singhvivek141 Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 32 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said: In an interview after first test it is learnt AKash deep was the hardest among the three seamers to face according to Bangla boys. He doesn't give much width and his deliveries often end up at the stumps. Vk1 1
vvvslaxman Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 (edited) 2 minutes ago, singhvivek141 said: He doesn't give much width and his deliveries often end up at the stumps. yea Not many freebies or comfortably drivable length balls Edited September 27, 2024 by vvvslaxman singhvivek141 1
cowboysfan Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 21 minutes ago, Suhaan said: Siraj has no clue how to bowl anywhere,anymore I hope he can come good in australia atleast,imo better bouncing wickets will suit him the best.
Ultimate_Game Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 18 minutes ago, Suhaan said: Siraj has no clue how to bowl anywhere,anymore Siraj's useless in shorter formats and not doing much in Tests as well. I would take Harshit Rana as well ahead of him. Our pace bowling depth chart should be... Bumrah Shami (if fit) Akash Deep Harshit Rana Siraj Siraj really needs to be dropped to get the kick up his backside. Even likes of Kamboj and Yash Dayal are sneaking up on him. Suhaan and rollingstoned 2
Lone Wolf Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 13 minutes ago, cowboysfan said: I hope he can come good in australia atleast,imo better bouncing wickets will suit him the best. Among seamers perhaps he will be most useful in England as he has art of wobble seam. You need wobble seam in England especially. Akash deep comes from Shami school so all will depend on the lengths he will bowl.
Lone Wolf Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 13 minutes ago, Ultimate_Game said: Siraj's useless in shorter formats and not doing much in Tests as well. I would take Harshit Rana as well ahead of him. Our pace bowling depth chart should be... Bumrah Shami (if fit) Akash Deep Harshit Rana Siraj Siraj really needs to be dropped to get the kick up his backside. Even likes of Kamboj and Yash Dayal are sneaking up on him. Kamboj could be deadly in England tbh. One place he has serious utility. Dayal I am unsure cab bring the ball back in...
Need4Speed Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 i said earlier too Akashdeep deserves new ball with Bumrah...but the eggsperience per TM..is not on his side..they will even make him sit outside if we had to go for 3 spinners..
Vk1 Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 Akashdeep seems to have more control which Shami initially lacked. Frustrated 1
Frustrated Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 Thank U Akashdeep, for ending Gutkesh's career. Need4Speed, Vk1, nevada and 2 others 5
BacktoCricaddict Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 First there was SKY. And then there was Sky Light Need4Speed 1
gakgupta Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 1 hour ago, Lone Wolf said: Among seamers perhaps he will be most useful in England as he has art of wobble seam. You need wobble seam in England especially. Akash deep comes from Shami school so all will depend on the lengths he will bowl. Did he ever play for Indian A team outside india...if so .. do we have the status... I am getting the feeling that he will be quite handy in Australian conditions
rollingstoned Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 2 hours ago, Lone Wolf said: Among seamers perhaps he will be most useful in England as he has art of wobble seam. You need wobble seam in England especially. Akash deep comes from Shami school so all will depend on the lengths he will bowl. Warner mentioned Siraj being the hardest pacer to face last tour because of the 3 quarter ball he bowls. It's possible going back to where he made his debut might help him rediscover his mojo. Lone Wolf 1
Ultimate_Game Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 4 hours ago, rollingstoned said: Warner mentioned Siraj being the hardest pacer to face last tour because of the 3 quarter ball he bowls. It's possible going back to where he made his debut might help him rediscover his mojo. Siraj's performance and pace have come down a lot since then. Siraj was hitting 140s at the time but now his pace is early 130s. He was hitting the bat hard earlier and now it's almost like he's rolling in and putting the ball in place. rollingstoned 1
vvvslaxman Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 17 minutes ago, Ultimate_Game said: Siraj's performance and pace have come down a lot since then. Siraj was hitting 140s at the time but now his pace is early 130s. He was hitting the bat hard earlier and now it's almost like he's rolling in and putting the ball in place. Almost every delivery is a cross seam delivery.
Ultimate_Game Posted September 28, 2024 Posted September 28, 2024 8 hours ago, vvvslaxman said: Almost every delivery is a cross seam delivery. He needs to be dropped. This was ideal time to blood Harshit.
MechEng Posted September 28, 2024 Posted September 28, 2024 He's going to get hammered at 6 rpo with those bowling speeds in Australia.
Old guy Posted September 28, 2024 Posted September 28, 2024 7 minutes ago, MechEng said: He's going to get hammered at 6 rpo with those bowling speeds in Australia. You don't watch matches do you ?
Nikhil_cric Posted September 29, 2024 Posted September 29, 2024 On 9/27/2024 at 7:36 PM, Lone Wolf said: Among seamers perhaps he will be most useful in England as he has art of wobble seam. You need wobble seam in England especially. Akash deep comes from Shami school so all will depend on the lengths he will bowl. This is accurate. Ball tracking suggests that Akash Deep gets less lift(low backspin) and therefore less bounce, ceteris paribus, than the average fast bowler. He is accurate and sharpish so he will do well in England Lone Wolf 1
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