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Top 5 worst cricketers in India| 1. MS Dhoni: He has no proper cricketing technique, he has no captaincy skills as his supporters claim(he has succeeded ONLY because of luck) and indulges in favouritism and nepotism by picking and supporting only his CSK players at the cost of other talented players and disrespecting senior players like Sachin, Dravid, VVS(he is responsible for his abrupt retirement), Viru, Yuvi, Bhajji and Zak. 2. Rohit Sharma: He bats like a nutcase and his statstics show as a result; one match he will score heavily, after which for another 6 months, he won’t score a quarter-century also. He can’t play genuine pace and suffered horribly in South Africa at the hands of Steyn and Morkel. He is there in the team only because of his friendship with Dhoni and a 209 which he scored on a perfect batting pitch in Bangalore. 3. Ravindra Jadeja: He is a complete liability to the Indian team; he hits the ball blindly and has no variation in his left-arm spin. He is especially pathetic overseas and in Test cricket, and had he not been a CSKian, he wouldn’t even be in the top 30 probables for selection to the Indian team. There are better spin-bowling all-rounders than him such as Yuvi and Akshar Patel, they should be considered instead of this moron. 4. Mohit Sharma: He is in the Indian ODI team just because he is a CSKian. He never bowled well in any match he has played for India. Who cares about his CSK performance, IPL performances should never be taken into consideration for the Indian Test and ODI team selection. 5. Ishant Sharma: Just like Rohit Sharma, Ishant’s best performances come once in a blue moon. One match he will take a match-winning 6-7 wickets and not concede much runs, but most of the time, he gives runs like water coming out a tap. He can’t bowl at the death and has cost India victories many times due to his rubbish bowling
Posted on: Fri, 21 Nov 2014 20:37:24 +0000

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