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12 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

 There is certainly something wrong and I have observed this throughout this IPL. Yesterday too, Koti bowled whole over 140-144 but one short ball in between showed 135.

 

 

Maybe the kid bowlers are holding on to the ball a tad bit longer than necessary while bowling the short balls.

Posted
10 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

 

Steps in his run-up were shorter earlier and the momentum transfer into his delivery seem better then 

Stephen Jones ruined his runup. He was in a camp just before lock down with RR and Jones was working with these bowlers. He is running on heels now which wasn't the case before.

Posted
6 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Stephen Jones ruined his runup. He was in a camp just before lock down with RR and Jones was working with these bowlers. He is running on heels now which wasn't the case before.

 

Working under different coaches at different times of the year is adversely affecting many young pacers.

Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

Working under different coaches at different times of the year is adversely affecting many young pacers.

This is one issue which is quite uneasy for the bowler in the first place,im sure Tyagi has not adjusted yet with it,with this getting over he may go back to his local coach to sort things out

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Posted
13 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Stephen Jones ruined his runup. He was in a camp just before lock down with RR and Jones was working with these bowlers. He is running on heels now which wasn't the case before.

It seems weird for a coach to alter a bowler's run up. Successful bowlers have all sort of run ups. Archer, Bumrah, Brett Lee - they are all different but all great bowlers. I see the only reason to change a run up is for very injury prone bowlers (e.g. Simon Jones, Mark Wood).

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