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Posted
7 hours ago, express bowling said:

The English are rarely crossing 140 k

 

And average speed of 135.8 k seems too much .... Anderson and Overton are hovering around 130 .... the others around 135

 

The max speeds of 148 and 154 are probably aberrations

 

Aussies are rarely crossing 147

could have been cummins or starc hitting 154

Posted
2 hours ago, MultiB48 said:

apparently starc and cummins clocked 154 ,hazelwood 153 ,ball  150 ,woakes 149, broad 147 ,anderson  144 

 

Where did you find this  ?

 

Looks like major speed-gun errors in half the cases and much higher than mean speeds in all cases

 

 

 

 

Posted

How the heck Hazelwood is bowling at such high speed, he was operating in low 130s but in this series he is hitting 140 plus .If he has that pace combined with his accuracy he will become another Mcgrath.

 

Starc and Cummins can blow hot and cold but this guy is the rock on which their pace attack is built.

Posted
4 minutes ago, putrevus said:

How the heck Hazelwood is bowling at such high speed, he was operating in low 130s but in this series he is hitting 140 plus .If he has that pace combined with his accuracy he will become another Mcgrath.

 

Starc and Cummins can blow hot and cold but this guy is the rock on which their pace attack is built.

hazelwood has been a bit pacier than mcgrath. they have some similarities but he's not really in the mcgrath/stuart clark mould.

Posted
Just now, Vijy said:

hazelwood has been a bit pacier than mcgrath. they have some similarities but he's not really in the mcgrath/stuart clark mould.

Mcgrath is his younger days was hitting 140 plus easy, plus he had bounce.He is in Mcgrath mould, Stuart Clarke was also in the same mould but he did not have the bounce which Mcgrath could get on consistent basis.

 

But Hazelwood has gotten faster  from what we saw last year.

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