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This could be the make or break season for him.. Has he fully recovered from all the injuries? Can he play all the 14 games or atleast 10+ matches this season? If he does and keeps his economy under 8, he might be the bowler we need in T20Is. Tall, hit the deck + left arm variety with good death bowling skills is gold. 

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He's very injury prone but a gun bowler for shorter formats if fit. He hits that awkward length and is tough to get away. He's the most difficult Indian pacer to face in T20s after Bumrah. If he's fit, would love to see him in a bilateral series.

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On 4/5/2026 at 12:52 AM, gakgupta said:

Nattu is doing pretty good

The cheerleaders must be dancing to the chorus

 

Nattu Nattu Nattu Nattu
Nattu Nattu Veera Nattu
Nattu Nattu Nattu Nattu
Nattu Nattu Oora Nattu

 

 

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On 4/23/2026 at 6:12 PM, Vk1 said:

bade bhai played just 3 games so far.. under 5 rpo in two of those.. if only he can maintain his fitness

5 rpo is gold in T20's

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Rabada turns out be a smoker, I wouldn’t be surprised if Moshin was. The guy looks like he will have a heart attack when he runs after the ball in the outfield or bowl 2 deliveries over 140 :facepalm:

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Imagine Bumrah and Mohsin Khan bowling together! :woot: 2 unhittable bowlers together and maybe Shami has something left in him for the ODI WC :pray:

 

If Mohsin stays fit he's the best white-ball bowler we have after Bumrah. Hits hard lengths, difficult to get away, hits 140+kph consistently and gives no freebies. He managed to bowl a maiden to Sooryavanshi as well :hatsoff:

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28 minutes ago, BacktoCricaddict said:

If they don't select Mohsin for the next T20I series ....

With Shami out there is a reservation spot

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30 minutes ago, maniac said:

Still awful fitness though.

 

True but deserves a go. Getting into intls may force him to get fitter. But he's too good a talent to be kept away given our pace bowling cupboard isn't that great after Bumrah.

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@maniac, Mohsin's fitness is not solely his fault. The guy suffered from a health issue which nearly led to his arm being amputated. You can read more about it here...
https://www.financialexpress.com/sports/sports-insights/mohsin-khan-injury-comeback-story-lsg-ipl-2026/4216107/

https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/mohsin-khan-nearly-lost-an-arm-but-he-s-back-to-being-lucknow-s-enforcer-again-1433678

 

It took a long time to come back and regain strength. If he's fit enough to play only Bumrah is ahead of him in pace options. Anyone who can bowl a maiden over to Sooryavanshi and then dismiss him has to be special.

Edited by Ultimate_Game
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