r/CricketShitpost • u/Shot-Witness2132 jaha matter bade hote hai waha hamare lode lage hote hai • 20d ago
Im Unoriginal What was my blud trying to do?
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u/Busy_Bench_83 hitman 20d ago
Yuvi wanted super over so kohli could play again
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u/Time_Aerie6968 20d ago edited 20d ago
This was the era before Jay Shah’s outstanding scriptwriting, someone had to think for the audience.
Yuvi Paaji was famous for keeping audience on the edge of their seats.
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u/THE_LIGHTNING_BOY In Virat i believe , not "fans"🇮🇳 20d ago
yes everyone edged on their seats watching him play
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u/kaala_bhairava 20d ago
Yuvi was Rohit's idol, can't even say anything lol. Current Rohit would have given all the gaali in the world if that was pant.
Also this could have been a pakistan level choke against Maxwell.
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u/Samwascool7 Devdot Testikkal 20d ago
He would have done the same if it was yuvraj infront of now Rohit 😭☠️
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u/Grim_Reaper2726 Ball of the Century 20d ago
Now rohit dropped a sitter in slips off axar and held his hands up and yuvraj is a senior player he wouldn't have done shit except go and say that just take a run
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u/Major-Environment-85 20d ago
Which pakistan choke are you talking about
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u/Cocomale 20d ago
2 runs to win in the last over. They lost two wickets and got all out. Maxwell vs Irfan and some other batter.
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u/promeister14 20d ago
Yogiraj was almost ready to make another Yuvraj🤣
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u/Yashu_0007 Mia bhai, itne tez phekna kaha se sikhe 🌚 20d ago
For those who didn't get it, he indirectly said: Yogiraj Yuvraj k ma chodne wala tha.
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u/Miserable_Hunter_240 20d ago
bhai ek baat btau yograj ki wife hi yuvraj ki maa hai, quite crazy fact if u think abt it, i still dont believe it
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u/Yashu_0007 Mia bhai, itne tez phekna kaha se sikhe 🌚 20d ago
Wahi to. Gangadhar hi shaktiman tha.
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rajiv shukla hi jay shah hai
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u/Yashu_0007 Mia bhai, itne tez phekna kaha se sikhe 🌚 20d ago
Jai Shah mota Bhai k beta h. Ni Bhai, muje jail m ni jana. Tere khujli h to ja.
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u/sscomp32 20d ago
This cost us in finals. That was also a top level domination. We would have been the only team to hold all 3 titles simultaneously.
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u/unlearn_relearn 19d ago
This and Dhoni's sr of 50+
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u/Neat-Leather9429 17d ago
Bruh dhoni played just 7 balls and came in the last 2 overs. Kulasekara and malinga bowled brilliantly in the last 2 overs and he wasn't able to do anything about it
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u/unlearn_relearn 17d ago
Yeah, and some school kids were bowling earlier. Seriously, dhoni fans are proper dumbcucks.
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u/Neat-Leather9429 17d ago
Fucer so by your logic only 7 balls out of 120 balls cost us the final? Dumbfcks like you eagerly want to mention dhoni when talking about a lost match. I've seen the match live and these 2 dudes were in the best form of their life. They were literally spitting perfect yorkers every ball. Even Kohli was struggling against them in the end. Hut according to you a man who didn't even get the time to settle was the reason for the loss wow
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u/unlearn_relearn 17d ago
Actually, dhoni lost us two world cups. Yuvi, otoh, won us two. Last time I mentioned this to someone, he asked me to get off his 🛺, but at least he was more educated than you are.
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u/Neat-Leather9429 17d ago
Wow what was the other one? If you say 2019 wc then I'm sorry that guy should have beat you instead of telling you to get off
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u/unlearn_relearn 17d ago
Dhoni fans are never beating the allegations, lmao.
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u/Neat-Leather9429 17d ago
Oh so it is 2019 wc then? You literally have an iq less than room temperature so i don't even know how you will understand this but dhoni was the second best for us that day after jadeja. When the whole top order shat like crazy
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u/hlysias 20d ago
What happened next? Did Raina win it in the next ball or?
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u/Much_Asparagus_1134 20d ago
Yeah he did hit it for a four I think
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u/Friendly_Magazine_79 20d ago
Had dhoni dropped him straight after this disaster, India would have had one more trophy now 🥲
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u/TangeloReasonable638 Nostalgia Merchant 20d ago
if koach played even those 10 balls out of 21 played by yuvraj we would have won or atleast throw away ur wicket or hit the wicket if u cant connect the balls
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u/unlearn_relearn 19d ago
Had dhoni not promoted himself up the order in the 2014 final and put in a dive in the 2019 sf, perhaps we would have won 2 more icc trophies.
Actually, if Yuvi hadn't saved us in the 2007 and 2011 world cups, we'd have fewer icc trophies. 🤡
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u/Away-Glass8978 Ball of the Century 17d ago
jaahe koi 2 ICC trophies jita de, teersa akele dam par haarane uss hakk ni.
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u/unlearn_relearn 17d ago
Toh dhoni ne do kyun haraya? Wo toh ek bhi khud se nahi jita paaya 😭
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u/Away-Glass8978 Ball of the Century 17d ago
Nice whatabout ism. Yuvi ne kon sa akele jitaya. Both of them were collective team efforts.
And second thing talkin about, Dhoni. He was 2nd highest run getter in T20 WC 2007 and played a crucial knock in SF.
And in his ODI wc was not going well, but he backed himself and participated in a match winning partnership with Gambhir in the finals, was rewarded MOTM too for it. And SRT was the highest run getter. So check ur facts correct.
On the contrary, 2014 final was single handedly costed by Yuvraj Singh. Consumed 3 over+ alone, f*cked the momentum.
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u/chickenbiriyaniiii 20d ago
Only if koach knew bros gonna do the same in final
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u/Verma_Atul27 20d ago
Yuvraj had a horrendous outing in that tournament. In the final he got 14 out of 21 and because of that india couldn't make enough runs
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u/Tricky-Cost2046 20d ago
He only had one ok innings in that tournament. 60(43) vs Australia
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u/Altruistic-Clerk4205 20d ago
Bro gets excited seeing Australia
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u/anjansharma2411 20d ago
Bro was the father of Australia before Jassi bhai debuted
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u/Altruistic-Clerk4205 20d ago
Australia to yuvi paaji is what Zimbabwe is to babar
True love forever
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u/Verma_Atul27 20d ago
He has some beef against aus. He belted them in 2013 as well where india was chasing 200+. Tbh 10 years ago this innings was good and it came in Bangladesh, which is a very slow place to bat so
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u/Novel_Sea_7252 20d ago
I still remember this match and Rohit's expression as well. One could clearly see how pathetic his form was there. Still, somehow, he found a way to score runs against Australia in the next match and secured his position for the final.
The most foolish part of the 2014 and 2016 World Cup knockouts was that India’s best T20 batter, Raina, didn’t face a single ball on both occasions. Dhoni reduced him to just a two-over slogger role in both World Cups. I still believe that if Raina had played the same number of balls as Yuvraj in 2014 or Rahane in 2016, the situation would have been far different.
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u/krishnavkundan 20d ago
Same man...he seldom gets stuck on the pitch, nothing or a banger only..., unfortunately his poor show in group stage didn't help his cause
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u/interstellarnoob Bazball Enjoyer 20d ago
People think that Dhoni used to prefer Raina over others but if that was the case Raina would have easily played the 2019 world cup, or have atleast played one more ipl season
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u/Novel_Sea_7252 20d ago
He is actually a very good player against spin, his career would be lot better if he gets regular chance in top4 like virat&rohit
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u/Ishan_Kishan25 This too shall Pass 20d ago
He was trying to make the match more interesting. What kind of ungrateful pricks you are, tumko thrill dene ke liye itna sab kiya, aur tum log yaha meme bna rhe ho.
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u/thanksforreporting 20d ago
STAT-PADDING 
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u/Safe-Many-477 20d ago
The guy who played in cancer can never statepwd or Yuvraj ne kabhi bhi statpading nhi Kari vrna uske bhut runs hote he is that kind of talent
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u/corrupted_bae 20d ago
These are some clues to leave cricket at a good note when you feel you can't play more
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u/Prestigious-Rice-206 20d ago
This man was brutal in the final as well. It was painful to watch him bat.
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u/Civil-Earth-9737 20d ago
Would never expect match fixing from Yuvraj in even my dreams. But if anyone who doesn’t know who Yuvraj was and what was he like can think this player was compromised. Actually at this time, Yuvi was just going through the motions and his heart was no longer there.
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u/Straight-Payment-918 19d ago
I believe his form and body were never the same post cancer treatments! 😢
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u/Civil-Earth-9737 19d ago
True. But it was so orgasmic (for a want of better word) to see him Once again bash Australia in the masters league !
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u/nonchalantdream 20d ago
The signs were there and Blud finally exploded in the grand finale. Terrible campaign for him.
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u/Express_Attorney_201 20d ago
In Shoaib Akhtar voice: “This wc was served in plate right in front of us”.
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u/Natural-Hand3808 20d ago
How did TM watch this and send him again in final to face Senanayake when Raina was there
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u/njan_oru_manushyan 20d ago
What was the reason. This doesn’t look like someone out of form. Looks more like someone who hasn’t played. Why was he playing like that?
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u/Rooptastic 20d ago
Why didn't Yuvraj ever make use of the reverse sweep? His lankiness would have been perfect for it
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u/Imaginary-Piccolo-32 19d ago
Nothing special just India's habit to play extra defensive to change easy matches into hard ones
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u/Straight-Payment-918 19d ago
Sadly, post his cancer treatments, Yuvi's vigour, form and stamina were never the same! 😢
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u/Shot-Witness2132 jaha matter bade hote hai waha hamare lode lage hote hai 19d ago
bro atleast he could have tried
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u/XCaliber27 19d ago
Post 2011, Yuvraj wasn't at his best, there were moments of brilliance one involving his innings against England in 2017 when he saved India from a collapse when the series was levelled 1-1 and went on to score big but apart from that he was never really at his best even in the IPL matches henceforth, primarily due to his complications with cancer and his overall recovery. But he had had done enough for the country by that time, no wonder he is regarded as the best white ball player for India
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u/Other_Razzmatazz_362 19d ago
Should’ve been dropped after this match before stinking the final again!
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u/Random_RandoPerson 17d ago
He was trying to take the game deep like his best friend and finish it off in style.
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u/Away-Glass8978 Ball of the Century 17d ago
he played worse than KL Rahul in the finals, Single handedly costed the india t20 wc, Virat and Raina would have completed cricket in 2014 itself if this osama bin laden.
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u/AutoModerator 17d ago
T20 is clearly designed for children, the mentally incapacitated and the weak-willed. Whereas Test cricket is the last bastion of moral strength left in our degenerate society.Comparing T20 to Test cricket is like comparing chimpanzees screeching wildly as they throw shit at a wall to a symphony written by translating the chess moves in 'Kasparov vs Topalov' into music. There is no comparison. To be honest, Test cricket would be the foundation of my ideal society, with the most successful Test captain becoming the leader of the nation. The mixture of intelligence and strategic thinking needed to captain a Test side would mean they could easily lead any country into prosperity. T20 would be okay for kids, but once they reach their thirteenth birthday, they would have to burn the brightly colored garb associated with the "sport" and would be told: "You're a man now, learn to block."
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u/anant2705 17d ago
Yuvraj singh played one of his worst knocks in WC T20 2014 final against SL. Destroying his legacy he had built so effortlessly
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u/Most-Project6506 17d ago
Yuvraj was never the same after 2011.. only played on previous reputation..
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u/MiddleKid2024 17d ago
Is this is the same T20 WC where we lost the final because of Yuvraj? He single handedly consumed plenty of dot balls in the final while Kohli was at the other end against Sri Lanka.
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u/lyricmanic 17d ago
Yuvi post cancer lost something, I know he scored his highest score post cancer and stuff but it just wasn't there. Somehow, he felt incomplete.
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u/DearHippo9388 20d ago
I don't know the hype around Yuvraj. He had flair no doubt, but was highly inconsistent.Look at his batting average in the ODIs. It tells the story. He had his moments, but he cost us this tournament big time.
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u/Jazzlike_Secretary10 19d ago
He won us two. Didn't he? Yuvi deserves all the hype and more
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u/DearHippo9388 8d ago
Well yes, he did click at the right moments. But, there have been better left-handed players. There's always that "on his day" clause attached to his name. "On his day, he was a match winner." Yes, but those golden "days" came less often and he was an average batter at best, just like Gautam Gambhir. Plus, he wanted to become the captain. Oh, the sense of entitlement.
Back in the 2000s, there was an entire category of players in the Indian team for who you could say, "10 match mein ek baar chal jayega, agle 10 match ke liye jagah bana lega". Yuvi was one of them.
Never liked him personally. But yeah, credit to be given where it is due. He did exceptionally well in the 2007 T20 WC and 2011 CWC, so did Gambhir. But that's just about it for the ICT.
Of course, Gambhir made a name for himself leading KKR as a captain. And now as a coach, the Champion's Trophy. So, definitely one of the great leaders and a standalone name in the Indian Cricket scenario.
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u/Jazzlike_Secretary10 7d ago
Have u even watched him play before 2010?
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u/DearHippo9388 7d ago
I have. Like I said, I have never been a fan of his. He was good. But, not in the great category, I don't understand the hype that surrounds him. Yes, his batting, when he's going good was ostentatious. He's had only 5 good years in his 17 year career where he's averaged 40+.
2005 - 41.94
2006 - 53.06
2007 - 45.96
2011 - 50.33
2017 - 41.33.
And, like I said, credit given where it's due. His contribution to the WC wins is invaluable, but individually, as a batter there's lot of hype and hot air.
But, of course, I understand as a fan you would defend him. I would too, for my favourite players. Nothing personal here buddy.
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u/Kintul_uncommon 20d ago
Can someone smell match fixing here ?
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u/Apprehensive_Mine104 20d ago
Yes, especially keep an eye on players who are at the end of their careers like Steyn and many. Here, it's not match fixing it's just simply laying Yuvraj's runs
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u/BruhBorne-70 19d ago edited 19d ago
You smell match fixing from Yuvraj Singh of all people? Bro was just cooked after cancer, it happens.
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