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Posted
20 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Mayank is a very likeable lad in his interviews.

 

Calm and smiling.

 

Intelligent eyes.

 

Talks a lot of sense. You get the feeling that he is a person who plans his actions. 

He said he has eyes on playing for India bluntly...  Confident lad.  Finger crossed he stays fit. 

He is already one foot in on that plane to Carribean 

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

 

He has to practice bowling 15 overs a day. Get his body ready for this.

 

He must play 4 day A-team games and actual test matches. Play some Ranji matches, playing one snd skipping the next and so on. 

When does FC begin for India domestic season.  I would have him bowl 15 overs in day in NCA and get him ready for Australia.

 

 

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Posted
4 minutes ago, BacktoCricaddict said:

156.7. Holy crap.

 

More impressive is the fact that Mayank has the ability to bowl 152 k to 156 k balls at will.

 

The other quickest pacers now are more 150 k+ pacers with maybe one or two  deliveries at 154 k+ in a tournament / series .. but Mayank is a true 155 k+ pacers. 

 

And he is easily the most accurate express pacer.

Posted
5 minutes ago, putrevus said:

When does FC begin for India domestic season.  I would have him bowl 15 overs in day in NCA and get him ready for Australia.

 

After the T20 WC, we have 5 home tests coming up vs BD and NZ.

 

It would an ideal opportunity to get him used to the rigours of red ball cricket, as the primary bowling responsibility would lie with 3 spinners and Bumrah.

 

He can bowl maybe 12 overs a day to start with.  Four short spells of 3 overs.  Ideal for a rookie express pacer. 

Posted
8 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

After the T20 WC, we have 5 home tests coming up vs BD and NZ.

 

It would an ideal opportunity to get him used to the rigours of red ball cricket, as the primary bowling responsibility would lie with 3 spinners and Bumrah.

 

He can bowl maybe 12 overs a day to start with.  Four short spells of 3 overs.  Ideal for a rookie express pacer. 

You are right I totally forgot about home tests, but I doubt our idiot Dravid will do any of those things.

Posted
7 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

After the T20 WC, we have 5 home tests coming up vs BD and NZ.

 

It would an ideal opportunity to get him used to the rigours of red ball cricket, as the primary bowling responsibility would lie with 3 spinners and Bumrah.

 

He can bowl maybe 12 overs a day to start with.  Four short spells of 3 overs.  Ideal for a rookie express pacer. 

Yeah why waste him or grind him in Ranji..  Ease him into Test match cricket. 

Must play 2 tests out of 5 vs BD NZ. 

A first class game in Australia for India A before test series...  He will have enough muscle memory to work with by then. 

 

Of course he should play ODIs in SL and T20 WC before. 

Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, Lone Wolf said:

Yeah why waste him or grind him in Ranji..  Ease him into Test match cricket. 

Must play 2 tests out of 5 vs BD NZ. 

A first class game in Australia for India A before test series...  He will have enough muscle memory to work with by then. 

 

Of course he should play ODIs in SL and T20 WC before. 

 

I am in favour of playing him in 3 tests as his workload won't be much in home tests.  No need to field the whole day.

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Usually Indian selectors shy away from selecting new talent... but Ajit doesn't seem like others... he did fabulous by selecting dhruv jurel and sarfaraz...

He might surprise us by selecting this kid...

 

But before that mayank has to consistently perform in this whole tournament... 

Posted

Ishant made his debut at test debut at 17, RP singh and Sreesanth made their debut very early in their careers.Fast bowlers don't need the grind of first class cricket. They just need their bodies to be in shape to bowl 15 to 20 overs in a day.

 

FC cricket will hurt more than it helps fast bowlers.

Posted
1 hour ago, express bowling said:

 

All the great West Indian fast bowlers played an insane amount of First Class cricket.  Marshall played over 300 FC games excluding tests. 

 

What a beast Marshall was. I think those west Indian bodies were so naturally strong and made for sports. We do not have those kind of genetics but Indians are improving. The new generation has better diet, training and fitness. We had enough tall people before and many strongmen as well but to be purpose fit for something like fast bowling did not happen. Kapil had great fitness but was not express and not as many talents were coming along before 2000.

 

What times now :clap:

Posted
2 hours ago, express bowling said:

 

All the great West Indian fast bowlers played an insane amount of First Class cricket.  Marshall played over 300 FC games excluding tests. 

Those days were different,  right now I don’t trust Indian domestic teams to teach youngster’ right things. If he gets hit one match they might tell him to bowl slow and concentrate line and length.

 

 

 

 

 

Posted

I’ll take him to Australia too but I’m not sure if his body can handle long test match spells at this point. I’m hearing that he only played one first class match? Last thing we want is a long injury layoff. 
But I’ll still get him ready for tests and pretty soon too.
For limited overs, he should be the top 3 players in the squad.

Posted
10 minutes ago, MK55 said:

I’ll take him to Australia too but I’m not sure if his body can handle long test match spells at this point. I’m hearing that he only played one first class match? Last thing we want is a long injury layoff. 
But I’ll still get him ready for tests and pretty soon too.
For limited overs, he should be the top 3 players in the squad.

 

Play him ODis first, make him bowl short spell 3/4 over see how he cope-up with that then think of Test cricket.

 

Aus has hard pitches and ground have heard visiting faster bowlers getting hurt just because they do not know how to land their feet properly.

 

Posted
5 hours ago, express bowling said:

 

All the great West Indian fast bowlers played an insane amount of First Class cricket.  Marshall played over 300 FC games excluding tests. 

Lillee nearly 200 FC games (incl. tests), Wasim akram 250+ incl. tests, waqar 200+ incl. tests, the list goes on. some of them were fairly rapid at one point in their career or the other.

 

shoaib akhtar played almost 90 FC games (removing tests) despite fitness issues.

Posted
1 hour ago, tapandrun said:

 

Play him ODis first, make him bowl short spell 3/4 over see how he cope-up with that then think of Test cricket.

 

Aus has hard pitches and ground have heard visiting faster bowlers getting hurt just because they do not know how to land their feet properly.

 

order should be: T20s, ODIs, home tests, overseas tests

Posted (edited)
15 minutes ago, Vijy said:

order should be: T20s, ODIs, home tests, overseas tests

T20 is harsh format, no time to recover. And Ind commentators are ready to latch on if some1 tries to bowl fast.

 

Odi should be preferred format play along side Bhumrah if they have a bad over there is some1 able to recover and they also have time to recover and rethink.

 

Saw that in MI game Maphaka  bowler found it hard once batter went for him, he didnt had time to recover 

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Posted
1 minute ago, tapandrun said:

T20 is harsh format, no time to recover. And Ind commentators are ready to latch on if some1 tries to bowl fast.

 

Odi should be preferred format play along side Bhumrah if they have a bad over there is some1 able to recover and they also have time to recover and rethink.

mayank has enough accuracy to work in T20s. he is not like umran. moreover, he will carry that IPL confidence into T20s

 

 

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