ICSE − Q & A

Only a few weeks back, Team India was being whipped left, right and centre by the Australians in the ODI series.

Come the T20 series, and what a turnaround! Dhoni's boys staged a magnificent comeback with a 37-run win in the first T20 and now a 27-run win on Friday. India's series win Down Under, expectedly, has sparked off celebrations at home. But let's try to read between the lines, shall we? Here are five reasons India's win seems suspicious:

1. The nature of the reversal in the fate of the two teams looks a bit out of place

Australia, which has been beating Dhoni's boys with considerable ease in the ODIs, suddenly are playing like pushovers, going down heavily in both T20s, and the Indians are looking like world-beaters. Is there more than cricketing reasons behind such a reversal of fate? Quite possible.

2. Australia's T20 team is stronger than its ODI team, but still...

The inclusion of the big-hitting Shane Watson had added considerable weight to the Aussie line-up. With the likes of David Warner, Glenn Maxwell, Steve Smith, Aaron Finch and James Faulkner also in the team for this series, such abject surrender in the first two matches was not expected.

3. Almost same totals by the teams in both matches

India scored 188 in the first match. Australia replied with 151. India scored 184 in the second match. Australia replied with 157. Is it part of a deal?

4. Numerous catches dropped

Both teams have dropped many catches. It looks fishy when the Australians do it, considering they are one of the best fielding sides in world cricket, if not the best. They have done it often in the ODI series and in the first T20 Cameron Boyce could not take the chance Rohit Sharma offered.

This lack of intensity is not what you would have associated with the Australia under Alan Border, Mark Taylor, Steve Waugh or Ricky Ponting. Has their fielding quality gone down suddenly, or they are doing it as part of an agreement?

5. Indian bowlers suddenly looking unplayable

Dhoni's bowlers who could not defend 300-plus scores in the ODIs, are restricting the Maxwells, Watsons, Smiths and Warners with ease! Ravichandran Ashwin, who took some stick in the ODIs conceded only 27 runs in his four overs on Friday. Very good in T20 cricket. And Ravindra Jadeja is also looking the part, which is something new. Where were they in the ODIs? Or are the Australians giving them a chance to salvage some pride now, as part of a deal?

+ 8 more questions by bestintheworld  

Wonderful. So none of you care how India won, all you care about is that India won(by fixing)
asked by Saahil Sankar B (bestintheworld) 8 years ago
2

The team that really deserves the Cup is new zealand, for Martin Crowe
asked by Saahil Sankar B (bestintheworld) 8 years ago
0

So all of you want to party because match fixing defeated fair play?
asked by Saahil Sankar B (bestintheworld) 8 years ago
2

I have my reasons. Everyone knows that South Africa is the only team that could stop India fromm being champions. So, the ICC indirectle made them out by making them lose to WI and ENG. They were not knocked out directly. They were knocked out indirectly by England when they beat Sri Lanka. And through fixing, Icc will give Dhoni a grand farewell. But Watson deserves it way more than him. Even 1000 Dhonis cant match 1 Watson
asked by Saahil Sankar B (bestintheworld) 8 years ago
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Now I see that Bangladeshis were always right.. This was not Australia vs India. This was Australia vs(India+BCCI+ICC+Umpires+Match Referee+Fans) No wonder India won. And Watson deserves a World Cup sendoff much more than Dhoni
asked by Saahil Sankar B (bestintheworld) 8 years ago
2

Watto, please dismiss Dhoni or he will spoil your chances of a t20 World Cup
asked by Saahil Sankar B (bestintheworld) 8 years ago
1

OMG!! Yuvi and Kohli running away with the match!! Come on Watto, get them out!!
asked by Saahil Sankar B (bestintheworld) 8 years ago
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India on the back foot. 50/3 Kohli is still there though :(
asked by Saahil Sankar B (bestintheworld) 8 years ago
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+ 2 more questions by adiketh198  

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asked by Adithya Kannan (adiketh198) 8 years ago
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http://www.respaper.com/sportysags/6836-pdf.html Can any1 please solve Q7 in this paper can anyone just copy paste the response its not opening in mmine
asked by Adithya Kannan (adiketh198) 8 years ago
1

What's the input statement for char using Scanner class

+ 1 more questions by aavesh  

Faulkner's bowling _/\_ :D
asked by Aavesh Kumar (aavesh) 8 years ago
0

14 hrs more for holidays to start......

CREDIT TO VIRAT KOHLI AGAIN........ AND WHAT A FINISH .. BY CAPTAIN COOL...
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+ 5 more questions by dgenerationx  

YIPIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE INDIA WON...
asked by Siddharth Chhetri (dgenerationx) 8 years ago
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2 overs 20 runs............. come on... kohli and dhoni ....
asked by Siddharth Chhetri (dgenerationx) 8 years ago
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43 RUNS IN 19 BALLS OMG .. COME ONE INDIA CAN WIN
asked by Siddharth Chhetri (dgenerationx) 8 years ago
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If iNDia lost today then my hoidlays ruined xDxD
asked by Siddharth Chhetri (dgenerationx) 8 years ago
2

Yuvi also gone xD
asked by Siddharth Chhetri (dgenerationx) 8 years ago
2

INDIA WON !!!!!!!!!!!!

Is composite data type and reference data type same ??

+ 1 more questions by darkninja  

What is the 'use' of this keyword??
asked by Krishnendu Sudheesh (darkninja) 8 years ago
4

india has chances..mesmerized after seeing virat play the 18th over

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Is printing  in java important..i mean they gave so many classes which belong to java.awt with their name and description which is all in turn based on java printing .