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47 minutes ago, Cricket_Fan said:

As people have pointed out here earlier, Thakur loses steam in longer formats.I remember seeing the same with most of our bowlers back in our disastrous 2011 tour.

you dont need to hit 150K to be successful. no bowler does that consistently.

Posted
11 hours ago, rkt.india said:

you dont need to hit 150K to be successful. no bowler does that consistently.

Who is talking about 150k here? But you cant be a 120-130 kph trundler unless you can move the ball prodigiously or has the height to get bounce. Thakur doesn't have both.

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On 6/5/2018 at 1:02 AM, Cricket_Fan said:

Lol. His last test was against SL and I am pretty sure he didnt even hit 90 mph in that.

so 145 is the new goalpost ?

 

something tells me that you dont want to see that for tests all Indian bowlers are bowling pretty quick.

 

 

 

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On 6/5/2018 at 1:09 PM, Cricket_Fan said:

Who is talking about 150k here? But you cant be a 120-130 kph trundler unless you can move the ball prodigiously or has the height to get bounce. Thakur doesn't have both.

dude i picked one of the slowest inning i could out of the 3 tests vs SL

 

I found Shami hitting 145 and averaging 136.5 and yadav hitting 142 avg 136 - Bhuv 140 avg 133.

http://www.bcci.tv/india-v-sri-lanka-2017/match/01

 

Go a few tests back in the year you See umesh  Shami and even Ishant hitting 90 + in most their innings.

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On 6/5/2018 at 12:51 AM, Cricket_Fan said:

In IPL , you bowl only for four overs and its easy to keep the intensity and pace whereas in Tests , you have to bolw whole day. Look at how Pakistani T20 superstars are trundling now. I would watch out the performances of Saini and Gurbani in the A team and would like to include them also in the mix.

saini bowls quick 87-89miles .....gurbani is a rank trundler,but gets swing.

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On 6/5/2018 at 10:39 PM, Cricket_Fan said:

Who is talking about 150k here? But you cant be a 120-130 kph trundler unless you can move the ball prodigiously or has the height to get bounce. Thakur doesn't have both.

Thakur isnt a 120-130k trundler. He hits 140k and has good outswinger. Gurbani is 120-130k.

Posted
3 hours ago, rkt.india said:

Thakur isnt a 120-130k trundler. He hits 140k and has good outswinger. Gurbani is 120-130k.

In LOI and T20s. But does he hit the same speed in Tests? Even in the ODIs he played for India, he was going out of steam in the later overs and people in this forum was pointing that out. Gurbani moved the bowl like crazy in Ranji and if he can do that in England, then his pace is enough.

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9 hours ago, Vilander said:

dude i picked one of the slowest inning i could out of the 3 tests vs SL

 

I found Shami hitting 145 and averaging 136.5 and yadav hitting 142 avg 136 - Bhuv 140 avg 133.

http://www.bcci.tv/india-v-sri-lanka-2017/match/01

 

Go a few tests back in the year you See umesh  Shami and even Ishant hitting 90 + in most their innings.

You are the one who claimed Umesh hit 150 kph even in his last test.And I just debunked it.My point is that his IPL form not necessarily be repeated in Tests as both are chalk and cheese.That is all.

Posted (edited)
46 minutes ago, Cricket_Fan said:

My point is that his IPL form not necessarily be repeated in Tests as both are chalk and cheese.That is all.

Umesh hit the pitch at those hard lengths this IPL and got wickets with swing and pace. He didn't rely on slower balls and tried too many variations. It was just some good old fast bowling. So his form in IPL should be taken into consideration when we move onto the tests. 

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Posted
52 minutes ago, Cricket_Fan said:

You are the one who claimed Umesh hit 150 kph even in his last test.And I just debunked it.My point is that his IPL form not necessarily be repeated in Tests as both are chalk and cheese.That is all.

He bowled test match bowling in IPL and got success.

Posted
24 minutes ago, Mosher said:

Umesh hit the pitch at those hard lengths this IPL and got wickets with swing and pace. He didn't rely on slower balls and tried too many variations. It was just some good old fast bowling. So his form in IPL should be taken into consideration when we move onto the tests. 

I am talking about his stamina/skill to sustain that over five days which is way difficult than doing it for 4 overs.

Posted
1 minute ago, Cricket_Fan said:

I am talking about his stamina/skill to sustain that over five days which is way difficult than doing it for 4 overs.

Umesh is probably the fittest among our pacers, don't think he will have any problem sustaining that intensity in tests.

Posted
4 hours ago, Cricket_Fan said:

You are the one who claimed Umesh hit 150 kph even in his last test.And I just debunked it.My point is that his IPL form not necessarily be repeated in Tests as both are chalk and cheese.That is all.

Ok

Posted
3 hours ago, Mosher said:

Umesh is probably the fittest among our pacers, don't think he will have any problem sustaining that intensity in tests.

Point is he has consistanly done it for close to 3 years in tests now.

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Genuine quicks don’t have to bowl at 145 k all day. Frankly not wise. Steyn bowls a good first fast spell. In his second or 3rd 10k slower. Late in the evening  when he comes for last spell he just steps up again. Usually batting sides thrive in last session. That is when Steyn roars back. Umesh can adopt that template. He just needs to learn how to bowl accurate outswingers :)

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