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Future fast bowler Jaydev Unadkat


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Saw him in the under-19 world cup. He looked like a hit the deck bowler. But he is getting lot of leg befores as well here. 4 leg befores and 3 bowled against WI A team. Does he swing the ball?

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hmm. I only watched him here in Australia and he really could rip through the batting order on his day. Yea he cant sustain 150 speed all day long, particularly in a test match.
There is a significant drop in pace when he bowls in subcontinent. Ishant clocked 152 kph in Australia. Not a single Pak bowler touched that speed in their recent tour. Aamer has a fragile body that is not designed to clock 150 kph day in day out. He will pick up lot of injuries if he continues to strive for pace.
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Look at the green tinge on the pitch wow!! :winky: Another left armer who is going to thrive in these conditions. Zak, RP, Nehra, Irfan are different propositions on pitches with slightly green tinge.
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There was on and off cloud cover too. Compared to West Indies bowlers who bowled to him one thing he did was make them play a lot and bowled a good line generally. A pity I didnt stay back to watch the Post tea session:(

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There is a significant drop in pace when he bowls in subcontinent. Ishant clocked 152 kph in Australia. Not a single Pak bowler touched that speed in their recent tour. Aamer has a fragile body that is not designed to clock 150 kph day in day out. He will pick up lot of injuries if he continues to strive for pace.
Aamir went easily went over 150kph that series. I watched every match and he was one of the fastest bowler that series if not fastest. And him being a fragile bowler? Which fast bowler bowling 150kph isnt fragile ?
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Looks like a trundler from the video.
He was clocking 135k in the under-19 world cup. But he was nippy though. Probably he manages to get something out of the pitch which others couldn't do.
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He was clocking 135k in the under-19 world cup. But he was nippy though. Probably he manages to get something out of the pitch which others couldn't do.
Yeah I think you are spot on. But taking 13 wickets is amazing!
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kudos on the 13 wickets but many a Indian medium pacer have been left floundering on flat wickets as they have no clue on how to bowl on them.
Yep - it is a wait-and-see approach now.
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Wasim Akram's tips helped me: Jaidev Unadkat Jaidev Unadkat has impressed one and all, including Wasim Akram, with his bowling in the IPL III. On Sunday, the left-arm pacer proved his class in the longer version too, by finishing with a match haul of 13 wickets against West Indies A in Leicester. More... Wasim Akram's tips helped me, says Jaidev Unadkat Taus Rizvi / DNATuesday, June 15, 2010 Mumbai: Jaidev Unadkat has impressed one and all, including Wasim Akram, with his bowling in the IPL III. On Sunday, the left-arm pacer proved his class in the longer version too, by finishing with a match haul of 13 wickets against West Indies A in Leicester. He was understandably thrilled with his first class debut. “I was expecting to perform well but not much,” he told DNA from England. “I enjoyed bowling in seamer friendly conditions.” He also revealed that it was easier to bowl with the Dukes ball. “Here we’re bowling with the Dukes ball which helps seamers. The conditions are fresh and a fast bowler, who can implement well, will be successful,” he said. For the Saurashtra pacer, the experience with Akram during the IPL was fruitful. “He helped me a lot. I not only asked him about T20s but also spoke about how to bowl in the longer versions. He taught me a few tricks and helped me with the wrist position that has been instrumental in controlling the swing,” he informed. So will he cut down the pace to get that extra swing? “No. I am not going to cut down on my pace for swing,” was his instant reply. The Porbandar-born youngster knows that many cricketers like India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni have used the ‘A’ tour to get an India cap. “But I am not thinking on those lines. Every cricketer’s dream is obviously to play for India but I am not keeping that in mind as it will put pressure which is going to distract me. Hence, first things first. I want to perform here.” He added, “I am happy that my first-class career began in this fashion and would like to use this A tour to the fullest.” Many a fast bowler has gone astray after being bombarded with advice from different people and Unadkat is aware of it. “As of now I am doing well and I don’t want to change anything. I will listen to suggestions but won’t necessarily apply them,” he signed off.

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no dude' date='its the conditions that helped you.bowl on Indian pattas.we'll see how Akram's advice works[/quote'] Oh c'mon, 13 wickets on debut is good by any standards. Give him some credit, will ya?
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Oh c'mon' date=' 13 wickets on debut is good by any standards. Give him some credit, will ya?[/quote'] i do,but he needs to shut up n bowl.no need of giving statements like that after just ONE performance.
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i do' date='but he needs to shut up n bowl.no need of giving statements like that after just ONE performance.[/quote'] Oh, so what d'you expect, just STFU when he's asked questions about his performance? Plus he himself admited that it's bowler friendly conditions and it was easier to bowl with the Dukes ball. He just said that Wasim's coaching helped him a lot, and I don't see anything wrong in it.
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wasim akram is a pak ISI agent ..always giving wrong advice to the indian bowlers ..look at irfan patan :hysterical: .....joke on a seroius note .. ive watched Jaidev Unadkat in the u19 WC nd he was looking good ..swinging the ball both ways and at good speed

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