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This will be one of the best series of Umesh Yadav's career


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On 7/28/2018 at 8:38 PM, Gollum said:

Ishant worked on wrist position and bowling fuller lengths at Sussex, says coach Jason Gillespie

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He will wreak havoc on English batsmen this time :dance:. County stint will work wonders like it did with Zak in our victorious 2007 tour.

 

On 7/28/2018 at 8:00 PM, Gollum said:

He will do well but methinks this series will see the rebirth of Lord Ishant, from here on he is the new Gillespie of world cricket.

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I'm not sure, but he seems injured. 

 

Jadeja has been substitute fielding both times we have bowled, and only he is not seen on the field...

 

Either way, whether by injury or by strategy, he is missing his prodigous pace, should make way for Bumrah next match

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Why do we select unfit players in playing 11?

 

In SA series Shami was bowling well under his average pace. Now in England, Umesh Yadav is bowling well under his average speed. If we had one more fit pacer today England would have lost couple of more wickets. 

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India bowling averages
Player Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI BBM Ave Econ SR 5 10 Ct St
I Sharma 1 2 30.0 1 97 6 5/51 6/97 16.16 3.23 30.0 1 0 0 0
R Ashwin 1 2 47.0 11 121 7 4/62 7/121 17.28 2.57 40.2 0 0 1 0
UT Yadav 1 2 24.0 3 76 3 2/20 3/76 25.33 3.16 48.0 0 0 0 0
Mohammed Shami 1 2 31.4 4 102 3 3/64 3/102 34.00 3.22 63.3 0 0 0 0
HH Pandya 1 1 10.0 1 46 0 - - - 4.60 - 0 0 0

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Ends up with 25.33 avg and 48 SR from the match, very good stats at the end of 1st test, but only 3 wickets and bowled the least of the 4 main bowlers

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On 7/28/2018 at 2:30 PM, speedheat said:

Umesh is a champion bowler he can swing and seam it from good length

:giggle: looks like you are swinging on his balls as well BOT

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On 8/1/2018 at 10:47 AM, Straight Drive said:

Lot of experience in cricket they have played at various levels, yet we haven't found a leader for the pace attack. Rabada with 32 tests is already leading the bowling attack for SA, even with Steyn in the team. How many tests do our pacers need to put up the hands and take on the responsibility.

Well Rabada had Steyn to teach him the ropes.  India doesn't have the proper in-house knowledge and culture to really bring along a young pacer properly and nip off the mistakes in the bud.  Not to excuse poor performances, but its a bit of an issue. Too bad Zaheer or Nehra couldn't pull a Dravid and coach the young ones, or at least work with the Sr Team.  Zaheer wanted a ton of money I know, but something could have been worked out.  

 

The likes of Bharat Arun simply aren't good enough tbh.

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48 minutes ago, UrmiSinhaRay said:

Actually more than Money , Zak couldn't really work with the Shastri culture.

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And he told you this while smoking a cigar during the afterglow?  

 

 

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49 minutes ago, sandeep said:

Well Rabada had Steyn to teach him the ropes.  India doesn't have the proper in-house knowledge and culture to really bring along a young pacer properly and nip off the mistakes in the bud.  Not to excuse poor performances, but its a bit of an issue. Too bad Zaheer or Nehra couldn't pull a Dravid and coach the young ones, or at least work with the Sr Team.  Zaheer wanted a ton of money I know, but something could have been worked out.  

 

The likes of Bharat Arun simply aren't good enough tbh.

Better coach will always help.

 

Also how the think tank makes strategy is next important aspect. Rabada was given ODI and test place in the same year he enjoyed success in Under 19 tourney.He was in form and they rewarded him.Today in 4 years times he has achieved leadership role for a team like SA. Whereas, our think tank will not give chances to new comers. Reasons of playing more FC/List A will be given.Process and all that.We waste the form of the talented players which is so very important in initial debut.Have we given debut to someone like Saffers have given to Rabada.

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