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Poor bowling by Avesh to Hales. Got carried away with short ball to Hales. Hales hangs back waiting for short ball. Drop catch didn't help.

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2 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Avesh  2nd over

 

147 k  no ball

131 k

147 k  to the ribs 

145 k

Slower 

144 k

138 k

 

Inexperience showing here for Avesh.   No point bowling so many short balls on such a slow pitch. 

 

He has a good inswinging yorker but did not try any.

These experienced bowlers like Boult, Plunkett, Christian should have talked to him but none of them does.

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Avesh needs to understand that he has to keep the ball up where in he will find maximum opportunity to dismiss the batsman..,no one is scared fast bounce anymore they can cut ,,pull ,upper cut ..fast inswinging deliveries can deliver for him

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14 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Poor bowling by Avesh to Hales. Got carried away with short ball to Hales. Hales hangs back waiting for short ball. Drop catch didn't help.

 

In his first 3 matches when he bowled well, Avesh bowled those hard lengths primarily, with bouncers and yorkers as variations.

 

Today, he bowled too many short balls, that too on a very slow pitch. Could have been a plan to bowl short by the management ... but he did not change the plan despite getting badly hit.

 

 Inexperience showing... but seniors should have guided him.

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17 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

In his first 3 matches when he bowled well, Avesh bowled those hard lengths primarily, with bouncers and yorkers as variations.

 

Today, he bowled too many short balls, that too on a very slow pitch. Could have been a plan to bowl short by the management ... but he did not change the plan despite getting badly hit.

 

 Inexperience showing... but seniors should have guided him.

 

include KM asif too .. bowled way too many short balls

Posted
1 hour ago, Suhaan said:

Avesh needs to understand that he has to keep the ball up where in he will find maximum opportunity to dismiss the batsman..,no one is scared fast bounce anymore they can cut ,,pull ,upper cut ..fast inswinging deliveries can deliver for him

Very true.

 

He is young and will probably learn. 

Posted
5 hours ago, express bowling said:

What did Umesh say about Nehra  ?

In the post match interview, he was asked how did he get his pace back. And Umesh replied it was because of Nehra 'Paaji' that he got his rhythm back and he helped him get his bowling right. I quite believe him. 

Nehra is a helpful and open guy. He needs to be taken in atleast as a consultant for the senior team.

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8 hours ago, Mosher said:

Happy with the way Umesh is bowling this IPL. Bowled with pace and good line and length. Has bowled some good  outswingers, bouncers and yorkers. Consistently picked up wickets with some jaffas. Good that he has got his mojo back. Augurs well for his bowling in test matches. 

In a quite way this could be the beginning of his best years.

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6 hours ago, Rightarmfast said:

In the post match interview, he was asked how did he get his pace back. And Umesh replied it was because of Nehra 'Paaji' that he got his rhythm back and he helped him get his bowling right. I quite believe him. 

Nehra is a helpful and open guy. He needs to be taken in atleast as a consultant for the senior team.

He never lost pace so question itself was stupid. 

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12 hours ago, Nikhil_cric said:

No i think he meant that Nehra was the one who advised Umesh to forget about variations and focus on hitting the deck hard at the right length. 

 

8 hours ago, Rightarmfast said:

In the post match interview, he was asked how did he get his pace back. And Umesh replied it was because of Nehra 'Paaji' that he got his rhythm back and he helped him get his bowling right. I quite believe him. 

Nehra is a helpful and open guy. He needs to be taken in atleast as a consultant for the senior team.

 

I remember that post-match interview. Umesh said that Nehra and Kohli have advised him to cut down variations and bowl at full pace at the stumps. He was going for runs anyway while trying variations.

 

It was a very practical advise. ( and many of us at ICF had held the same view )

 

Many of the younger ex-players, who had played mostly in the 1990s and 2000s,   come across as educated thinking persons ... and would be good coaches and mentors.

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10 hours ago, vishalvirsingh said:

If he makes it totally clear to batsman that he will only bowl short.. He wud get hit.. Avesh has to have a good Yorker n full length ball too n he has to use not more than 2 bouncers in an over else he will become predictable... 

 

Every pacer should base their games on good length off stump and channel  deliveries... and use bouncers , yorkers and slower balls as variations.

 

Mixing lengths is very important but with good length balls as stock balls.

 

Even in LOls it holds true unless one is bowling in  the death overs ( where yorkers and slower balls become stock balls ).

 

Avesh was bowling excellently in his first 3 matches ... basically did all of the above.  I don't know why he changed his approach last game.

 

I hope he does not get dropped but is advised to bowl like his first 3 games instead.  In Ponting and Gambhir, DD have 2 experiences persons to do this.

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12 minutes ago, express bowling said:

It is high time Saini and Khaleel get games.

I am very surprised as to why both these guys have been neglected. 

Does that mean that these two don't fit as T20 bowlers like Siraj does not suit T20...

Possibly their line n length is test match type full length bowling. 

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