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10 minutes ago, Vijy said:

have kuldeep + one spin AR + 4 pacers (of which 1 can bat to an extent)

Not enough bowling options especially considering that we don't have batting allrounders.

 

Posted
37 minutes ago, MK55 said:

What do u guys think makes Mayank's deliveries difficult to negotiate?
I think besides his pace, it's gotta be the wrist snap at the end. His bowling arm is straight at the shoulder level and also when he delivers the ball which is good. But just prior to delivering, there's this huge wrist snap which Varun Aaron also pointed out. That gives that zip of the wicket and batters are late in playing those length balls. 

Aaron is a good analyst of fast bowling. Hope he becomes a commentator.

Posted
4 minutes ago, Mosher said:

Aaron is a good analyst of fast bowling. Hope he becomes a commentator.

 

Aaron is so astute that it's a mystery why he did not have a good career.

 

Pace, bounce, brains .... what was missing ?  Intelligent people will obviously understand the importance of accuracy and work on it.

Posted
4 minutes ago, Mosher said:

Aaron is a good analyst of fast bowling. Hope he becomes a commentator.

Yes, I was gonna say the same. 
He loves fast bowling. One of the questions asked by the viewers was is pace temporary. To which he responded no it doesn’t have to be. If you’re disciplined and relish fast bowling as a lifestyle, there’s no reason why u can’t maintain it. Need that kind of attitude.

 

Broad is chill too. In fact even Mitch Mclennaghan is a good addition. All these guys Stuart, Mitch, Steve, Finch, Aaron are a good addition.

Posted
1 hour ago, MediumPacer said:

Speedometer can be wrong as can be the predicted path for lbw,these aren't controversial views but accepted by them as well.

 

Hasnt imran clocked 157 on these guns but he doesn't look that quick.Then starc clocked 160k in aus.

Umran doesn't look that quick to you

That is subjective,he did look very quick in that season

Batsmen were late quite a few times facing him that season

Posted
1 hour ago, MK55 said:

What do u guys think makes Mayank's deliveries difficult to negotiate?
I think besides his pace, it's gotta be the wrist snap at the end. His bowling arm is straight at the shoulder level and also when he delivers the ball which is good. But just prior to delivering, there's this huge wrist snap which Varun Aaron also pointed out. That gives that zip of the wicket and batters are late in playing those length balls. 

That flick of the wrist also helps in getting movement

Posted
1 minute ago, Suhaan said:

Umran doesn't look that quick to you

That is subjective,he did look very quick in that season

Batsmen were late quite a few times facing him that season

Umran is express. He just needs to find right lengths for him.

Posted
9 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Umran is express. He just needs to find right lengths for him.

Why its so hard for whole Indian/JK/SRH setup to fix that..cant they be fired if they cant fix it for so long

Posted
1 hour ago, MK55 said:

What do u guys think makes Mayank's deliveries difficult to negotiate?
I think besides his pace, it's gotta be the wrist snap at the end. His bowling arm is straight at the shoulder level and also when he delivers the ball which is good. But just prior to delivering, there's this huge wrist snap which Varun Aaron also pointed out. That gives that zip of the wicket and batters are late in playing those length balls. 

His main strength is that he bowls well ,even if he were a medium pacer he would have been a decent bowler.Moment he strays like tyagi or umran then you will see what happens, specially on a bare flat track

Posted
42 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

Aaron is so astute that it's a mystery why he did not have a good career.

 

Pace, bounce, brains .... what was missing ?  Intelligent people will obviously understand the importance of accuracy and work on it.

arrived too early on the scene, and had no quick bowler to guide him. india had produced only 1 genuine quick (srinath) who was long retired by then.

Posted
6 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Khaleel has given width outside off today. Didn't in earlier matches.

that's khaleel in a nutshell. does well at the beginning, then tails off

Posted
1 minute ago, Vijy said:

arrived too early on the scene, and had no quick bowler to guide him. india had produced only 1 genuine quick (srinath) who was long retired by then.

Injuries no one in Ind cricketing set-up know how to treat a proper pacer he played back stress. had to put rods (not sure) he talks abt it in an interview.

then there was Dhoni who didnt like faster bowlers

Posted
1 hour ago, MK55 said:

What do u guys think makes Mayank's deliveries difficult to negotiate?
I think besides his pace, it's gotta be the wrist snap at the end. His bowling arm is straight at the shoulder level and also when he delivers the ball which is good. But just prior to delivering, there's this huge wrist snap which Varun Aaron also pointed out. That gives that zip of the wicket and batters are late in playing those length balls. 

Wrist snap allows him to impart loads of back spin revs which is probably what separates him from Umran. 

 

You get extra bounce and the ball is a bit fuller than its initial trajectory suggests 

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