rkt.india Posted February 13, 2009 Posted February 13, 2009 hey guys, we have a lot of good batsman in the team and some are knocking the door like Pujara, Rahane, Shikhar Dhawan, Sunny Sohal, but what about the bowlers who makes a team best in the world like Australia was. So lets start a thread for upcoming fast bowlers. We here want to know who are bowlers coming up in the ranks and who can be India prospect in future.......so guys give your names here....I give my name too.. 1. Umesh Yadav 2. Anureet Singh 3. Sudeep tyagi 4. Ashok Dinda 5. Dhawal Kulkarni 6. Amanpreet Singh 7. Ishwar Chaudhary 8. Abu Nechim Ahmed 9. Shantanu Pitre
Show_stopper Posted February 13, 2009 Posted February 13, 2009 rkt i got a question for you..how old is this Umesh yadav? Hope we get to see Tyagi for CSK this time around.
Sachinism Posted February 13, 2009 Posted February 13, 2009 Dinda was impressive in the IPL, hope to see him in India colours one day
Ram Posted February 13, 2009 Posted February 13, 2009 Good thread. I think we can safely remove Dinda from this list. Apart from the odd fiery over, he isnt capable much else. Would like to know about others. And rkt.India, are you Shantanu Pitre? :D
Chandan Posted February 13, 2009 Posted February 13, 2009 hey guys, we have a lot of good batsman in the team and some are knocking the door like Pujara, Rahane, Shikhar Dhawan, Sunny Sohal, but what about the bowlers who makes a team best in the world like Australia was. So lets start a thread for upcoming fast bowlers. We here want to know who are bowlers coming up in the ranks and who can be India prospect in future.......so guys give your names here....I give my name too.. 1. Umesh Yadav 2. Anureet Singh 3. Sudeep tyagi 4. Ashok Dinda 5. Dhawal Kulkarni 6. Amanpreet Singh 7. Ishwar Chaudhary 8. Abu Nechim Ahmed 9. Shantanu Pitre Umesh Yadav is 21 years bowler from Vidarbha and he has taken 26 wickets in just 5 FC matches which include the names like Dravid and Laxman. Sudeep Tyagi was very impressive the previous season but he was unable to play this season due to an injury. Kulkarni is the Mumbai bowler who had a wonderful season this year. Let us see where he finds himself in the international cricket. I'd like to strike Dinda off and include Sangwan instead. We do not know if Abu Nacheem will be allowed to play for India again or not as he was in ICL. You can include Bhuvaneshwar Kumar in his place--the UP bowler who dismissed Sachin for his first FC duck! I have no idea about other names. rkt_india, can you give their introduction? So my name foe the bowler: 1. Umesh Yadav 2. Pradeep Sangwan 3. Sudeep tyagi 4. V YoMahesh 5. B. Kumar 6. D. Kulkarni
Show_stopper Posted February 13, 2009 Posted February 13, 2009 If i have to pick 3 guys i would go for: Tyagi Umesh Yadav Ishwar Choudary All of them are in their early 20's..so i would expect atleast one of them to come good.And importantly all have good pace(late 130's to early 140's). I have heard good things about Anureet and Amanpreet as well.
Predator_05 Posted February 13, 2009 Posted February 13, 2009 Very informative post. I haven't heard of many of these guys.
Feed Posted February 13, 2009 Posted February 13, 2009 India need pace back-up to maintain supremacy: Akram Pacers played a crucial role in India's recent ascent in world cricket but the team would need a strong back-up line of fast bowlers to maintain their supremacy in future, said Pakistani bowling great Wasim Akram. More... India need pace back-up to maintain supremacy: Akram Press Trust Of India New Delhi, February 13, 2009 First Published: 20:49 IST(13/2/2009) Last Updated: 20:49 IST(13/2/2009) Pacers played a crucial role in India's recent ascent in world cricket but the team would need a strong back-up line of fast bowlers to maintain their supremacy in future, said Pakistani bowling great Wasim Akram. Speaking in a teleconference from Pakistan, Akram said, "India is doing well in international cricket these days and their pace department is playing a crucial role in this. But they need a back up system to maintain the trend in future as well." India has been the traditional spin powerhouse in world cricket but of late, the likes of Zaheer Khan and Ishant Sharma have been troubling the best of batsmen all over the world. Akram said it augured well for India. "The trend has changed a lot in the last two years. India have produced some really good pace bowlers like Zaheer Khan, Ishant Sharma, RP Singh and Irfan Pathan. This is good for Indian cricket," said the former Pakistan captain. Akram hoped relations between India and Pakistan would improve soon and the Pakistani players would get to play against "one of the best teams in the world". "The things are getting better and I think, cricket between the countries should be restored as soon as possible. If it happens, Pakistan will also get some good international crickets," Akram said. Wasim has been roped in by the Gatorade Centre for Pace Excellence, which will become functional in the national capital by the middle of the year and work to nurture young pace talents of the country. The former cricketer came down heavily on the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for failing to manage cricket in the strife-torn country. "Pakistan cricket must get more international cricket now to improve their performance. Otherwise the condition will only worsen. There is no direction in the PCB, they have no control over the players. This should change immediately if they want to change the condition," he said.
Feed Posted February 14, 2009 Posted February 14, 2009 Centre of Pace Excellence More... Centre of Pace Excellence NEW DELHI: Pace bowling great Wasim Akram and leading coach T.A. Sekar will fine-tune talented speedsters of the country in a new initiative — Gatorade Centre of Pace Excellence — which was launched here on Friday. Sekar will be the chief coach, while Akram will take care of the tactical part. On the occasion, eight young pacers were named national winners of the 2009 edition of the Gatorade pace bowling talent hunt programme. The winners: Under-22: Ankit Pathare, Mohd.Abdul Baseer, Vikas Tokas, Sukhvir Singh. Under 19: B. Gautham, Karan Thakur, Rajesh Singh, Himanshu Shailey.
rkt.india Posted February 14, 2009 Author Posted February 14, 2009 Umesh Yadav is 21 years bowler from Vidarbha and he has taken 26 wickets in just 5 FC matches which include the names like Dravid and Laxman. Sudeep Tyagi was very impressive the previous season but he was unable to play this season due to an injury. Kulkarni is the Mumbai bowler who had a wonderful season this year. Let us see where he finds himself in the international cricket. I'd like to strike Dinda off and include Sangwan instead. We do not know if Abu Nacheem will be allowed to play for India again or not as he was in ICL. You can include Bhuvaneshwar Kumar in his place--the UP bowler who dismissed Sachin for his first FC duck! I have no idea about other names. rkt_india, can you give their introduction? So my name foe the bowler: 1. Umesh Yadav 2. Pradeep Sangwan 3. Sudeep tyagi 4. V YoMahesh 5. B. Kumar 6. D. Kulkarni As I follow fast bowlers a lot thats why I collect a lot of information about fast bowler whether they are established or upcoming. Anureet Singh is a railway bowler, he is sikh and started his first season well and bowls at a good pace and is selected to play for KKR by their thinktank this year. Read this story about him. http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1219440 Ishwar Chaudhary was in India u-19 along with Ishant and was very good he debut for Gujarat this season and is now too selected for KKR. Shantanu Pitre is a bowler from Madhya Pradesh and has done well this season.
rkt.india Posted February 14, 2009 Author Posted February 14, 2009 I hope ICL ban will be lifted and Abu Nechim will be playing in Domestic cricket to claim for India birth. he is tremendous talent, bowls at pace with good yorkers and bouncers. And Amanpreet singh was in india U-19 along with Ishant and now playing in punjab Ranji side. He is rated highly there.
rkt.india Posted February 14, 2009 Author Posted February 14, 2009 And I also forgot to mention a left arm upcoming fast bowler from Mumbai. He is Rahil Sheikh, 6 foot 4 inches tall, has good pace around 135 to 140 has done well in the limited chances this year for Mumbai.
rkt.india Posted February 14, 2009 Author Posted February 14, 2009 One more guy i remember is Varun Aaron from Jharkhand. he has already played fro Australia excellence center side in Australia and has just debut for Jharkhand this year and is only u-19 player. he is rated as quick by the Coach of Jharkhand ranji team.
rkt.india Posted February 14, 2009 Author Posted February 14, 2009 read this story, u will find Ishwar Chaudhary here: http://www.ahmedabadmirror.com/index.aspx?page=article§id=2&contentid=2008123120081231171313219bb65f68c§xslt=
rkt.india Posted February 14, 2009 Author Posted February 14, 2009 This is about Varun Aaron, read this post: http://www.telegraphindia.com/1070901/asp/jharkhand/story_8262513.asp
rkt.india Posted February 14, 2009 Author Posted February 14, 2009 why many people here dont see Dinda a good prospect?
msb1991 Posted February 14, 2009 Posted February 14, 2009 I think a lot of Indian fans are tired of a lot of the prospects who promise pace on paper but don't deliver in matches or are simply not very good bowlers. Dinda is okay, but only bowled 130kph in the televised First Class game he played in, showing that his 140kph pace was only with the ability to go full tilt in a T20. Moreover, he has only taken wickets in the Plate League, and so has not truly proved himself in FC cricket. He has barely played a game of List A cricket and so cannot be seen as a prospect there either.
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