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Posted (edited)
52 minutes ago, Ankit_sharma03 said:

What ??? Is something wrong with speed guns ?

Don't think so. Hazlewood was consistently in the 140's. While other bowlers Chahar and Curran bowled their usual speeds.

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Hazlewood has increased his pace in the last 2 years.

 

He was a 130 k to 140 k pacer for a few years and is quicker nowadays. 

 

But he still remains a 2 paced seamer ... quick on some days and not so quick on others.

 

But he can bowl 135 k to 146 k on many days ... And that is sharp.

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Just now, express bowling said:

Hazlewood has increased his pace in the last 2 years.

 

He was a 130 k to 140 k pacer for a few years and is quicker nowadays. 

 

But he still remains a 2 paced seamer ... quick on somd days and not so quick on others.

 

But he can bowl 135 k to 146 k on many days ... And that is sharp.

He hardly ever sprays it around. Gets some subtle seam movement and disconcerting bounce from time to time. 

Posted
4 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Hazlewood has increased his pace in the last 2 years.

 

He was a 130 k to 140 k pacer for a few years and is quicker nowadays. 

 

But he still remains a 2 paced seamer ... quick on somd days and not so quick on others.

 

But he can bowl 135 k to 146 k on many days ... And that is sharp.

Hazalwood always had this ability,he was bowling at lively pace even in WC 2015

Posted
3 minutes ago, Forward Defence said:

He hardly ever sprays it around. Gets some subtle seam movement and disconcerting bounce from time to time. 

 

Yes ... combination of pace, bounce, accuracy and some movement is what makes a pacer dangerous rather than just accuracy or just pace or just swing 

 

It is better to have a bouncy and accurate 142 k pacer rather than a spray-gun 147 k pacer without bounce 

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