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Sold on Tyagi. Hope he doesn’t turn into another Khaleel but becomes a Saini.

 

I still have hopes on Khaleel though, there is something there that can be fixed.

 

However Tyagi is the one for the future. Tyagi,Nagarkotti and Mavi in that order for me.

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Just now, Mosher said:

Tbf to Aaron he has not bowled badly. Good line and length mixed with bouncers. No spraying on the legs. That no ball ruined it and the dropped catch didn't help.

Even Saffers ,Aussie pacers go for plenty at times bowling same line but they are backed as they have been kept to bowl at pace ,Indian pacers have to deal with stopping the runs at the same time pick wickets which makes them to bowl within themselves

Aaron bowled well, unfortunately he should have been backed ,if Rahane can replace triple centurion  Karun Nair,why(pace) bowlers are given step motherly treatment

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7 minutes ago, Rightarmfast said:

He bowled really well!. I loved it. Good pace, was coming in hard. Was unlucky to go for runs. 

Even Pakistanis backed Sami who was quite mediocre despite plenty to choose from

Aaron was a rare breed,i wonder why a country like India which never had this kind of privilege ,let go Aaron

 

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2 hours ago, express bowling said:

 

 

South African and Australian pacers, on an average,  do have more well developed bowling actions compared to Indian fast bowlers. Optimized for generating pace and bounce. 

 

But why don't Indian coaches optimize the bowling actions of our quicks, that is the question !  Saini's run-up and action still has many issues, even after the changes.

There is no perfect technique that suits everyone. Individuals are different and their requirements are different. In case of Saini, he is still able to bowl quickly. So those issues aren't limiting him like in case of Shoaib who didn't have braced front leg but that didn't stop him from bowling 155 kph. 

 

I am hopeful in case of Arshdeep because he is hip dominant. Hip dominants don't need too many technical adjustments and it's easier for them to fine tune them if they have some issues. It's the knee dominants who needs more rigorous work on technical aspects but knee dominants can be quickest ever.

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4 minutes ago, Suhaan said:

Even Pakistanis backed Sami who was quite mediocre despite plenty to choose from

Aaron was a rare breed,i wonder why a country like India which never had this kind of privilege ,let go Aaron

 

Dhoni bhiya ka kamaal hoga

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2 hours ago, Suhaan said:

Ishant from 2009-2011(but bowled quick in Melbourne)struggled with his wrist position(i call it action)

But then came back to his pace from 2015 ,he has gotten into 30s but still goes to 145,yes there was period from early 2009 he was struggling to reach even 135-137 k

He gained his pace and action back in 2011. He struggled badly for two years. The reason was he was trying to bowl like a hip dominant while he is knee dominant.

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3 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Tyagi 1st over 

 

142

136

134

137

135

142

 

Just 7 runs

 

But I missed this over and stating speeds from the IPL app

 

How did he bowl ? Did he hurry the batters and get bounce ?

 

Very slow pitch. Ball hardly zipping through 

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5 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

There is no perfect technique that suits everyone. Individuals are different and their requirements are different. In case of Saini, he is still able to bowl quickly. So those issues aren't limiting him like in case of Shoaib who didn't have braced front leg but that didn't stop him from bowling 155 kph. 

 

I am hopeful in case of Arshdeep because he is hip dominant. Hip dominants don't need too many technical adjustments and it's easier for them to fine tune them if they have some issues. It's the knee dominants who needs more rigorous work on technical aspects but knee dominants can be quickest ever.

Hip dominant bowlers need a lot strengthening ,they have to spend a lot of time in gum,while knee dominant bowlers comparatively don't need that sort of drills

Hip dominant bowlers need long runup to build up pace while loading

He seems very much like Khaleel who looks to have problem with backfoot contact(i suppose that is delayed as he may be landing on heels,power isn't catapulted)

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