July 20, 2010, 01:29 PM
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Cricket Sage
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Join Date: March 30, 2007
Location: Connecticut
Favorite Player: Abu Jayed Rahi
Posts: 15,523
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Originally Posted by Gowza
riyad, rahim and naeem should take the #4-#6 spots in the test batting line-up, debatable whether that's where they should bat in one-dayers since raqibul and ash are doing much ebtter in that format and riyad and naeem are such great finishers.
i definitely wouldn't push them straight from 7/8/9 to the #2 or #3 spots, none of them are really openers we would need to see if they can succeed in the middle order before giving them any higher promotion. i would probably move riyad to #4 though, put him there for a few test matches and see how he goes and bring in another spinner so he doesn't have to worry about the bowling so much.
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Originally Posted by WarWolf
A good top order batsman is being destroyed by the coach and the team management. Same happened to Naeem as well. These players are orthodox top order batsmen who takes a little time to settle down before scoring fast and they are not slog materials.
Yet our management keeps them playing at lower order where they are completely unfit. As a result....we all know it.
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This seems to be the most Likely Case!
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