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Posted
Just now, vvvslaxman said:

 

Ofcourse he was the only one putting up a fight at the Gabba against us

 

"Australia  still throwing punches. It is that man again. Pat cummins" -  Shane warne. saying after Mayank's dismissal. Will always remember that.

even Pujara's LBW. Most teams would have given up by then

Posted
1 minute ago, khadekhademaaro said:

Contender for best cricket of our times!! I would have him right up there

 

 Cummins self-managed his workload excellently.  At one point  Boult/Bumrah/Shaheen/Cummins were bowling the most number of balls every year. Gradually he reduced that count. 

Posted
2 minutes ago, Sgattick10 said:

Pat Cummins is the best fast bowler in red ball cricket by a mile. 

 

Absolute champion cricketer. This is his 4th consecutive test match inside a month but still shows no sign of fatigue inspite of the added captaincy pressure. Absolute peak specimen of male athleticism and mental strength.

Posted
1 minute ago, putrevus said:

Aggressive fast bowling at its best.Sustained aggression not mindless leaking of runs.

 

That is their forte in Australia. A reason why it is very very hard to beat Australia in Australia. They consistently pose threat every ball by being metronomic. Players eventually give it away. 

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Just now, Norman said:

 

Absolute champion cricketer. This is his 4th consecutive test match inside a month but still shows no sign of fatigue inspite of the added captaincy pressure. Absolute peak specimen of male athleticism and mental strength.

 

His workout mainly focuses on core strength and below waist. Important for a fast bowler. Don't see him work much on his 6 pack like Pandya does.

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18 minutes ago, Lord said:

you do need a bowling option in top 5 apart from the allrounder. We lack that.

 

Moeen is perfect case of wasted talent.

If India is on other extreme with batsmen who cannot bowl England is at the other extreme where there are too many so called allrounders without having real batsmen or bowlers.

 

Bits and pieces players won't work in test cricket.

 

Ali plays as he is best spinner in England, his batting is always a bonus but he is just an okay spinner.

 

 

Posted
3 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

 

That is their forte in Australia. A reason why it is very very hard to beat Australia in Australia. They consistently pose threat every ball by being metronomic. Players eventually give it away. 

That is what India had for a very brief period under Bharat Arun.IMO he was the man behing India fast bowling.It is a shame he is no longer part of Indian cricketing setup. 

 

But Aussies due to height advantage and greater fitness are capable of lasting longer.

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Aus and Eng are at similar scores if you take out that smashing 118 from Marsh. Stokes will have to score quickfire 50-60 runs before he is left stranded at 40-50 runs. Looks like Aus will get at least 70-80 runs lead. 

Posted
1 minute ago, vvvslaxman said:

Mark wood > his IPL skipper KL Rahul in terms of attitude.

Is there any player in world worse in attitude than Rahul.

Posted
43 minutes ago, putrevus said:

That is what India had for a very brief period under Bharat Arun.IMO he was the man behing India fast bowling.It is a shame he is no longer part of Indian cricketing setup. 

 

But Aussies due to height advantage and greater fitness are capable of lasting longer.

Just height advantage. 

Indian bowling is fit, well not so much under current idiot Mambray. 

However the taller bowlers have it easier to generate bounce. Shorter ones will be more injury prone as they have to strain their bodies more often. 

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