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neethuraj56	dhoni holds the responsibility for india''s loss..... becoz he takes..r given full credit for every player''s good performance than the player themself... poor captaincy...to continue piyush chawla..n not using yusuf pathan..and not giving new ball to irfan... more than pointing out every bowler..ppl should realise dat it was a flat batting track..and our batsmen obviously failed under pressure... dhoni maintains a strike rate of 70...till irfan gets out...!!!!what a hell...!! how can he bat so slowly...when d required rate is nearly 6.5?? dhoni...made india loose.... ( Posted: Tuesday , June 24, 2008 at 00:07 )
mahesh	well pointed out........dhoni has become a stats man. ( Posted: Monday , June 23, 2008 at 11:22 )
Aanand	I think time has come when dhoni should realise the importance of himself and yuvraj to bat high up the order in 50 overs game.i believe that dhoni''s improved as a complete player and he''s proved that as well at the highest level on many occasions.but somewhere down the line i feel that when the team is in some sort of crisis situation he''s reluctant to lead from the front especially when the team bats first and lose some early wickets.I''ve noticed several times that in those situation he''s exposed others and not himself.i don''t really understand the thought process behind that.i firmly believe that yuvraj and dhoni should bat at nos. 3 and 4 respectively and then followed by likes of rohit sharma and others.i also believe that dhoni should consider his decision of leaving sourav out of the side because i feel he''s still fit for that level of cricket.his presence in the team ,his persona and class and experience would certain benefit the team.and also it would give time to players like raina,pathan,Manoj tiwari to prepare themselves of international level of the game because they still lack the right temprament. ( Posted: Sunday , June 22, 2008 at 00:57 )
shiraz	the main mistake was packing the team with too many batsman,one more bowler may be R.P.Singh/gony would made the difference in the pakistani total(less) So,India would have been chasing easier/lesser total. ( Posted: Saturday , June 21, 2008 at 19:13 )
Bhaskar	we lost the final because of poor bowling from piyush chawla, irfan pathan, ishant sharma yuvi & sehwag. & obviously rohit sharma (droping catches). Dhoni relied on yusuf pathan & he didnt clicked i think that was crucial part of the game, instead of dhoni innings. ( Posted: Saturday , June 21, 2008 at 16:39 )
cczczc	Dhoni will concentrate on his batting - you concentrate on your English. ( Posted: Thursday , June 19, 2008 at 17:11 )
karamveer	dhoni when came down to bat run rate around 7 and then out run rate above 10 ( Posted: Thursday , June 19, 2008 at 13:13 )
batra	dhoni played to slow he must contribute fast run to score ( Posted: Thursday , June 19, 2008 at 13:12 )
naresh	yusuf pathan should also change style for 50 overs . ( Posted: Thursday , June 19, 2008 at 13:10 )
krishan	that is good lesson for team india , dont take any team easy. ( Posted: Thursday , June 19, 2008 at 13:05 )

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