Who will win the 2nd test match between India & England?
Right now the first day cricket of second test match between India and England is over. Right now India is 319/4. Now the pitch will start breaking and will start spinning more which can favor India. So yes the odds are favoring India right now but will depend on how much India can score in the first inning. Also when India bowls how much the pitch assist with the spin and how much England score in their first innings, whether India will be able to take a lead etc. So there are many unknown factors. So its not safe to say who will win? Probably after third day situation will be more clear.Edit:After second day it is clear that right now India has the upper hand. Spin played its role and also some luck. Right now one thing is clear that toss was important in this match. The pitch will break more and will assist spin more in the coming days. India is in a very good position. So India may win this match unless England do something unexpected.
Who will win the 4th match between India and Pakistan in the ICC Champions Trophy 2017?
Cricket is a game of uncertainty and it is dangerous to predict the winner before the match especially when it is India Pakistan Match.Pakistan is known for being the most consistent in inconsistency, they may do some miracle this time. But going by the present form (as well as the past records), India definitely has a much better edge.Fingers crossed and wishing for India win from a great match.
Is the Indian team in a good position in the 4th test match?
As of right now,the match looks evenly poised.Virat and co. have to capitalise on the start by Pujara and Vijay.The third day should be a feast of runs for India to capitalise.This can be possible due to new found depth in Indian batting with Jadeja and Jayant at 8 and 9.Special mention to Parthiv who looks in good form.So,all of this may add up to a good total.But,Its day 3 and the pitch will certainly turn more.So,it may be difficult to score around 300 tomorrow.If they do that,they can plan a 3rd innings surrender of England repeating the story of last test i.e. chasing a meagre target in 4th innings.But all this is easy said then done.England also have their confidence back. So its a 50–50 situation as of right now.
According to you, who will win the test match between Australia and India (Dec 2018) and why?
The postion that India is in at the moment is tricky. We are 172 for 3 with Kohli and Rahane well set on the crease. At one stage things looked a bit tough as we lost both the openers at the score of 8 but the contributions from Pujara, Rahane and Kohli ensured we are on right track. India are still behind by 154 runs. If we (India) gets a lead of 50 or more then we are in very strong position. But, if we allow Australia to take lead then batting 4th on this wicket will not be easy as the cracks may open up on day 4. By looking at the current scenario I think the game is very balanced and it will not be easy to take a decision. Maybe by the end of day 3 we will get a better understanding so I would like you to get back tomorrow for much interesting answers or a discussion rather.
Who will win the upcoming India vs. South Africa 3 test match series?
Cricket goes with a very popular synonym “ THE GAME OF GREAT UNEXPECTATIONS”. It is impossible to predict the outcomes of a game of cricket.Definitely the Proteas will have an edge on the series due to their home conditions. Fast and bouncy wickets and having world class seamers will be their prime advantage. Dale Steyn, one of the most feared fast ballers of present day cricket will be back in action after a long break from international cricket. Dale and company will put the Indian batting lineup to acid test. Fans are already looking forward to the duel between Dale and Virat Kohli.On the other hand the Indian quicks will be looking forward to exploit the conditions. The way Indian seamers have improved over the years is awesome. In recent times Virat, Rohit and Pujara have strengthened their grip against the red ball. Virat will be having a huge job on his shoulders. He will be looking forward to carry on the good form both with bat and captaincy, as he left this year. But personally I feel, Rahane will be India’s trump card in the batting department. His present form might be poor but his oversea’s record is awesome.In a nutshell, the balling department of both the teams will be the series decider. The seamers will enjoy balling on the fast conditions and the team which can make the right use of the tracks will rule.
How to win a wrestling match against someone bigger and stronger and faster?
I'm no expert on wrestling, but I'll give some advice based on general conflict: Generally the rule is that the heavier something is, the less agile it is. Now, this is where muscle strength becomes relevant. They may have more muscle, but they also have more weight to move around. If you have the equivalent muscle strength:weight ratio then you should be more agile. It follows then that your best tactic would be to use that agility to your advantage. Don't dive in and try to take them on in a pure physical confrontation - chances are you'll just get overpowered and lose. Rather, stay on the defensive. Dodge around. They'll probably have to expend more energy to move at your pace than you will. Keep out of range until they slip up - if they get frustrated, the chances are they'll make a rash move that could leave them open to an attack. Capitalise on any weakness that is shown and exploit it. If they're bigger, stronger AND faster than you, then...you're really up against it. Technique could be your only saving grace. You could come up against the biggest, strongest, fastest guy on the team but if his technique is **** then you still have a chance, providing that yours is better. Again, not being an expert on wrestling, I can't really give you any specific advice other than to focus on technique in general. Are submission holds allowed? if so, they might be your best bet, since you're more likely to find a submission hold you can lock someone into than you are to pin them. Ideally you'd combine technique and agility to outmaneouvre your opponent and so gain the upper hand. Actually no, ideally you'd be superior in every attribute, but alas we can't always pick and choose our fights to give ourselves the advantage. The closest thing you can do is to choose how and when to engage - again, movement, and technique. Dodge, frustrate, keep out of range - above all avoid losing, or getting yourself into a compromosing position. Wait for the opponent to get frustrated. The onus is on them to try and attack for a win - with a bit of luck they'll leave themselves exposed, and you'll be able to exploit it. Good luck.
Who will win the 2019 World Cup - India or Pakistan?
Yeah. Absolutely. Buddy. Absolutely.Infact it would be great injustice to our talent if we don't win.Let's think for a while what is our options-Opening slots-Sikhar DhawanRohit SharmaKLRahulMiddle order-Virat KohliDinesh KarthikSubhomaan GilAmbati RaiduKedar JadavLower Middle order and all-rounder and wicket keeper-Mahendra Singh DhoniHardik PandyaRishabh PantSpinners-ChahalKuldeep YadavRavichandran AshwinMarkandFast bowlers-Bhubaneswar KumarBhumraUmesh YadavMd SamiSo see we have so many options to choose from.Our bowling is strong.Our fielding is strongOur batting is also very strong with a little doubt over no 4 position.Who is going to stop us?I mean we have become at least 30% stronger than the last champions trophy team.Pakistan got no chance.Only England and Australia could stand in our way.Without de Villiers I don't think even South Africa is a problem anymore.
Do you think that England will win the 2019 ODI World Cup?
England’s men’s team is like hungry lion now. They have never won any major championship in 50 overs format and have been deprived of 2 potential chances in recent past. Below are the points that I consider for why England is going to shine during World Cup 2019 (nobody can be really sure, we can only speculate on the basis of current situation).1) England used to be World Cup stars in 20th century. Although they didn’t win any finals, they were runner-up in 3 out of 4 editions (1979, 1987, 1992) and semi-finalists in another two (1975, 1983). But after 1992, their run was nightmarish. The best position they earned since WC 1996 was 5th, in 2007 edition. The worst they performed was during last WC (2015), in which they fell down to 10th position. England has a lot to gain and are hungry for a better position at the World Cup.2) On the other end, English women have been superstars at World Cups. They have won a WC 4 times and stood 2nd another 3 times. In comparison, men’s team has been disappointing. Men have a lot of pressure on their shoulders.3) A semi-final (2009), a final (2013) and another semi- final (2017) in Champions Trophy had England very close to championship wins, but again they failed. This is another reason why England is not going to afford even a single mistake now, they must win (not only reach) the final of 2019 WC. Just one championship win overall (World T20, 2010) in 47 years (since they earned ODI statues in 1971) is shameful for England, the country which invented the game.4) Emergence of better batting is what England is going to take huge advantage of. There’s no need to explain how well England has batted in last ODI series, but it is worth noting how batsmen like Jos Buttler have emerged. Buttler is in sublime form. On the other hand, batsmen like Jonny Brainstow, Jason Roy, Alex Hales are performing well too. This is a great sign for England’s future at the World Cup. (In this context, England is a lot like India, where batsmen can be really good)A lot of people are speculating that there’ll be an England v India final. This indicates that England are favorites for this edition. There are great chances that the following trophy would be replaced by a World Cup.
Now that India won the first test match against Australia in December 2018, do you think Virat Kohli’s team can also win this series?
Chances of India winning the series is like 60–40. This being said, the win in Adelaide was purely because of Pujara and bowlers.Let's look at what all India need to get right to win the series:Batting: The lower Middle order from Pant is very very very fragile. Just because you are good at bowling, you can't throw your wicket away and try compensating while bowling. People like Shami and Ashwin need to learn from Lyon and Starc on how to put a price tag on their wickets.Bowling: You bowl a peach of a delivery. That was a sharp inswinger to knock the Off-Stump out. But, that doesn't mean you bowl no-balls so frequently. HOWEVER BEST YOU ARE, DON'T BOWL NO BALLS. As simple as that! The bowling coach should look into it. Just one wicket of a no ball can cost you the match and hence the series.Slip catches: Australian pitches are fast and bouncy. Expect a slip catch every delivery. Indian slip fielders except Rahane are taking this position as run saving position. No! It's a wicket taking position. Set high standards in the slip catching and India can definitely win.Last but not the least, don't expect any Australian team to meekly surrender because they are wounded. A wounded lion can go on a rampage anytime. Warner and Smith can win 10% of the matches individually. But, Australians have always relied on ‘team’. They follow the quote: “There is no I in Team”. Team Indian should win it, not Pujara or Kohli.Written based on my current understanding and knowledge on Team India.Cheers!!