Who should be Ind's 3rd pacer for Adelaide Test?

[express bowling]

13 hours ago, rkt.india said:

This wasn't the case in u19 WC. He was running in quite well then. 

 

 

Yes. Now his steps are bigger.

 

Why is Arun not working on this issue ?

 

Plus Tyagi did not bowl enough good length stuff ... common among rookies and this is where good guidance from the bowling coach comes in.

 

What is Arun's role then ?

Edited December 8, 2020 by express bowling

[OpeningBatsman]

2 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

 

Yes. Now his steps are bigger.

 

Why is Arun not working on this issue ?

 

Plus Tyagi did not bowl enough good length stuff ... common among rookies and this is where food guidance from the bowling coach comes in.

 

What is Arun's role then ?

[express bowling]

11 hours ago, putrevus said:

Arun to me has transformed Indian pace bowling by using his smarts, he to me the most underrated guy in fast bowling renaissance in Indian cricket. Nobody has lost pace under him and everyone has shown tremendous impovement under his coaching.Each bowler is bowling to their strengths.

 

 

 

Umesh and Ishant have lost pace in the last 3 years.

 

Bumrah has added and retained that pace from 2017 onwards.

 

Shami has retained his pace 

 

Bhuvi has lost pace from his 2017-18 peak 

 

Khaleel has lost pace.

 

Siraj bowling slower than he did in 2018.

 

Saini has dropped pace in 2020.

 

More cases of lost pace than the other way round.

 

 

Edited December 8, 2020 by express bowling

[OpeningBatsman]

Arun

[Adamant]

Tyagi can bowl 140, is 6ft tall and only 20 years old. 

The kind of fast bowling culture we have these days it will be interesting to see how he develops. I think he has the potential to end up as a <30 averaging bowler in test cricket. 

[Khota]

Umesh.

 

But I will defer to some good pace bowling experts we have on this forum.