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31 minutes ago, Shaz1 said:

For some reason I always think of shaving when I see your posts. Because they remind me of razors I need to use on my chin.

 

To be honest in this day and age a Tullay Baaz is more valuable than a tuk tuk bore cricketer. I do agree with your notion though.

I ll take that as a compliment.

Tullaybaaz do seem to have more value in this age compared to yesteryears ,but tullaybaazi today requires a lot more work and intelligence than mere swinging too.

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1 hour ago, Shaz1 said:

He will improve as time goes on. I think every team is preparing for the next World Cup.

 

Now going back to Shami. This guy seemed to be the right replacement of Zaheer Khan. Where do you think his career is headed now?

Shami has had way too many injuries in his short career and that has not helped him.Also he does not have the advantage of being a left armer ,so Zaheer and he has little to no simillarity,in the first place.

 

But i don't think he has degraded ,infact he is quicker now than he was before injury ,consistently bowling well into 147-148 in IPL and even in tests in limited oppurtunies he has had.

He just hasn't had oppurtunities due to rise of bumrah and bhuvi in the meantime he was injured and thats not his fault.As far as tests are concerned,he bowled terrificly even in his last test.He is the first choice test bowler for India with Yadaav, so all this where his career is going doesn't any make sense.

He will end up as one of our best bowlers,if injuries stay away.

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7 minutes ago, putrevus said:

I don't see any consistency in Shami yet, yes he had moments but he has not shown he can lead this attack consistently even for couple of years , injuries have not helped.

 

I still think Umesh has better weapons but still has not figured out how to be consistent.

Umesh has weapons but he looses focus easily but has improved in the last year or so,shami is more consistent and will only get better.

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10 minutes ago, Shaz1 said:

I never ment to say he was similar to Zaheer. What I ment to say was after Zaheer he was your bowling spearhead who threatened batsmen's wickets.

 

Injuries come with fast bowling. I think at the moment both Bhuvi and Bumrah are greater replacements. In ODI's your pace attack should consist him, Bhuvi, and Bumrah. India's top order is good enough to have a extra bowler in Shami.

 

 

Yeah i see merit in that statement ,unfortunately you would find many even on this forum who might disagree with this which is stupid to say the least.

 

But i guess selectors at this time are more worried about the fragile middle order ,but admitedly DK for rahul isnt the solution , we can see that, not the selectors though.

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3 hours ago, RAZPOR said:

Shami has had way too many injuries in his short career and that has not helped him.Also he does not have the advantage of being a left armer ,so Zaheer and he has little to no simillarity,in the first place.

 

But i don't think he has degraded ,infact he is quicker now than he was before injury ,consistently bowling well into 147-148 in IPL and even in tests in limited oppurtunies he has had.

He just hasn't had oppurtunities due to rise of bumrah and bhuvi in the meantime he was injured and thats not his fault.As far as tests are concerned,he bowled terrificly even in his last test.He is the first choice test bowler for India with Yadaav, so all this where his career is going doesn't any make sense.

He will end up as one of our best bowlers,if injuries stay away.

who said Shami had way too many injuries in his career? No, that is incorrect. Shami had just one knee injury through which he played WC 2015 and then after that underwent surgery. He has not had any injury before or after that.

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1 hour ago, rkt.india said:

who said Shami had way too many injuries in his career? No, that is incorrect. Shami had just one knee injury through which he played WC 2015 and then after that underwent surgery. He has not had any injury before or after that.

He was out of action for a long time ,not to forget he played the wc with that injury which aggravated it further making it a long rehabilitation process.

I hope you understand how difficult it could be to have an injury at your prime especially for a fast bowler.

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1 hour ago, Shaz1 said:

Naw credit where its due Shami is a very fine replacement. He made sure you guys never missed Zaheer Khan which is very rare to do in a transition period. 

 

I have watched a bit of Dinesh Karthik I never rated him as a batsmen. In my opinion India could do better. You guys are blessed to have such a talented batsmen like Virat Kohli in your side. Maybe push Rohit Sharma down the order and replace him with another young opener who will develop by the time Kohli and other's retire. 

Rohit was a failure in the middle order,i would rather have Kl given more chances at no. 4 .He is a quality bat and has hardly gotten 2 straight games at no. 4 and shunned out,which is quiet inexplicable.

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Shami has not gone anywhere  .... he is being used as a test specialist.

 

Shami has played 13 tests after coming back from injury in mid-2016

 

He is averaging 24.51 in tests in this period, with a SR of 51.

 

http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/player/481896.html?class=1;spanmin1=01+May+2016;spanval1=span;template=results;type=bowling

 

His pace is always up and he is bowling 135 k to 147 k.  Maintaining his pace even in the last session of the day.  He is hitting the deck hard and  has a great bouncer.

 

He is getting bounce, seam movement, swing, reverse swing both ways and setting up batters.

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On 10/24/2017 at 12:57 PM, Shaz1 said:

Looks like easy pickings for Fakhar Zaman

yeah just like in the first spell of bumrah where he was beaten many times and  was lucky the ball flew outside edge wide of slip cordon, got 2 close inside edges, 1 lbw appeal and the ultimate no-ball. out.... high on luck...

scored most runs by bullying spinners...but was exposed against seamers just like other pakistani batsmen....lol

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1 hour ago, express bowling said:

Shami has not gone anywhere  .... he is being used as a test specialist.

 

Shami has played 13 tests after coming back from injury in mid-2016

 

He is averaging 24.51 in tests in this period, with a SR of 51.

 

http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/player/481896.html?class=1;spanmin1=01+May+2016;spanval1=span;template=results;type=bowling

 

His pace is always up and he is bowling 135 k to 147 k.  Maintaining his pace even in the last session of the day.  He is hitting the deck hard and  has a great bouncer.

 

He is getting bounce, seam movement, swing, reverse swing both ways and setting up batters.

his consistency has been good too... earlier he bowled a lot of loose deliveries and even that has been tightened up

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