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Shivam Dube

Shivam Dube

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Oct 11, 2026

Karan RaoHOST
48:08
The forecast is clear, with temperatures in the high 20s, so the pitch will be bone dry and rock hard.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
48:13
Despite the bowlers getting hammered recently, reports indicate India will likely stick with the same lineup, though there are whispers of swapping Shivam Dube out for Nitish Reddy to try and find a spark.
Karan RaoHOST
48:24
Yeah.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
48:25
The West Indies are expected to remain unchanged, and a great statistical subplot to watch.
Saurabh SanyalGUEST
22:18
So somewhere you are doing something wrong because they didn't have batsmen.
Saurabh SanyalGUEST
22:25
And this same condition, if you go to the third ODI and look at the second T20, then they don't have batsmen, they have more bowlers.
Saurabh SanyalGUEST
22:35
Despite that, if you look overall, then From India's perspective, if I talk about impactful, then India, the way he is playing Namandhir as an all-rounder, Shivam Dubey, I won't say much about Dubey because Dubey is such a player, I mean, he plays well in clutch matches, so I won't comment on him, but he is a very ordinary fielder, he is a better fielder than ordinary.
Saurabh SanyalGUEST
23:07
It becomes
AjitHOST
23:08
difficult for him to bend in long.
Nadir SyedHOST
18:28
The conditions at Nagoya, or I think this, this, uh, ground is called Nishin, I believe, um, it's been more spinner friendly than pacer friendly, and that reflects in the playing 11 that India also played.
Nadir SyedHOST
18:40
They only had one specialist pacer in Bumrah, and then they had overs by Shivam Dube, who is a batting all-rounder.
Bashar SaeedHOST
18:47
Yeah.
Nadir SyedHOST
18:48
Um, I think Pakistan missed the mark here by going super-duper spin heavy.
Geoff LemonHOST
17:30
Wasn't this...
Geoff LemonHOST
17:30
Was it Du- was it Shivam Dube who was, whose dad forbid him to play cricket and then kept, um, noticing things in the paper and saying, "It's really weird.
Geoff LemonHOST
17:39
This guy with the same name as you keeps making all these runs on the..." [both laughing] Uh, it was one of, one of the current-
Adam CollinsHOST
17:45
Well-
TaranHOST
4:23
So with Shreyas Iyer and then Ishan Kishan at 5, you had Akshar Patel at 6.
TaranHOST
4:27
They played Tilak Verma at 7 and Shivam Dubey at 8.
TaranHOST
4:31
So India went batting heavy and bowler light.
TaranHOST
4:35
And then Washi came in at 9.
TaranHOST
6:40
And now you rely on having four specialist bowlers rather than five and hoping that that's good enough to make inroads.
TaranHOST
6:51
You obviously have Bumrah, who qualifies as two bowlers, if you will, right? He becomes even more precious on wickets that offer something.
TaranHOST
6:59
And then you hope that you can get four overs out of part-timers in Shivam Dubey, Tilak Verma, and Abhishek Sharma, right? And again, on pitches that offer something, you probably can get away with that.
TaranHOST
7:15
So I actually, if that is the thinking, I like it.
Dustin SilgardoHOST
15:55
Which is actually really difficult.
Dustin SilgardoHOST
15:57
Because the way you construct an international side now is actually completely different to the way an IPL side is constructed.
Dustin SilgardoHOST
16:04
So for example, they've shown so much faith in players like Shivam Dubey, Washington Sundar.
Dustin SilgardoHOST
16:10
Because they've had to understand that, okay, these guys may not be as valuable in IPL because with impact player, Dubé doesn't bowl in the IPL.
Dustin SilgardoHOST
16:18
Washington sometimes doesn't even get into the IPL team.
TaranHOST
15:42
He used to be in the 120s.
TaranHOST
15:44
That's where Shivam Dube is.
TaranHOST
15:45
And I think Shivam Dube is cannon fodder on these pitches.
TaranHOST
15:48
Like, there's...
TaranHOST
15:51
he is a good bowler on pitches that offer a little bit where he can throw his cutters in there and they stick in the wicket, right? And he has that little bit of change of pace.

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