Young upcoming fast bowlers thread.

[rkt.india]

17 year old Rajvardhan Hengargekar also bowling quick now, did play for India u19 last year, might be a wc candidate next time.

[nsareen]

17 year old Rajvardhan Hengargekar also bowling quick now, did play for India u19 last year, might be a wc candidate next time.

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[Vijy]

9 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

17 year old Rajvardhan Hengargekar also bowling quick now, did play for India u19 last year, might be a wc candidate next time.

is the concept of u-15 and u-17 squads and tourneys still around? if so, I am wondering if there are any exciting prospects for next u-19 WC like Hengargekar .

[rkt.india]

On 1/26/2020 at 8:11 AM, Vijy said:

is the concept of u-15 and u-17 squads and tourneys still around? if so, I am wondering if there are any exciting prospects for next u-19 WC like Hengargekar .

Yes u14, u16. 

 

There are some prospects like Aqib Khan, kunal tyagi, Golam Mustafa, Hengargekar that i know about for next  u19 WC.

Edited January 27, 2020 by rkt.india

[rkt.india]

 

 

[rkt.india]

Gourav Yadav is express.

[Global.Baba]

If Porel gets a International cap, I will love to read comments on speed watch thread from @express bowling bhai  @Mosher @Suhaan and mumbai bulleybaaz @vishalvirsingh bhai 

 

[Vickydev]

13 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Gourav Yadav is express.

Which team does he play for?

[rkt.india]

9 minutes ago, Vickydev said:

Which team does he play for?

MP

[rkt.india]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.espn.in/cricket/story/_/id/28575426/hat-trick-first-first-class-debut%3fplatform=amp

 

Left arm seamer Ravi Yadav takes a hat-trick in his first over on debut for MP.

[rkt.india]

[Yoda-esque]

Great thread

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[pindxb]

Gourav Yadav looks to be the quickest among all current domestic bowlers... not counting Mavi or Prasidh... Is he in any IPL team?

[express bowling]

1 hour ago, rkt.india said:

Gourav Yadav is express.

 

He is 28 already.

 

And not even a regular in his state team.

 

I doubt he will have a Team India career unless some miracle happens.

Edited January 27, 2020 by express bowling

[express bowling]

1 hour ago, Global.Baba said:

If Porel gets a International cap, I will love to read comments on speed watch thread from @express bowling bhai  @Mosher @Suhaan and mumbai bulleybaaz @vishalvirsingh bhai 

 

 

We don't dislike Porel at all.

 

He has height and bounce ... so, he is not a trundler per se.

 

But we want him to get quicker.

[MCcricket]

1 hour ago, rkt.india said:

 

 

wtf that is serious pace

[Suhaan]

Gaurav yadav's approach to the crease reminds me of Steyn

Yes he is 28 already,Saini who is 27 came into picture on account of his Ranji performance for consecutive seasons

Gaurav Yadav hasn't had such success yet,so quite impossible for him to be in reckoning

[Global.Baba]

2 hours ago, express bowling said:

 

We don't dislike Porel at all.

 

He has height and bounce ... so, he is not a trundler per se.

 

But we want him to get quicker.

Maybe he has improved but what little I saw of him in domestics + WC he looked like a trundler (even though he was supposedly carrying an injury)

 

He does have skills though but then again so does Chahar who doesn’t get a lot of love.

[express bowling]

Gourav Yadav has 25 wickets from just 11 List A matches ... average 20.8 and ER of 5.2

 

Maybe this is his preferred format and may be he can be tried in some A-team List A games.

 

 

[express bowling]

4 hours ago, Global.Baba said:

 

He does have skills though but then again so does Chahar who doesn’t get a lot of love.

 

Chahar and Porel are very different types of bowlers.

 

Actually, D.Chahar has very limited range of skills. He does not have the ability to hit the deck hard for bounce and seam movement.  Nor does he have the ability to attack the stumps with skiddy quick balls on slow surfaces. This makes him a very one dimensional bowler who is dependent on either conventional swing or slower balls. And the ball hardly swings conventionally these days, after the first 4 overs or so. Slower balls are effective mostly in T20s and end overs of ODIs. 

 

What is the point of such one dimensional bowlers, especially for Asian teams who play more than 60% of their matches on slower surfaces !!

 

Porel can hit the deck hard for bounce and seam movement  ... and this makes him a more versatile bowler.  But if he is just medium pace then even his utility would be limited once the novelty factor wears off.   

 

The only Asian pacer who has done well as a medium pacer has been Md.Asif. But then again he had height and bounce. And he did not have a long enough career. Played just 6 tests in Asia. So we don't really know whether he could have sustained this.