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Posted
4 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Kuldeep couldn't land a single Yorker 

 

These bowlers have been instructed to howl wide yorkers only ... and this is messing things up.

 

Some straight yorkers ... like Bumrah and Nattu ... must be tried too. 

Posted
4 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Good to see Prasidh bowl consistently in the 143 k to 145 k zone again.

 

If you can do this then why bowl 135 to 140 k  !!

 

Because, EB, bowling is about thwarting a batsman's expectations. If a batsman knows in advance the kind of ball I will bowl (consistent pace above 140), then I've lost the battle even before bowling a single ball.

Posted
16 minutes ago, DarkProfile said:

 

Because, EB, bowling is about thwarting a batsman's expectations. If a batsman knows in advance the kind of ball I will bowl (consistent pace above 140), then I've lost the battle even before bowling a single ball.

In T20s

Posted
16 minutes ago, DarkProfile said:

 

Because, EB, bowling is about thwarting a batsman's expectations. If a batsman knows in advance the kind of ball I will bowl (consistent pace above 140), then I've lost the battle even before bowling a single ball.

 

I am not talking about slower balls.

 

Quicker balls have to be quick and only then do the slower balls create maximum impact.

 

 

Posted
18 minutes ago, DarkProfile said:

 

Because, EB, bowling is about thwarting a batsman's expectations. If a batsman knows in advance the kind of ball I will bowl (consistent pace above 140), then I've lost the battle even before bowling a single ball.

Variation is not all about slower ones,we tend to misunderstand it

Slowers,cutters are part of it

Varying lengths and line at pace also do it for you,a good slower one then comes into the picture

Bowling slowers all the time is also predictable approach

Posted
2 minutes ago, Suhaan said:

Variation is not all about slower ones,we tend to misunderstand it

Slowers,cutters are part of it

Varying lengths and line at pace also do it for you,a good slower one then comes into the picture

Bowling slowers all the time is also predictable approach

 

Yes, the more variations a bowler has in his repertoire to gain one-upmanship over the batsman, the better the bowler is in my book. That's exactly what I was saying.

Posted
31 minutes ago, Suhaan said:

Variation is not all about slower ones,we tend to misunderstand it

Slowers,cutters are part of it

Varying lengths and line at pace also do it for you,a good slower one then comes into the picture

absolutely 

Posted (edited)
9 hours ago, express bowling said:

 

These bowlers have been instructed to howl wide yorkers only ... and this is messing things up.

 

Some straight yorkers ... like Bumrah and Nattu ... must be tried too. 

 

 

And Shami bowls a few straight yorkers and could not be hit.

 

Our young quicks should not focus on bowling too many wide yorkers and bowl some straight yorkers too.

 

 

Edited by express bowling
Posted
1 hour ago, Suhaan said:

Variation is not all about slower ones,we tend to misunderstand it

Slowers,cutters are part of it

Varying lengths and line at pace also do it for you,a good slower one then comes into the picture

Bowling slowers all the time is also predictable approach

remember this Nzl fellow who used to play for MI McClenaghan. Looked like crap when he bowled but took many wickets because of his lack of accuracy. 

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