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It does seem too good to be true. I really truly hope it is true though. We have been dying for a bowler who can consistently hit the high 150s in bowling speed. If this is true , and I hope it is, the future is very good for Indian cricket.

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Sounds awesome, but how many times have we heard of an Indian bowler consistently bowling over 90mph to find he averages mid 80's and occasionally struggles to get to 80 lol But you're saying 100-105, even if he doesnt get there consistently, he could be pretty pacey and as Fontaine asked, is he accurate?

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i doubt this coz our Media cant leave/ignore a guy who bowls above 90 ... but if this is true, you jst made my day boss... imagine Ishant Sharma, Atul Sharma both bowling for INDIA above 90+... Dream come true!!!

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Sounds awesome, but how many times have we heard of an Indian bowler consistently bowling over 90mph to find he averages mid 80's and occasionally struggles to get to 80 lol But you're saying 100-105, even if he doesnt get there consistently, he could be pretty pacey and as Fontaine asked, is he accurate?
Even if he isnt accurate. As long as he can bowl the yorker and the bouncer, he can be a deadly weapon. Remember Jeff Thompson, or more recently Shaun Tait. Im prepared to accept someone going at 6 or 7 runs an over if they can take 5 wickets, especially in a Test match.
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Accuracy can be developed over time, not a concern for me at the moment. Most international batsmen would find an express bowler very uncomfortable to face, even if he lacks control. What i want to know is if he has the physical attributes to be a hostile fast bowler. Is he tall ? Does he have good leg and abdominal strength ? High level of stamina ? If he ticks all the boxes here, he is a genuine prospect. If he is some 5'7 midget who skids onto the bat (like the famous pakistani ultra fast bowler Mohamamad Sami) then he isn't worth our time.

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Accuracy can be developed over time, not a concern for me at the moment. Most international batsmen would find an express bowler very uncomfortable to face, even if he lacks control. What i want to know is if he has the physical attributes to be a hostile fast bowler. Is he tall ? Does he have good leg and abdominal strength ? High level of stamina ? If he ticks all the boxes here, he is a genuine prospect. If he is some 5'7 midget who skids onto the bat (like the famous pakistani ultra fast bowler Mohamamad Sami) then he isn't worth our time.
Accuracy is a concern, he can be quick, but if he doesn't bowl in the right areas, he'll get smashed around Look at Tait, came steaming in, put the ball in the wrong areas and was punished
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Coming back to the 6 paces part, Maybe this is an aside, but I was trying a side on action with a rock back (horizontal and vertical), and I was able to generate quite a lot of pace with only like paces in my runup. It kind of creates a slingback action. You can kind of see this in bowlers like Mitchell Johnson and Tait, they almost come to a complete stop in their final delivery?

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