways to extract runs. But what amuses me of kohli is, a player with a limited range of shots scoring these much mountain runs. When you take cover drive off kohli then he will not be able to score the runs freely. Then it will mountain the pressure on him with the depleting strike rate.
Called it! He was struggling against SA during his 79. Rabada just bowled length balls and since Kohli couldn't risk knicking it to the slips, he scored mainly through flicks.
A similar analysis of Rohit's pull please? He recently got out playing pull
Batting is difficult these days????
How??
3:39 best part of the video
Yes, but is he making the most of his back-foot scoring opportunities?
Cricket's best clickbait⚡🔥⚡🔥
Virat kohli- cover drive Mera shot hai, mere s achhe kaun marega 😅😅
Uska baap sachin marta tha
Ian bell
Let's go jarrod
Should a player stop defending if they're continuosly getting out that way? So why the drives? They are his strength!!
Hey! Would like one similar on Rohit's pull shot
Best video 🔥🔥🔥
oh! boy that is as impossible as ashwin playing a match in england
One thing isn't correct. Tendulkar didn't do it randomly. He did it because he was getting out consistently playing the cover drive outside off stump. Pretty similar to what's happening to Kohli right now. I agree with all the other things mentioned but that's what great players do find ways to get their teams in a position to win.
Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
i always miss your videos man
"The only reason he's playing the cover drive is well.. You know... To shut people who have been moaning about it. "🤣🤣🤣
Great work 👏
Do you have any advice from your analytics on what Virat should do to avoid getting dismissed the same way, every single time?
people who dislike seeing the title instead of the video are ignorant
It's not following footsteps of Sachin or changing it, but unsettling bowlers, who have found a cue to get him out cheaply.
you did'nt got the crux of video then. essentially the cover drive for virat is not only a method of scoring but also a method to protect his wicket because the more drives he plays, the bowler will be forced to not bowl in that channel. if virat does not drive then he will try to do a backfoot or frontfoot defence and just nick off.
@@shikhargovil9579 lol, if anything, bowlers will be even more encouraged to keep feeding him those driving length" balls , since it's an open secret that he simply cannot resist playing it and therefore the chances of him making an error and getting out increases exponentially. His only option is to keep leaving them in order to deter them from bowling there.
Sachin is GOAT
This video is like a Virat Kohli cover drive
Yo jarrod now do one about Rohit’s pull shot
Haha i liked the way you said Smith is weird as hell haha
How in the world this man get this kind of data 👀
Best of the fab 4 Jarrod?
good work!
Hi Jarrod, can you please share your opinion on whether or not excluding Ashwin from the first 4 tests was justified based on the conditions? PS. hope you are keeping well
How do you get this much of data.
You meant to say Why he SHOULD cover drive.
Pls make one on lord shardul thakur 🙏❤️
Great players play coverdrives like kohli
What does a wobble seam do?
hello dom sibley if u r watching savage
Indian fans moaned a lot about this Test. Why isnt Ashwin playing, why is rahane playing and worst of all - why hasnt Ashwin replaced Rahane? Dont think anyone should listen to fans moaning
Sachin is always better❤
Fantastic
Hello Dom Sibley if you are watching. Lit🔥
nice one mait
Ok.. Thanks
Somehow I get the feeling that you aren't that big fan of Tendulkar 😅
There’s a signed Sachin boot behind me in every video I record from my office
🤣🤣 he is fan of sachin or not..but he knows sachin is was and always will be greatest batsman of all time...and yess...Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
@@JarrodKimberYT sachin is god of cricket many comes and go...and yess Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
@@JarrodKimberYT I wish i had that :P
Love your content. I guess when you called the 241 innings ordinary on a flat track, I thought maybe you don't think he was as great as other people do. I remeber seeing that innings, loving that innings but I guess to each his own. PS- you are my favorite cricket channel.
Sir where were you !!! I feel my life was lost until I found you on youtube ...
Ha
@@JarrodKimberYT Wish you a quick recovery
Noice and Smort.
smort is my wheelhouse
Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
Hello dom Sibley if ur watching 🤣🤣
Ipl is the main reason why India despite the talent and the players have failed to impress much in overseas tests.
Senior players don't commit to domestic tournaments citing fatigue but everyone is fresh and ready for IPL.
Pujara seems to be the lone player who plays Ranji consistently but this year he too opted for the IPL instead of County despite his struggles. .
As if India were winning overseas tests before IPL. And Ranji doesn't contribute anything for playing in English conditions. Playing county will help definitely. Pujara and rahane play for only one format. They should have played county
Then how come india won back to back test series in Australia against Australia
They’re the second best team in the world on rankings. And I still think they’d edge out NZ in a longer series. They beat Australia. Think they’re pretty goid
@@rishab59 drop catches of pant, flat pitch
@@detectivesroy is that even matter? India played pretty impressive in that series. How come India is the only team winning there? England, New Zealand even struggled to give a fight. Here India winning there with their 3rd 11. You are saying it's bcz dropped catches and flat pitches. So going by your logic steve smith struggled in flat pitches or India bowled pretty impressive.
if he does not drive, he will score no runs!!
Fact:
* Sachin was ~31 years old when he did that at SCG in 2004
* Kohli's last test century came in 2019 when he was 31 years old!
Also,
Wrt Sachin's reference,
Australian attack without its best bowlers: Disagree.
Australia had McGrath missing from the squad for sure, but there were Brett Lee, Jason Gillespie & Nathan Bracken in that match, with the former two being a part of front line Australian attack in red ball cricket for several years!
Moreover, Gillespie has a good test career average & he was able to take Sachin's wicket on numerous occasions over the years.
Virat Kohli needs to figure out a way to tackle this, a batsman of his caliber surely can, & hopefully will figure it out eventually. Sachin's reference by sportsmen like Waugh just provides a perspective for Kohli who is now devoid of an international century for several months! Scoring big runs provide great confidence boost which sometimes even big players need. And sometimes you need that confidence alongside working on & changing your technique.
bro can you please make a video about babar azam
Honestly Kohli should do a Tendulkar and see if he can score more than 241 without using the cover drive.
Very simple for kohli..just go and watch sachin 241*.. the greatest innings in test..
Now it's fab 5 Rohit is also included
Whattttttt😭
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