zen Posted January 29, 2020 Posted January 29, 2020 In the last 2 years: View overall figures [change view] Primary team India Opposition team Australia or England or India or New Zealand or Pakistan or South Africa or West Indies Start of match date greater than or equal to 29 Jan 2018 Type of bowler (by style) pace bowler Qualifications innings bowled in greater than or equal to 5 Ordered by bowling average (ascending) Page 1 of 1 Showing 1 - 9 of 9 First Previous Next Last Return to query menu Cleared query menu Overall figures Player Span Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI Ave Econ SR 4 5 DL Chahar 2018-2019 7 7 25.3 1 195 9 3/4 21.66 7.64 17.0 0 0 NA Saini 2019-2019 5 5 17.0 1 137 6 3/17 22.83 8.05 17.0 0 0 SN Thakur 2018-2020 5 5 16.0 0 152 6 2/21 25.33 9.50 16.0 0 0 B Kumar 2018-2019 19 19 69.4 0 521 20 5/24 26.05 7.47 20.9 0 1 HH Pandya 2018-2019 11 11 42.0 0 382 14 4/38 27.28 9.09 18.0 1 0 UT Yadav 2018-2019 5 5 20.0 0 176 6 2/21 29.33 8.80 20.0 0 0 JJ Bumrah 2018-2020 12 12 47.0 0 340 11 3/16 30.90 7.23 25.6 0 0 KK Ahmed 2018-2019 11 11 40.0 1 351 11 2/27 31.90 8.77 21.8 0 0 S Dube 2019-2020 6 6 12.0 0 117 2 1/16 58.50 9.75 36.0 0 0 Bumrah needs to improve his numbers (Avg and SR). Though has the best ER Shami, though not on the list as he has not played much, could enhance his reputation in this format
sandeep Posted January 29, 2020 Posted January 29, 2020 3 hours ago, zen said: Bumrah needs to improve his numbers (Avg and SR). Thats because teams are looking to play him out without taking risk. That's why you shouldn't over rely on stats and watch the actual games. In the Aus 3 ODI series, Bumrah was key in India winning game 2 and 3. His stats apart from econ rate are pedestrian. Ankit_sharma03 1
zen Posted January 29, 2020 Author Posted January 29, 2020 Just now, sandeep said: Thats because teams are looking to play him out without taking risk. That's why you shouldn't over rely on stats and watch the actual games. In the Aus 3 ODI series, Bumrah was key in India winning game 2 and 3. His stats apart from econ rate are pedestrian. I understand that (factored that) .... this is for T20s though
Ankit_sharma03 Posted January 29, 2020 Posted January 29, 2020 5 minutes ago, sandeep said: Thats because teams are looking to play him out without taking risk. That's why you shouldn't over rely on stats and watch the actual games. In the Aus 3 ODI series, Bumrah was key in India winning game 2 and 3. His stats apart from econ rate are pedestrian. yup and thats why its showing in his eco, in terms of eco he is best in the list
zen Posted January 29, 2020 Author Posted January 29, 2020 2 minutes ago, Ankit_sharma03 said: yup and thats why its showing in his eco, in terms of eco he is best in the list In T20s though, teams do not have much time so eventually look to attack every bowler. Bumrah also bowls at death where there is a chance of picking up wkts to improve his avg and SR.
Ankit_sharma03 Posted January 29, 2020 Posted January 29, 2020 (edited) 2 minutes ago, zen said: In T20s though, teams do not have much time so eventually look to attack every bowler. Bumrah also bowls at death where there is a chance of picking up wkts to improve his avg and SR. but are teams attacking him in death ?? Smart thing is to take 1-2s and against him in death then loose wkts . I knw its not easy in t20s but attacking n loosing wkts is even worse Also we have to under he is at a stage where teams will start to have counter plans- i just noticed with williamson n seifert they started to attack him over covers. We have to accept that he like any other cricket wont be at top all the time. Sometime he ll be avg to Edited January 29, 2020 by Ankit_sharma03
zen Posted January 29, 2020 Author Posted January 29, 2020 Just now, Ankit_sharma03 said: but are teams attacking him in death ?? Also we have to under he is at a stage where teams will start to have counter plans- i just noticed with williamson n seifert they started to attack him over covers. We have to accept that he like any other cricket wont be at top all the time. Sometime he ll be avg to Top bowlers like Bumrah should be good enough to adjust to that eventually. I have not said that he is bad, but that his avg and sr needs to improve (unless you think those are good numbers)
Global.Baba Posted January 29, 2020 Posted January 29, 2020 18 minutes ago, zen said: Top bowlers like Bumrah should be good enough to adjust to that eventually. I have not said that he is bad, but that his avg and sr needs to improve (unless you think those are good numbers) Cricket at the end of the day is a team game. Someone like Pollock benefited a lot more by bowling alongside Donald and later Ntini with Pollock. Ishant too has stellar stats since we have a well rounded pace attack. Some lesser bowlers like Fleming,Kasporwicz benefitted bowling alongside Mcgrath and even though Gillespee was a good bowler he Definitely benefitted from it. However you are right. Bumrah’s stats can be better and a little underwhelming surprisingly for the 2nd best bowler in the world. I think cummins in no.1
zen Posted January 29, 2020 Author Posted January 29, 2020 (edited) 23 minutes ago, Global.Baba said: However you are right. Bumrah’s stats can be better and a little underwhelming surprisingly for the 2nd best bowler in the world. I think cummins in no.1 If we look at the 2016-2017 period: View overall figures [change view] Opposition team Australia or England or India or New Zealand or Pakistan or South Africa or West Indies Start of match date between 1 Jan 2016 and 1 Jan 2018 Type of bowler (by style) pace bowler Qualifications wickets taken greater than or equal to 10 Ordered by bowling average (ascending) Page 1 of 1 Showing 1 - 17 of 17 First Previous Next Last Return to query menu Cleared query menu Overall figures Player Span Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI Ave Econ SR 4 5 JP Faulkner (AUS) 2016-2016 7 7 25.1 0 228 13 5/27 17.53 9.05 11.6 0 1 Mustafizur Rahman (BDESH) 2016-2017 6 6 24.0 0 177 10 5/22 17.70 7.37 14.4 0 1 AF Milne (NZ) 2016-2017 8 8 26.2 1 195 11 4/37 17.72 7.40 14.3 1 0 Al-Amin Hossain (BDESH) 2016-2016 7 7 23.5 0 213 12 3/25 17.75 8.93 11.9 0 0 TA Boult (NZ) 2016-2017 6 6 21.0 0 178 10 4/34 17.80 8.47 12.6 1 0 JJ Bumrah (INDIA) 2016-2017 18 18 64.1 2 476 26 3/14 18.30 7.41 14.8 0 0 KMDN Kulasekara (SL) 2016-2017 10 10 34.0 0 260 14 4/31 18.57 7.64 14.5 1 0 KOK Williams (WI) 2016-2018 9 9 30.0 1 246 13 3/35 18.92 8.20 13.8 0 0 Hasan Ali (PAK) 2016-2017 7 7 25.0 2 197 10 3/49 19.70 7.88 15.0 0 0 K Rabada (SA) 2016-2016 7 7 27.2 0 234 11 2/25 21.27 8.56 14.9 0 0 Wahab Riaz (PAK) 2016-2017 13 13 46.3 1 377 16 3/18 23.56 8.10 17.4 0 0 DJ Bravo (WI) 2016-2016 9 8 30.0 0 264 10 3/37 26.40 8.80 18.0 0 0 CR Brathwaite (WI) 2016-2018 17 16 46.0 0 394 14 3/20 28.14 8.56 19.7 0 0 HH Pandya (INDIA) 2016-2017 16 15 34.3 0 311 11 3/8 28.27 9.01 18.8 0 0 A Nehra (INDIA) 2016-2017 12 12 44.0 2 312 10 3/28 31.20 7.09 26.4 0 0 NLTC Perera (SL/World) 2016-2017 22 21 60.2 1 600 18 3/24 33.33 9.94 20.1 0 0 CJ Jordan (ENG) 2016-2017 14 14 50.4 0 471 14 3/22 33.64 9.29 21.7 0 0 In the last 2 years, both his Avg and SR are up considerably Edited January 29, 2020 by zen
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