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Enough of KL Rahul. And Shubman Gill (even though sponsored by the BCCI). Just look at their Test averages after 50 and 27 tests respectively—it's been a long career for both. It's senseless to retain these two. I don't understand how the selection criteria in the BCCI work, especially when lobbying seems to play a role.

Edited by devisreeprasadmahesh
Posted
1 hour ago, Vickydev said:

KL doesn't have any clue how to score runs, he tries to stick around for a while and then will find a way to get out. 

He doesn't have clue how to bat at all 

Posted
4 hours ago, Lord said:

 

Economy in Tests is never an indicator of good bowling. 

Its specifically what we want from our third bowler, stock bowler bowling with great economy brings wickets for the team as the run flow is under control, economy is also a very useful stat in test cricket, especially for a stock bowler.

Prasidh is prone to getting hit.

Posted
4 hours ago, express bowling said:

 

Plus economy or wicket taking ability against lesser batsmen does not convert to economy or wickets against top batters .. who can hit supposedly good balls without pace or bounce for 4s.

Economy is very important for workhorse bowler, Ishant used to have great economy at his peak, Bumrah, Siraj and even Akashdeep are attacking bowlers, we need someone who can bowl a lot without being hit and develop pressure on the opposition.

 

If its between Prasidh and Mukesh, as of now I will take Mukesh, the chances of them taking a lot of wickets in the first match is pretty low but the chances of getting hit are higher with Prasidh, dont want him to release all pressure which Bumrah or Akash develop.

We will go with 4 pacers so, atleast one of them should be a workhorse.

Posted
47 minutes ago, Adamant said:

Its specifically what we want from our third bowler, stock bowler bowling with great economy brings wickets for the team as the run flow is under control, economy is also a very useful stat in test cricket, especially for a stock bowler.

Prasidh is prone to getting hit.

 

Even spinners can stop run flow from one end with defensive field. 

 

Bowling accurately is entirely different from economy. Economy can be achieved in Tests by being defensive and not troubling batsmen at all.

Posted
43 minutes ago, Adamant said:

Economy is very important for workhorse bowler, Ishant used to have great economy at his peak, Bumrah, Siraj and even Akashdeep are attacking bowlers, we need someone who can bowl a lot without being hit and develop pressure on the opposition.

 

If its between Prasidh and Mukesh, as of now I will take Mukesh, the chances of them taking a lot of wickets in the first match is pretty low but the chances of getting hit are higher with Prasidh, dont want him to release all pressure which Bumrah or Akash develop.

We will go with 4 pacers so, atleast one of them should be a workhorse.

 

Ishant was highly accurate and constantly threatened to take wickets He wasnt just economical.  His SR since 2015 was around 53 which is quite good. 

 

One thing Prasidh can replicate is bounce. Mukesh is more suited to Eng conditions like Bhuvi.

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Adamant said:

Economy is very important for workhorse bowler, Ishant used to have great economy at his peak, Bumrah, Siraj and even Akashdeep are attacking bowlers, we need someone who can bowl a lot without being hit and develop pressure on the opposition.

 

If its between Prasidh and Mukesh, as of now I will take Mukesh, the chances of them taking a lot of wickets in the first match is pretty low but the chances of getting hit are higher with Prasidh, dont want him to release all pressure which Bumrah or Akash develop.

We will go with 4 pacers so, atleast one of them should be a workhorse.

 

2.2 overs   0 runs  bowling to tailenders 

10 overs   56 runs

7 overs.   44 runs

5 overs    26 runs

 

This is how Mukesh has bowled against the 2 bigger teams he has played against in tests. 

 

It's unlikely that he would be economical against Australia. Neither would be Prasidh.

Edited by express bowling

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