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2 minutes ago, Mesky99 said:

Maybe the speed guns are right, hangagarekar puts a lot of effort but looses momentum as he slows down before jump, dinda who had a similar action lost pace to his jump which was in the air and not forward, vats bowling around 128kph looks correct speed.

 

Lots of quick pacers in the 1970s, 1980s and even the 1990s had jumps and still bowled quick.

 

He is looking quick even when he is bowling full. It is not just the bounce.

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Just now, express bowling said:

 

Lots of quick pacers in the 1970s, 1980s and even the 1990s had jumps and still bowled quick.

 

He is looking quick even when he is bowling full. It is not just the bounce.

He puts in a lot of effort hence the perception that he is quick, the uganda batsman was batting out of his crease, he was so quick I highly doubt the batters would do that, slightly disappointed with the pace, I said before we end over ratting the speeds of these pacers after watching a few YouTube reels.

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4 minutes ago, Mesky99 said:

Maybe the speed guns are right, hangagarekar puts a lot of effort but looses momentum as he slows down before jump, dinda who had a similar action lost pace to his jump which was in the air and not forward, vats bowling around 128kph looks correct speed.

Tend to agree . Looks more an effort bowler , a la Shane Watson who also touched 140+ before injury.

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Ravi Kumar was bowling well into the 130s last match while its 125-127 today. Definitely some issue with the previous or current speed guns. 

 

To be honest, Kumar does look closer to 125 than to 135.

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Just now, express bowling said:

 

His run up was modified by his coach. Used to run in like a sprinter and was probably quicker.

Yea read that in his coach's interview and was wondering whether that really was a wise decision. Simon Doull was saying on commentary earlier that the pacers need to sprint in.

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

 

His run up was modified by his coach. Used to run in like a sprinter and was probably quicker.

Why?  Is it helping him in any way? Fed up with the trundlers. 

Edited by nitinbwj
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Just now, express bowling said:

 

Don't think it is helping. But his coach probably wanted accuracy at the cost of pace.

Dehati coaches only know one thing ,pace is overated kills accuracy,these coaches need training

Time to revolutionize Indian batting bowling coaching method

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