express bowling Posted January 20, 2016 Author Share Posted January 20, 2016 He bowled some good inswinging yorkers. A bowler to keep an eye on by the selectors. He is quite tall and gets bounce. Link to comment
MCcricket Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Rajpoot is promising, n has been with Warrier but they need n not be like RP, Sudeep, n the long list of bowlers, they R more talented the Chawal Kholkurni, Shhardul Thakur, feel sorry reading about Tyagi he along with VRV had great potential but injury n system let them down, Tyagi single handedly won em the Ranji n during that time UP had a shitty attack so Mohd Kaif bowled n bowled him n that destroyed him Link to comment
The Realist Posted January 21, 2016 Share Posted January 21, 2016 Horror stats by Malnourished Trundler yet still gets picked to protect Dhoni's fingers 2015:Tests: 1, Wicket 1Having played five Test matches in 2014, Bhuvneshwar got just one in 2015 - the fourth and final match on the tour of Australia at the SCG. In Australia's first innings of 572/7 declared, he had figures of 34-5-122-0 and then 1/46 in eight as the hosts went hard at setting India big target in their second.ODIs: 13, Wickets 16In 13 matches, Bhuvneshwar managed just 16 wickets. He got two of four games during the tri-series that preceded the World Cup, then one during the tournament - versus UAE in Perth, where he claimed 1/19 in five overs. His next opportunities came in Bangladesh in June, in which he took two wickets in two ODIs, then five in three on the trip to Zimbabwe. His 4/33 in the second ODI helped India claim an unassailable lead in the series, and then Bhuvneshwar was rested for the dead rubber. His longest rope came in the home ODIs with South Africa, in which he played all five matches for returns of seven wickets at an economy rate of 7.13 and strike-rate of 41.7.In the second ODI, Bhuvneshwar's three wickets came at crucial junctures in India's 22-run win: he had David Miller caught behind first ball during the 27th over as South Africa went from 134/2 to 142/5, then plucked out the last two wickets as the chase gave way in the 44th over. In the fourth ODI, Bhuvneshwar removed centurion AB de Villiers in the 45th over and Aaron Phangiso and Dale Steyn in the 47th to secure victory by 35 runs. Then came the record run-fest in Mumbai, in which Bhuvneshwar was left bruised with the second-highest figures in an ODI, his ten overs costing a whopping 106 runs.T2OIs: 4, Wickets 2A poor year for Bhuvneshwar in the shortest format. Three wicketless games, in which his combined economy rate was 7.50. In the two-match series against South Africa, Bhuvneshwar concede runs at 8.83 an over and failed to manage a single wicket. His only success came in Zimbabwe, where he took 2/26 from four overs. 2016:ODIs: 2, Wickets 0In the series opener in Perth, Bhuvneshwar bowled nine wicketless overs for 42 runs. He was hit for just two fours but bowled four wides, the most for any bowler in the match. In Canberra he was smacked for 69 in eight, again failing to take a wicket. His first spell was erratic, with deliveries sprayed down the leg side or too short. His first four overs cost 30, and when he came back for a second spell Bhuvneshwar was hit for two fours and a six in one over. His third spell lasted just one over, as Smith launched six off his first ball. Ditto for his fourth, with Smith dumping a full toss on the stumps over square leg for six more.http://www.cricbuzz.com/cricket-news/77418/bhuvneshwar-kumars-graph-continues-to-dip doccricket, New guy and Rightarmfast 3 Link to comment
vishalvirsingh Posted January 22, 2016 Share Posted January 22, 2016 Umesh touched 145 a few times for sure..I may hv missed if he went 146..but Ishan't touched 144 145 146 143..Umesh was 143 many times but yes he is not bowling too fast.Umesh bowled too many slow balls and he was not hit on those slow balls.that's one reason why I feel umesh seems to be improving- I am thinking positive , I know some of u may disagree.umesh bowls 147k and also bowls his slower one at 115k so that's impressive variety..but that variety has come in recently only.that's one reason why I m confident that Umesh will be a better ODI bowler now.Ishant is a bit constant still and doesn't have the variety that MOHIT posses.. I like the slow bowling skill of mohit Sharma , ishant n umesh need to learn that.mohit grunts and bowls a ball at 114k and with a similar grunt bowls one at 137k( which is normally his faster one as he rarely touches 140k)we need to have variety now in ODI and T20 and Each fast bowler who gets to play for India should have mastery over bouncers, Yorkers slow balls, inswing and outswing..and the bowling coach should ensure that this is done.aniket rajpoot also seems to have potential bran also has variety but he is really slow in the second n third spell and that is negative for his career as a pacer for INDIA.Street smart Rishi dhwan's faster one is a 126-127k a bit unorthodox inswinger and his slower one is 102k ball..he has managed to still do fine in his 2 odi - there is a big positive for him , he has good control over his slow ball..he was hit badly in his last over on his slow balls too. New guy 1 Link to comment
Rightarmfast Posted January 22, 2016 Share Posted January 22, 2016 Street smart Rishi dhwan's faster one is a 126-127k a bit unorthodox inswinger and his slower one is 102k ball..he has managed to still do fine in his 2 odi - there is a big positive for him , he has good control over his slow ball..he was hit badly in his last over on his slow balls too.Rishi Dhawan is cannon fodder. His style of bowling is not going to work. He is an easy target. He has been spared because he is new in the scene, once people get to know him more, he will be bulldozed day in day out. Will happen after 6 months. Neither Sran, nor Dhawan is international quality. Next the selectors need to try out Nathu Singh and Pandya. Nathu is a nobody, but we should do what Pakistani greats used to do earlier, throw the kid out when he is raw. Ask him to bowl flat out. He will grow with time. tweaker, doccricket and express bowling 3 Link to comment
vishalvirsingh Posted January 22, 2016 Share Posted January 22, 2016 Rishi Dhawan is cannon fodder. His style of bowling is not going to work. He is an easy target. He has been spared because he is new in the scene, once people get to know him more, he will be bulldozed day in day out. Will happen after 6 months. Neither Sran, nor Dhawan is international quality. Next the selectors need to try out Nathu Singh and Pandya. Nathu is a nobody, but we should do what Pakistani greats used to do earlier, throw the kid out when he is raw. Ask him to bowl flat out. He will grow with time.what u said is true that neither bran nor rishi are international material.But rishi is kind of better than binny as a bowler...he has the capability to keep quiet good batsmen n also fetch wickets sometimes as he is a canny slow trundler. RishI is a big scoring guy..in domestic cricket he doesn't gift his wickets. Very soon he will bcom a khadoos batsmen who wud score at a pace of 6 runs an over n keep his wickets. .he is not an over confident gurkeerat ..nor highly talented manish. Bran is also showing skills but lacks pace.If he comes back stronger in his second spells..he will suceed.he has to ideally be between 136 to 142 k at least.He is averaging 134k in first spell n 125k in second spell. tweaker 1 Link to comment
MK55 Posted January 23, 2016 Share Posted January 23, 2016 Disappointing performance by Yadav. Seems to have lost pace. Waist high short balls at 138k is of no use.As he's not renowned for his control, bowling at 145k is the least that is expected of him. Also, has this tendency of losing it when he's put under the slightest bit of pressure by the batters making him a very mediocre death bowler. Also, batters are perceiving him as someone who's not able to handle pressure that well and are constantly looking to attack him. This has aggravated it.Quite confident that he'll be dropped from ODIs considering that Shami will be back soon. Hopefully Kohli gives Aaron a chance in the ODIs. I reckon he's the only Indian bowler that can consistently hit 145k+ and has got the temperament of a fast bowler. He's naturally aggressive but needs to improve on his accuracy obviously. Mosher 1 Link to comment
express bowling Posted January 23, 2016 Author Share Posted January 23, 2016 How has Bumrah's and other pacers pace range been today ? Missed their bowlingI see that Bumrah has excellent figures. How did he bowl ? Link to comment
express bowling Posted January 23, 2016 Author Share Posted January 23, 2016 Disappointing performance by Yadav. Seems to have lost pace. Waist high short balls at 138k is of no use. I don't think he has lost pace. He was bowling 140 k to 150 k in the last test series. Hit a fastest of 150.6 k with many 144 k + deliveries, which is actually more difficult in a test match with the heavier bowling load .I feel that that he is bowling slower this series , at 137 k to 143 k mostly...because he thinks that will get him more control. He is wrong. A pacer will be most accurate at his normal pace...which is 138 k to 148 k for Yadav.One big problem with Yadav is that he is a very " motivation dependent bowler ". He is looking very " down " in this series with bad body language. doccricket 1 Link to comment
Mosher Posted January 23, 2016 Share Posted January 23, 2016 (edited) How has Bumrah's and other pacers pace range been today ? Missed their bowlingI see that Bumrah has excellent figures. How did he bowl ?Bumrah has bowled beautifully. Pace was around 135 - 142K. Bowled some good short balls and mixed it with yorkers and slower balls.Ishant too has bowled well.Yadav has been pathetic and should be dropped from ODI's. He has bowled really poorly. Bowled a lot slower than his usual speed. I suspect he is injured. Edited January 23, 2016 by Mosher doccricket and express bowling 2 Link to comment
express bowling Posted January 23, 2016 Author Share Posted January 23, 2016 Bumrah has bowled beautifully. Pace was around 135 - 142K. Bowled some good short balls and mixed it with yorkers and slower balls.Ishant too has bowled well.Yadav has been pathetic and should be dropped from ODI's. He has bowled really poorly. Bowled a lot slower than his usual speed. I suspect he is injured.Bumrah has bowled beautifully. Pace was around 135 - 142K. Bowled some good short balls and mixed it with yorkers and slower balls.Ishant too has bowled well.Yadav has been pathetic and should be dropped from ODI's. He has bowled really poorly. Bowled a lot slower than his usual speed. I suspect he is injured. Thanks bro. Link to comment
express bowling Posted January 23, 2016 Author Share Posted January 23, 2016 (edited) It is very important to pick the right kind of players for international cricket.Even before this match we saw that......Bumrah can pick wickets , has good pace at 135 k to 142 k, has bounce, can bowl yorkers and bouncers, can seam and swing, and is decently accurate. He has a good FC and excellent List A record too. http://www.espncricinfo.com/india/content/player/625383.htmlWhen such right kind of players are chosen there is greater probability of them succeeding unless they lack temperament...which will only be known when they play international cricket. Edited January 23, 2016 by express bowling tweaker and doccricket 2 Link to comment
express bowling Posted January 23, 2016 Author Share Posted January 23, 2016 (edited) Speed ranges today Ishant 137 k to 147 k lots of 140 k + deliveries with fastest of 147 k.Bumrah 133 k to 142 k Umesh 137 k to ? ( fastest I saw was 143 k but missed most his overs ) Edited January 23, 2016 by express bowling Link to comment
rkt.india Posted January 23, 2016 Share Posted January 23, 2016 Speed ranges today Ishant 137 k to 147 k lots of 140 k + deliveries with fastest of 147 k.Bumrah 133 k to 142 k Umesh 137 k to ? 142 Link to comment
express bowling Posted January 23, 2016 Author Share Posted January 23, 2016 Saw two 143 k deliveries from Umesh today Link to comment
Ironhide Posted January 23, 2016 Share Posted January 23, 2016 Ishant Sharma has been bowling as fast or even faster than Yadav after his return from the surgery, Ishant is fully fit now. express bowling and doccricket 2 Link to comment
CG Posted January 23, 2016 Share Posted January 23, 2016 Bumrah gets extra zip off the pitch as he uses his wrist well.His 137ks were like 142k of other bowlers.He was the quickest to bat of the indian bowlers.Except ishant during last over who clocked 147ks and bowled another quick delivery at 144ks doccricket 1 Link to comment
rkt.india Posted January 23, 2016 Share Posted January 23, 2016 Bumrah gets extra zip off the pitch as he uses his wrist well.His 137ks were like 142k of other bowlers.He was the quickest to bat of the indian bowlers.Except ishant during last over who clocked 147ks and bowled another quick delivery at 144ksHe is probably clocked slower by the radar guns. There is something because he looks quicker then it shown on speed guns. According to today's game, there isnt much difference between him and BK's pace but he hurried batsmen. Link to comment
Vijy Posted January 24, 2016 Share Posted January 24, 2016 Ishant Sharma has been bowling as fast or even faster than Yadav after his return from the surgery, Ishant is fully fit now.Getting close to his peak pace days now. Link to comment
tweaker Posted January 25, 2016 Share Posted January 25, 2016 Steve Smith has also said that Bumrah is more fast to face ,than the speed guns shows.I liked his ball which threw Warner 'bat Link to comment
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