express bowling Posted August 21 Posted August 21 (edited) 37 minutes ago, Suhaan said: I don't see Prasidh as a deserving candidate either but in the name of extracting lateral swing we can't waste a series or years on guys like Bharibojh,undikatta,Aquib,Boobie types They are pseudo swing bowlers who will do zilch with anything other than SGs(even that is rare,when it matters) Planning has to start from State and Zonal Levels. Younger 140 k+ pacers are not getting to play FC and List A cricket for their States and Zones with any kind of regularity till they are 27+. Which is why the fit and skilled pool of 140 k+ quicks is far less than the total pool. They have wasted Tyagi, Kuldeep Sen, Mavi, Umran, Nagarkoti etc. by not giving them enough chances at state / zonal levels or dropping them prematurely from Team India. Even Prasidh's development was slowed down early on when Vinay, Mithun, Arvind kept playing for Karnataka. Now Eden Tom is getting the same treatment. Not picked for South Zone in red ball cricket. Same applies to Onkar Tarmale for West Zone. Harshit has not played any red ball matches after December 2024. And has regressed. This is the problem. Edited August 21 by express bowling Sgattick10, Mosher, tapandrun and 1 other 4
express bowling Posted August 21 Posted August 21 23 minutes ago, Lord said: He is already 30 yo though. We can't wait that long. Young pacers need to be brought in. Absolutely. Get all the U25 140 k+ pacers to play FC and List A regularly. Tarmale, Devendran, Eden, Mayank, Tyagi, Ashok when fit must play FC and List A regularly. Otherwise they will never develop. 23 minutes ago, Lord said: Harshit needs to come back too. Can bat at 8 in NZ tour They have not allowed Harshit to play any FC after December 2024. And this has impeded his progress and fitness. Get him to play 3 Ranji / FC matches after return. Lone Wolf, Mosher and Lord 3
Nikhil_cric Posted August 21 Posted August 21 What's happening to Abbas and Khurram is what will happen to Aquib Nabi if he plays. For all those supporting Nabi selection , it's a good reminder you need a certain minimum average pace to be effective on all pitches. Lone Wolf, express bowling, tapandrun and 1 other 4
Lone Wolf Posted August 21 Posted August 21 (edited) 46 minutes ago, express bowling said: They have not allowed Harshit to play any FC after December 2024. And this has impeded his progress and fitness. Get him to play 3 Ranji / FC matches after return I don't think Harshit wants to play much test cricket looking at his poor fitness. He seems content with limited overs cricket Edited August 21 by Lone Wolf express bowling 1
LordPrabhzy Posted August 21 Posted August 21 Why are we clogging up with this thread talking about Indian first class bowling discussions when it is a Eng Pak test match thread..? putrevus 1
express bowling Posted August 21 Posted August 21 5 minutes ago, Lone Wolf said: I don't think Harshit wants to play much test cricket looking at his poor fitness. He seems content with limited overs cricket One thing I noticed was, whenever any red ball cricket was going on, Harshit was in the LOI squad and often on the bench. This was poor planning by the selectors and his intention was not even tested. One good thing is .... now Harshit is under a rigorous weight loss program at the CoE. Mosher and Lone Wolf 2
Norman Posted August 21 Posted August 21 40 minutes ago, Nikhil_cric said: What's happening to Abbas and Khurram is what will happen to Aquib Nabi if he plays. For all those supporting Nabi selection , it's a good reminder you need a certain minimum average pace to be effective on all pitches. What would that be in your opinion?
Nikhil_cric Posted August 21 Posted August 21 53 minutes ago, Norman said: What would that be in your opinion? Around the 133 kph mark imo. Norman 1
Nikhil_cric Posted August 21 Posted August 21 https://www.bbc.com/sport/cricket/live/c62l8j10kw6t?post=asset%3A869ca984-ea31-4d07-b8ad-c2e6168631fc#post Whenever Pakistani seamers missed their length, they were brutalised because they don't have the height or pace to get away with it. https://www.bbc.com/sport/cricket/live/c62l8j10kw6t?post=asset%3A6f5d792c-5fdf-41b1-8e43-42a9e3f75fff#post Abbas was as metronomically accurate as always but at 123.5 kph average pace , he simply couldn't threaten since the pitch had flattened out. tapandrun 1
express bowling Posted August 21 Posted August 21 1 hour ago, Nikhil_cric said: Around the 133 kph mark imo. 133 kph average speed works only if he is a tall bounce bowler with pinpoint accuracy. Like McGrath, Walsh, Pollock etc. Medium height pacers or tall pacers with normal bounce or pacers with standard accuracy need atleast 137 kph / 136 kph average speed. tapandrun and Mosher 2
Tillu Posted August 21 Author Posted August 21 (edited) Imam out for a duck. Edited August 21 by Tillu Frustrated 1
vvvslaxman Posted August 21 Posted August 21 5 hours ago, express bowling said: How long did Ishant take to mature ? 7 years. Umesh took 4 to 5 years. Prasidh is bowling well from his 6th test. Is averaging 21 in his last 3 tests. ER is down and accuracy has improved. 1 ) It is this approach which is a big impediment in establishing quick pacers, wrist spinners and stroke players ( who may take a bit more time to reach maturity ) In the social media age everyone wants quick results from match 1. Otherwise troll them mercilessly. 2 ) Not every quick pacer will do well. It will never happen. If 2 to 3 out of 5 pacers, who are tried, establish themselves, it is a fair rate. Which is why it is important to give chances to every quick pacer the moment he performs for a decent length of time in any format. We don't play that many tests to begin with like England does. Every testing has to be done in LOIs. I think we are over-rating guys like Prasdham. Did you see how Tongue bowls? or Will O rourke bowls? They are not 30 year olds. Ishant made debut at the age of 19. Prasdham is already 30. PRasdham's best ICC ranking is 55. If you give him 5 years to develop he will be 35. We will have an elite old trundler. Kartik Tyagi, Harshit Rana kind of bowlers are the ones you invest in.
vvvslaxman Posted August 21 Posted August 21 Jo Root brilliant captaincy? lol This leg slip idea was from Stokes.
The Hound Posted August 21 Posted August 21 (edited) Robinson is also a trundler but he's taller than PAK bowlers. Edited August 21 by The Hound
vvvslaxman Posted August 21 Posted August 21 Just now, The Hound said: Robinson is also a trundler but he's taller than PAK bowlers. He moves the ball. Also he is quicker off the pitch because of his wrist position.
vvvslaxman Posted August 21 Posted August 21 As Joffra showed.. first 4 balls seam up setup deliveries, then wicket delivery was scrambled seam.. Technically it is 90 degree grip change. Not random bolding of the ball. Batsmen won't know which way the ball would seam. You gotta mix them perfectly.
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