adi B Posted March 9 Posted March 9 Mr dependable ,The real GOAT ! The semi final Match against England just sealed him as the greatest and the most versatile cricketer of this generation! express bowling 1
BacktoCricaddict Posted March 9 Posted March 9 He's so good, we just take him for granted. Mariyam, Lord and Sandz 1 1 1
tapandrun Posted March 9 Posted March 9 Long time back posted that he kind of freezes in big situation or big games or opp. are able to negate bhumrah factor in big games. Negating a x-factor and one of the best player in big game is a big thing but in last 2-3 yrs bhumrah has been nightmare to opp. in big moments sealing the deal for his team. This WC Great stuff from him in SF and though the deal was already done in F he was bowling masterclass. And even was greater stuff in previous t20i finals.
vvvslaxman Posted March 10 Posted March 10 Adil Rashid has explained it better. No one is even close to Bumrah.
Stan AF Posted March 13 Posted March 13 Bumrah, when he enters to bowl against any team in any T20 event!!!!!!!! Idhaan Bumrah
Vk1 Posted July 20 Posted July 20 It's hard to imagine how Indian cricket would be without Bumrah. Imagine going to SENA without him. The unimaginable spells in overseas tests where he breaks partnerships or picks couple of wickets quickly to change momentum. Those nail biting t20 wc matches where we know our trump card is going to deliver. Those low full tosses and hard lengths which otherwise go for plenty. Those regular magical wickets with his inswingers in shorter formats which happen only in test matches for others. His lethal combo with Shami. It will be a nightmare and him retiring will bring us down across formats. New guy and express bowling 2
Suhaan Posted July 20 Posted July 20 20 minutes ago, Lord said: We are a minnow without him Bumrah happened to us , another one too will happen to us maybe in next 100 years With lack of knowledge of how to operate with pacers and how to handle them( prepare them),it will be even tougher to get one remotely close to him Umran had a thunderous yorker,fuller length These guys derailed him by toying with his lengths,rest you know Won't name others who have decent to good potential but they all will disappear and we end with आभैंस types bowling with the new ,old ball in SENA ,who will watch them? Bumrah is the trp, celebrate all you want ,thos batting stats express bowling, Manucrick, Lord and 1 other 1 3
Vk1 Posted August 27 Posted August 27 It will be really bad for us once Bumrah hangs up his boots.. 2015-23 would be like golden years of Indian cricket
Manucrick Posted August 27 Posted August 27 On 7/20/2026 at 9:21 AM, Suhaan said: Bumrah happened to us , another one too will happen to us maybe in next 100 years With lack of knowledge of how to operate with pacers and how to handle them( prepare them),it will be even tougher to get one remotely close to him Umran had a thunderous yorker,fuller length These guys derailed him by toying with his lengths,rest you know Won't name others who have decent to good potential but they all will disappear and we end with आभैंस types bowling with the new ,old ball in SENA ,who will watch them? Bumrah is the trp, celebrate all you want ,thos batting stats the golden age of indian fast bowling was under kohli and bharat arun and once they were gone our fast bowling standard disappeared with them none of the current captains or coaches understand fast bowling because if they knew a single thing gurnoor wouldn't have been picked over siraj in the second test and once agarkar leaves the new selectors will just end up picking bowlers like mukesh kamboj and nabi express bowling, New guy, tweaker and 1 other 1 3
Vk1 Posted August 27 Posted August 27 On 7/20/2026 at 8:54 AM, Lord said: We are a minnow without him we may not be exactly minnows but we will definitely become that 90s team which could only win at home and unfortunately that's also not a given Lord 1
Manucrick Posted August 27 Posted August 27 8 minutes ago, Vk1 said: we may not be exactly minnows but we will definitely become that 90s team which could only win at home and unfortunately that's also not a given Our home advantage also gone gg turn this team into 60s
New guy Posted August 27 Posted August 27 50 minutes ago, Manucrick said: the golden age of indian fast bowling was under kohli and bharat arun and once they were gone our fast bowling standard disappeared with them none of the current captains or coaches understand fast bowling because if they knew a single thing gurnoor wouldn't have been picked over siraj in the second test and once agarkar leaves the new selectors will just end up picking bowlers like mukesh kamboj and nabi Kohli was encouraging the fast bowlers even at home, for almost a long period under him, fast bowlers took 55 to 60% of wickets at home Then Dravid came along and took us back to spin dustbowls at home and that started us going back to the 90s mentality, no new bowler was discovered unless Siraj counts, we continued with Bumrah and Shami as long as we could That, IMO was the turning point IMO, where all the progress and mentality was undone and then it set up on this path of now having no new youngsters developed Manucrick and express bowling 2
Manucrick Posted August 27 Posted August 27 5 minutes ago, New guy said: Kohli was encouraging the fast bowlers even at home, for almost a long period under him, fast bowlers took 55 to 60% of wickets at home Then Dravid came along and took us back to spin dustbowls at home and that started us going back to the 90s mentality, no new bowler was discovered unless Siraj counts, we continued with Bumrah and Shami as long as we could That, IMO was the turning point IMO, where all the progress and mentality was undone and then it set up on this path of now having no new youngsters developed Dravid is worse than GG if Dravid was the coach for this SL tour Unadkat and Mukesh would have played here express bowling 1
diga Posted August 27 Posted August 27 13 minutes ago, New guy said: Kohli was encouraging the fast bowlers even at home, for almost a long period under him, fast bowlers took 55 to 60% of wickets at home Then Dravid came along and took us back to spin dustbowls at home and that started us going back to the 90s mentality, no new bowler was discovered unless Siraj counts, we continued with Bumrah and Shami as long as we could That, IMO was the turning point IMO, where all the progress and mentality was undone and then it set up on this path of now having no new youngsters developed Siraj debuted under Shastri/Kohli.... some research will tell you that fast bowlers who debuted under Dravid are Arshdeep, umran malik, prasidh, avesh khan , mukesh kumar, kuldeep sen, Akashdeep.... Of them only mukesh is a glorified trundler, rest are supposed to have clocked 140+ @express bowling MTC do some research express bowling and gattaca 2
Manucrick Posted August 27 Posted August 27 5 minutes ago, diga said: Siraj debuted under Shastri/Kohli.... some research will tell you that fast bowlers who debuted under Dravid are Arshdeep, umran malik, prasidh, avesh khan , mukesh kumar, kuldeep sen, Akashdeep.... Of them only mukesh is a glorified trundler, rest are supposed to have clocked 140+ @express bowling MTC do some research Not prasidh
diga Posted August 27 Posted August 27 Just now, Manucrick said: Not prasidh Google/ cricinfo stats is your friend
Manucrick Posted August 27 Posted August 27 (edited) 1 minute ago, diga said: Google/ cricinfo stats is your friend He debut odi in pune ravi shastri was the coach I seen that match Edited August 27 by Manucrick
diga Posted August 27 Posted August 27 (edited) 26 minutes ago, Manucrick said: He debut odi in pune ravi shastri was the coach I seen that match Sure Mine is combined list of bowlers who debuted either in ODIs or tests Edited August 27 by diga Manucrick 1
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