Young Indian team keen to prove a point

Battered in the Twenty20 game in Melbourne, India's young guns will have to quickly bounce back in the inaugural game of the One-Day tri-series against Australia starting tomorrow. After the Twenty20 defeat the young Indians have got a fair idea about their future challenges. And it will be interesting to see how many boys can turn into men in this coming month. Higher the number, better the chance of India doing well on this tour. Read The Article

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Suresh & Bhavna Patel.	To share 2 points with ODI world champion is not a joke.We also took 3 very important wickets in rainy and wet day.And who took wickets! Our younsters and not the old guards! Well done India and wish you all the best.To-day we are having American Super Bawl party at my place as we will watch this game on big screen but having traditional Indian dinner of Bajara''s Rotalas,Bhaji, Khichidi and gujarati kadhi all prepared by my wife but of course mostly we will talk about cricket and indian politics.This is just an excuse to get to gather as 2 days back we had a very big snow storm on 20 cm of snow and very cold. Jai Hind,Jai Canada. Suresh and Bhavna Patel.23 Bedale Cr.Markham.Ont.CANADA ( Posted: Monday , February 04, 2008 at 00:03 )
shobana nair	Team India has to buckup and turn a new leaf once again an take the on coming challenge bowling surpises at their opponents,giving the game a new life and spirit that has not been seen till this day ever on the field.A usual Team India can spring surprises on the least expecting opponents and the views even now,that is the shine in the Indian cricket "always expect the unexpected". ( Posted: Sunday , February 03, 2008 at 18:08 )
Alex	I do not think young indian team is a loser. yes they lost in 20/20 badly. The finger should be pointed towards dhoni and no one else. He did n''t plan for the game. His main target was uthappa. With yuvi he believes he can back him up. With uthappa , dhoni can''t rely on him. If uthappa fail in next match , dhoni will drop him. That said i do not like dhoni pointing fingers on his own teammates. He is ready put the blame on others and not take it. It is easy to be captain when you are winning. He was exposed in Aussie ODI series in india. He should not be captain. I think he and yuvi are idiots. Talented only in indian docile pitches. India need new captain. Sehwag should be next Captain in all forms of the game!. ( Posted: Sunday , February 03, 2008 at 07:45 )
arvin	they will prove the point alright... and the point they will prove is that their is no substitute for experience and proven track record... dhobi youth brigade will return with 8-0 record... ( Posted: Sunday , February 03, 2008 at 04:24 )
Mrali	Agreed. They are here to prove a point. But you have to put the point in the title. The point is LOOSERS LOOSERS LOOSERS. You cannot prove a point without guidance. If you say youngsters are the way to go, why do you still keep tendulkar in the team and kick out saurav,dravid and laxman. Selectors are afraid that these young ones cannot pull through thats why sachin is there. Moreover, they do not have the guts to face if they axe tendulkar but easy to do so for Gaurav and Dravid. Its all politics.. Dhoni a big joker of the team... ( Posted: Saturday , February 02, 2008 at 22:36 )
Yes team India sure has a very big hot potato to be peeled in the next match.Hope they get to find a real way to find a solution to this which is himmath and nothing else for the time being. ( Posted by shobana nair on Sunday , February 03, 2008 at 08:21 )   Yes team India sure has a very big hot potato to be peeled in the next match.Hope they get to find a real way to find a solution to this which is himmath and nothing else for the time being. ( Posted by shobana nair on Sunday , February 03, 2008 at 08:21 )

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