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Why is Prasidh Krishna rated so highly?


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3 hours ago, Ravi_Shastri said:

:clap:

 

8 wickets in the game :clap:

 

That is an old post though. Still is right in terms of his ability.

 

Lacks brains and mental strength and I've criticized him in recent posts

Posted
22 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

Everybody on the match thread were abusing him . Played a bridesmaid to Siraj with 8 wickets, last evening Root and Bethell was instrumental to fight back today. . One of the most hated and abused player in recent times. 

He cranked up his pace in this match. Which means he's capable of being good. Didn't see that in his previous efforts. Hence the frustration. 

 

 

Posted
3 minutes ago, BacktoCricaddict said:

He cranked up his pace in this match. Which means he's capable of being good. Didn't see that in his previous efforts. Hence the frustration. 

 

 

He is not in the same league as Bumrah, Siraj or Shami. But is good for an away tour as a backup. On flat pitches , everybody failed including Suraj. But gets singled out. 

Posted

Good on prasidh ,Morne morkel should continue working on him and Rana.Prasidh should work on his accuracy as he gives away a release ball which is a problem.

Posted
3 minutes ago, CG said:

Good on prasidh ,Morne morkel should continue working on him and Rana.Prasidh should work on his accuracy as he gives away a release ball which is a problem.

Prasidh has a lot of attributes Morne had. Hope he gets even better under his coaching.

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I feel he doesn’t use his brain. He need to be coached by bumrah to think on what to bowl every ball. He gave a single last ball to Atkinson I thought that was a poor ball a bowler can bowl when you have a no10 who can’t bat. 

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5 minutes ago, gattaca said:

I feel he doesn’t use his brain. He need to be coached by bumrah to think on what to bowl every ball. He gave a single last ball to Atkinson I thought that was a poor ball a bowler can bowl when you have a no10 who can’t bat. 

He wanted Siraj to earn his 5fer against a proper fit batsman. Spirit of cricket :phehe:

Posted

What I saw today:

 

When he was short, he lacked venom and was easily played.

 

When he was length, he was length on the legs and flicked away.

 

Even his wide off the offstump balls felt barely controlled.

 

He lacked that edge, control, or discipline.  Frontline batsmen would have picked him off easy.

 

He may have been nervous today, it's only his 6th or 7th Test.

 

But he's 29, unless he ramps up his game significantly, he will never be more than a third bowler and not for very long.

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