vvvslaxman Posted March 22 Posted March 22 Pace/ Spin/Combination/ MI has a solid bowling line up. Spin is slightly weaker with no wrist spinner.
Ultimate_Game Posted March 22 Posted March 22 1 hour ago, vvvslaxman said: Pace/ Spin/Combination/ MI has a solid bowling line up. Spin is slightly weaker with no wrist spinner. MI has a huge advantage with Bumrah and Pandya combo. BacktoCricaddict 1
bowl_out Posted March 22 Posted March 22 MI has Bumrah cheat code. Other than that, PBKS bowling looks potent. Arshdeep, Jansen, Ferguson, Brar, Chahal, Omarzari and possibly Connolly. RR also seems to have a decent lineup.
tapandrun Posted March 22 Posted March 22 (edited) Thats largely depends up-on the combination team are able to play. Most teams prefer 2 os batter and 2 os bowlers and some prefer and 1 os bowler and 3 os batters. So as team they need :: 1 Top draw os pace bowler + 1 top draw Ind pace bowler + 1 spinner (mostly Ind. or Afgn spinners). After that its upto combination they can have. Edited March 23 by tapandrun
zen Posted March 23 Posted March 23 Being strongest on paper means zilch. Only when the tournament progresses, we will know the teams in form, and then we can say x or y looks better this edition. tapandrun 1
Ultimate_Game Posted March 26 Posted March 26 On 3/22/2026 at 4:22 PM, bowl_out said: MI has Bumrah cheat code. Other than that, PBKS bowling looks potent. Arshdeep, Jansen, Ferguson, Brar, Chahal, Omarzari and possibly Connolly. RR also seems to have a decent lineup. Any team with Chahal isn't gonna win it
bowl_out Posted March 26 Posted March 26 59 minutes ago, Ultimate_Game said: Any team with Chahal isn't gonna win it Chahal in IPL is pretty good.
Ultimate_Game Posted March 26 Posted March 26 2 hours ago, bowl_out said: Chahal in IPL is pretty good. Don't think he has been on the winning side. I still remember him being with Kohli at RCB and did the same for India as well - going trophyless.
bowl_out Posted March 26 Posted March 26 14 minutes ago, Ultimate_Game said: Don't think he has been on the winning side. I still remember him being with Kohli at RCB and did the same for India as well - going trophyless. If you go by that logic, Karn Sharma is the most successful bowler since he has won with 3 or 4 franchises
Ultimate_Game Posted March 27 Posted March 27 2 hours ago, bowl_out said: If you go by that logic, Karn Sharma is the most successful bowler since he has won with 3 or 4 franchises I would take Karn Sharma over Chahal in a heartbeat. Chahal is extremely limited. He can't bowl in the PP, he can't bowl after 16th over, and he struggles to be effective if early wkts haven't fallen. In other words he's a downhill skier who struggles to make impact unless everything's in his favor. velu 1
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