Aniket Chaudhary ,Left arm fast bowler

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Indian batsmen were preparing to face Mitchell Starc by facing Aniket Chaudhary in the net session ahead of the Bangladesh series to counter the angles created by the left-arm fast bowler Staarc

Edited February 9, 2017 by tweaker

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After the end of the practice match, Aniket was asked to  joined the Indian team in Hyderabad where they are playing Bangladesh in the visitor's first Test in India and was seen bowling to the Indian batsmen in the nets

[Masquerade]

Good to see that we're already preparing for the Aus series. 

 

Starc is easily Australia's biggest threat. He's the type of bowler who can take the pitch out of the equation when on song.

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Aniket Chaudhary is a  left-arm pacer from Rajasthan, who is considered as one of the best left-arm fast bowlers in the country.

 

The tall and lanky fast bowler had a decent season in the recently concluded 2016-17 Ranji Trophy as he took 21 wickets in 7 matches at an average of just over 28.

 

He was also called to represent India A in the two-day tour game against Bangladesh at Secunderabad earlier this week where he returned with figures of 4/26 in the first innings .

 

Chaudhary is tall, can bowl at a good pace and is capable of creating the awkward angles a left-armer can create against a right-handed batsman

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If Anikeet is able to impress Virat & Kumble ,we may see him in the squad against Australia

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Edited February 9, 2017 by tweaker

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Virat Kohli was seen batting against Rajasthan left-arm pacer Aniket Choudhary during a net session

[rkt.india]

23 minutes ago, tweaker said:

 

that leap is very important to generate pace. It is called hang time. For example this:

 

 

[Forever Indian]

I haven't seen much of his bowling. Is there any video of him viewable outside India?

[Forever Indian]

23 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

that leap is very important to generate pace. It is called hang time. For example this:

 

 

Achoke Dinda Leap? 

[Mosher]

Nobody has better hang time than Dinda. He can leap, adjust his headband in the air and then bowl jaffas.

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4 minutes ago, Mosher said:

Nobody has better hang time than Dinda. He can leap, adjust his headband in the air and then bowl jaffas.

 

If he  could jump a little higher, he could have beaten Lee in terms of pace   

[rkt.india]

1 hour ago, Mosher said:

Nobody has better hang time than Dinda. He can leap, adjust his headband in the air and then bowl jaffas.

hang time should be forward towards the crease, not upwards towards the sky.

[Mosher]

Zaheer too had a big jump when he made his debut. Then he got injured and cut down on the jump a bit.

[rkt.india]

1 hour ago, Forever Indian said:

Achoke Dinda Leap? 

What Dinda does is jump upwards too high, momentum should be on forward leap.

[Malcolm Merlyn]

Any Videos?

[rkt.india]

16 minutes ago, Malcolm Merlyn said:

Any Videos?

http://www.hotstar.com/sports/cricket/series/m179271/match-clips/ranji-trophy-201516-group-a-rajasthan-vs-karnataka-aniket-choudhary-grabs-3-for-72-against-karnataka/2001451902

 

he is certainly hitting 140s here.

Edited February 9, 2017 by rkt.india

[Forever Indian]

1 hour ago, rkt.india said:

hang time should be forward towards the crease, not upwards towards the sky.

Lol, I was just making fun.

 

On a serious note, there is one other factor for generating pace which I think hasn't been discussed much. I believe the point at which your bowling arm starts rotating is important. For eg. I found that when I bowled with a shorter rotate of hand starting somewhere parallel to my leg I could bowl a lot faster. Jeff Thomson, Brett Lee, Shoaib Akthar all do the same. In the other extreme we have someone like Kapil Dev who takes his hand till his chest and does a big rotation thus reducing speed.

 

I believe this is because you are using all your shoulder and arm strength into a short rotation and thus can rotate your hand faster to generate more speed.

[rkt.india]

6 minutes ago, Forever Indian said:

Lol, I was just making fun.

 

On a serious note, there is one other factor for generating pace which I think hasn't been discussed much. I believe the point at which your bowling arm starts rotating is important. For eg. I found that when I bowled with a shorter rotate of hand starting somewhere parallel to my leg I could bowl a lot faster. Jeff Thomson, Brett Lee, Shoaib Akthar all do the same. In the other extreme we have someone like Kapil Dev who takes his hand till his chest and does a big rotation thus reducing speed.

 

I believe this is because you are using all your shoulder and arm strength into a short rotation and thus can rotate your hand faster to generate more speed.

yes, it is called stretch reflex or delayed arm. You need to take you bowling arm as back as possible or delay the release of the ball. Look at how stretched those bowling arms are in these images

 

Here is something to read.

 

What has physics got to do with fast bowling?

There are three concepts that govern fast bowling. Good technique allows you to successfully perform all three in the correct order. The good news is that good technique is very easy to understand.

First let's look at the three concepts:

 

1. The generation of 'kinetic energy' in the run-up. In a human body, kinetic energy (think of it as movement energy) arises from the contraction or shortening of muscles. These muscles are fuelled by chemical energy stored in the body.
2. The stretching of elastic tissue prior to delivery. Like an elastic band, the muscles store 'elastic' potential energy. This stored energy allows the muscles to return explosively to their original length. Correct technique will allow us to use these stretched tissues to speed up our bowling
3. The efficient transfer of energy to the ball. An efficient bowler uses the kinetic energy generated from his run-up and transfers it to the ball by using correct technique. This is ultimately an issue of controlling the energy to take it where it is wanted; in other words, the ball.

http://www.pitchvision.com/how-to-bowl-fast#/

 

 

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Nobody has better hang time than Dinda. He can leap, adjust his headband in the air and then bowl jaffas.

 

 

 

that leap is very important to generate pace. It is called hang time. For example this:

 

 

 

Lol this one takes a cake