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2 hours ago, Lannister said:

Yeah we don't have any readymade players, says captain crook and his sheeps.

 

Kick that mediocrity out from LOIs too and shave his head off. 

Big slap on MS(K&D) ass....:giggle:

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I just love that he did well with his wicket keeping. Many of us have become skeptical about wicket keeping skills of young keepers. Nobody trusts WKB after Dhoni. Most of people, even on ICF doubted his wicket keeping skills. The only point is we need to give him chance and that is the only way for his improvement. This team management and selection committee has been too conservative with introducing new players. I like that we have a proper channel of U19-> Ranji/India A -> National team, but in certain cases you need to try players earlier. Shubman Gill, Prithwi Shaw, Mayank Aggarwal, Kamlesh Nagarkoti, Shivam Mavi, Siraj are the guys we should see in national team in next 1-2 years. Now, only other thing team management needs to do is selection of players for right format. Select Siraj for tests not for T20s. 

Posted
3 hours ago, raki05 said:

And also had a blockbuster movie, soon he ll be an astronaut, plumber, barber, traffic police etc etc....after VRS.

keep waiting :p:

 

vrs or drs ?  :hmm:

 

Posted
5 hours ago, gakgupta said:

Agree...

 

Certain minor things which he can improve...his trigger movement is always towards left....because of this he missed a tough chance of ROOT...

 

 

Bcos Bumrah and Ishant are primarily inswing/inward seam bowlers he was moving towards the left as most collections will happen that side. For Pandy and Shami he was not going much to the left.

Posted
3 hours ago, Kerberos said:

Pant comes across confident but not over confident unlike Pandya. Confidence plus great hand eye coordination plus brute force.Pant will learn fast unlike Pandya who is taking his own sweet time.

When did pandya come across overconfident????

Sweet time.....he is learning as quickly as i hve seen anyone....

Posted
1 minute ago, rkt.india said:

Pant needs to assess how to keep on bumrah

Yeah I think he's going to his left because of the angle. Hopefully he learns.

Posted

Bumrah to Buttler, no run, dropped by Pant, and it's because he moves the wrong way and then has to compensate. Bumrah's angle upsets batsman, we know that. But here it upsets the keeper. Pant moves to his left. Then spots the outside edge as Buttler is forced to play. The line is too close to off stump to leave. A hint of movement takes the outside edge - a fairly thick one - and Pant, despite a full-length dive, can't catch up with it

Posted
1 minute ago, PBN said:

Bumrah to Buttler, no run, dropped by Pant, and it's because he moves the wrong way and then has to compensate. Bumrah's angle upsets batsman, we know that. But here it upsets the keeper. Pant moves to his left. Then spots the outside edge as Buttler is forced to play. The line is too close to off stump to leave. A hint of movement takes the outside edge - a fairly thick one - and Pant, despite a full-length dive, can't catch up with it

Bumrah is difficult to handle for both batsmen and keeper.

Posted

Its a basic enough mistake that there's every chance of it being corrected, and fairly soon.  Pant's keeping is clearly a W-I-P.  But its still more promising than the likes of Parthiv.  I'm old enough to have seen young PP debut, and Parthiv was equally promising as a young keeper who could bat at the highest level, but his technical deficiencies were far more glaring and harder to fix.  

Posted (edited)

Footwork needs to be worked if he wants to be a great keeper but to be honest most keepers these days go with their hands rather than focus on fleet footwork. He has good hands, that is the main thing right now. 

Edited by WeStMiDz
Posted
1 hour ago, PBN said:

Bumrah to Buttler, no run, dropped by Pant, and it's because he moves the wrong way and then has to compensate. Bumrah's angle upsets batsman, we know that. But here it upsets the keeper. Pant moves to his left. Then spots the outside edge as Buttler is forced to play. The line is too close to off stump to leave. A hint of movement takes the outside edge - a fairly thick one - and Pant, despite a full-length dive, can't catch up with it

 

He dropped a similar one off Bumrah in the first innings too.  Batsman was Root and Pant got wrong-footed like this one.

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