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[Prabhdeep Singh]

Remember the name

[Jay]

3 hours ago, Prabhdeep Singh said:

Remember the name

Not to be a dick but under 19 is not a good benchmark. Remember lot of players came through and won under 19 tournaments yet they were no where to be found later. 

 

But.....in saying that,this kid looks legit good. Not like unmukth chand etc.

[Vijy]

43 minutes ago, Jay said:

Not to be a dick but under 19 is not a good benchmark. Remember lot of players came through and won under 19 tournaments yet they were no where to be found later. 

 

But.....in saying that,this kid looks legit good. Not like unmukth chand etc.

Unmukt Chand, Harmeet Singh, Aparajito Baba, and so on were all from that batch. I remember Ian Chappell going ga-ga over Unmukt and Harmeet

[vvvslaxman]

2 hours ago, Jay said:

Not to be a dick but under 19 is not a good benchmark. Remember lot of players came through and won under 19 tournaments yet they were no where to be found later. 

 

But.....in saying that,this kid looks legit good. Not like unmukth chand etc.

 

Sometimes we get it right.. Look at @nsareen post from 2016 during under-19 world cup which he was part of. Sundar was barely 16 years old.

 

 

 

 

[Jay]

23 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

 

Sometimes we get it right.. Look at @nsareen post from 2016 during under-19 world cup which he was part of. Sundar was barely 16 years old.

 

 

 

 

Nice. Not saying we can't but it's unpredictable. More often than not, players who have done extremely well in under 19 have struggled to excel in International cricket. It's true. 

 

Although we usually get 2 to 3 top quality players during every WC. Most top sides do except Aussies. 

 

Aussies haven't had one player do well in internationals from the under 19 batches since 2016.

 

I remember rabada in 2012 destroying Aussies and doing well vs pakistan in under 19 WC. That was a clear sign of a great bowler. Taking 6 wickets in the semis etc. 

 

For under 19 you have to look at skills or pace/bounce. That's it. 

 

Results don't matter.

[helperononline]

His father was Yuvraj Singh's batting coach and his grand father was olympic gold medalist.

 

[Pollack]

37 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

 

Sometimes we get it right.. Look at @nsareen post from 2016 during under-19 world cup which he was part of. Sundar was barely 16 years old.

 

 

 

 

And what has Sundar proved yet?

[vvvslaxman]

4 minutes ago, Pollack said:

And what has Sundar proved yet?

??? 5 tests already 3  or 4 back to the wall innings

[Jay]

5 minutes ago, Pollack said:

And what has Sundar proved yet?

Are you serious lol? Gabba win

Backs to the wall smashing of England at home. 

[vvvslaxman]

20 minutes ago, Jay said:

Nice. Not saying we can't but it's unpredictable. More often than not, players who have done extremely well in under 19 have struggled to excel in International cricket. It's true. 

 

Although we usually get 2 to 3 top quality players during every WC. Most top sides do except Aussies. 

 

Aussies haven't had one player do well in internationals from the under 19 batches since 2016.

 

I remember rabada in 2012 destroying Aussies and doing well vs pakistan in under 19 WC. That was a clear sign of a great bowler. Taking 6 wickets in the semis etc. 

 

For under 19 you have to look at skills or pace/bounce. That's it. 

 

Results don't matter.

They mature late. Also you have to do well in sheffield shield. Jason Sanga the captain was the one guy that was hyped I'm 2018. He is only 22 now. Still time on his side. Also Lloyd pope the leggie from the same batch doing well in Domestics. Also playing for Sidney sixes. Travis head is from changes batch. Look how many years for him to develop

 Chand already retired.

Edited February 6, 2022 by vvvslaxman

[vvvslaxman]

35 minutes ago, Jay said:

Are you serious lol? Gabba win

Backs to the wall smashing of England at home. 

2006 batch went missing at the Gabba.  But 2016 and 2018 batch stepped up.

Edited February 6, 2022 by vvvslaxman

[nsareen]

 

Sometimes we get it right.. Look at [mention=8308]nsareen[/mention] post from 2016 during under-19 world cup which he was part of. Sundar was barely 16 years old.

 

 

 

 

wow din’t realise i had made a post on him [emoji4], thanks for pulling that up !

 

 

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[rkt.india]

He has a slingshot action. Hopefully will get quicker.

[vvvslaxman]

17 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

He has a slingshot action. Hopefully will get quicker.

If he can consistently extract bounce that is great

 

[rkt.india]

13 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

If he can consistently extract bounce that is great

 

His bowling action has shades of Mitch Johnson, not as round arm but bowling arm goes low touching the pocket of his trousers to create a slingshot effect.

Edited February 6, 2022 by rkt.india

[Jay]

2 hours ago, vvvslaxman said:

They mature late. Also you have to do well in sheffield shield. Jason Sanga the captain was the one guy that was hyped I'm 2018. He is only 22 now. Still time on his side. Also Lloyd pope the leggie from the same batch doing well in Domestics. Also playing for Sidney sixes. Travis head is from changes batch. Look how many years for him to develop

 Chand already retired.

Sanga is **** man. Seen him play. 

Yes Pope is decent but not top quality. 

[Vijy]

Just now, Jay said:

Sanga is **** man. Seen him play. 

Yes Pope is decent but not top quality. 

tanveer sangha is pretty good, especially for T20s. the other sangha (Jason) is not so impressive I hear

[Jay]

1 hour ago, vvvslaxman said:

2006 batch went missing at the Gabba.  But 2016 and 2018 batch stepped up.

I love sundar. Never been more excited about a batting all rounder. He is a top tier talent. 

[Lord]

1 hour ago, rkt.india said:

He has a slingshot action. Hopefully will get quicker.

what about injuries? Will he stay fit or be like HP?

[Jay]

6 minutes ago, Vijy said:

tanveer sangha is pretty good, especially for T20s. the other sangha (Jason) is not so impressive I hear

They are average but good enough yo destroy trimurti now.