Sanjeev Blog's: India v New Zealand: A time to start afresh

This team, hit retirement VVS Laxman after being named in the squad, needs to boost confidence. After the ICC World Twenty20 in September than once from England and Australia - with a short limited-overs series against Pakistan lies in between - and the absurdity that India presented in their own tests previous eight abroad, all ending in defeat, can not be allowed to continue.

This should Indian side seeks restoration. For this to happen, and the players have to work harder at what they do and show more commitment than it was in England and Australia. Play the weak side missing Daniel Vettori on the main stadiums to indicate that the land owners have the upper hand, and anything less than victory would be unacceptable series for the Indian fans. Goal should be is a big win on the big New Zealand and climb back to the top of the rankings for the test of the International Criminal Court.

Thursday morning comes, and more eyes will be trained strongly on the team sheet India, especially the names of the couple and duty to be held in the beating. Cheteshwar Pujara and Suresh Raina will almost certainly feature, unless the Governing goes radically transforms Virender of Virender bottom and Ajinkya Rahane hand for the first time also opened. And who fill in the blanks arising from retirements and Waxman Rahul Dravid is the subject of much debate, with the candidate being Pujara and Kohli Virat.

Pujara must give faith that is in fact the long-term prospect. Made Kohli, India ODI vice-captain, No.3 spot his own in ODI cricket with an average 73.28 this year. It is in the form of his young life and there are a lot of merit in pushing him up for the Mediterranean. If not No. 3, and should then be transferred up Cooley one place to finish Waxman. This means either a place for Raina or Badrinath S at No. 6. Only Sachin Tendulkar will feel when he looks in his name among those of cricketers and much smaller than the much greener than the next smallest, Virender, is anyone's guess.

For New Zealand, and the main area of concern is beating. More user-friendly to seek tracks at home, and often batsmen New Zealand and found the desire to slow and slow surfaces in the sub-continent, where there is a strict examination quality of technique and temperament. It is expected that Ross Taylor and McCullum Brendom to bear a very heavy burden, as well as Martin Guptill, but you will need large hands of Williamson Ken Krueger Wake van to have any chance to improve on a poor record in India.

This is a team lacking star players, which carries men who were not in the form of a 2-0 loss in the West Indies.

Conditions in India will be a test for the inexperienced batsmen like Daniel Flynn and Wick, coming off a poor round of the West Indies, and bowlers such as Boult Trent, بريسويل Doug and Neil Wagner who have been selected for their ability to swing the ball. Will test the ability of the batsmen to get down and dirty, which is a collective failure to do in the Caribbean and which succeeded sides visit in India was able to do. Those who did not play in the subcontinent also overcome the weather and the team that will play in familiar conditions. And beatings aside, the main challenge is to take 20 wickets in the test.

The Rajiv Gandhi International hosted Uppal Stadium in New Zealand only once, again in 2010-11. Take visitors in the best half equalizer which struck McCullum 225 and Guptill (85) and Williamson (69) scored runs. Bangalore M Chinnaswamy Stadium was not so kind for New Zealand, but none of the many current and incoming heavy defeats in 1988 (by 127 runs) and 1995 (eight wickets).

Taylor spoke about how long despite the lack of adaptation, and New Zealand can take confidence from their previous tour and how that "India is a familiar place" for several players. However, it is difficult to see a full reflection of the wealth. Sub truly prevent performance bar from India, and New Zealand face another round of difficult in the country.

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Wednesday 22 August 2012

India v New Zealand: A time to start afresh

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