thevortex Posted February 3, 2010 Posted February 3, 2010 In Bhajji' date= Ojha, Mishra, Chawla, Ashwin, Powar we have got enough spin talent in the country to cover the base for next 8-10 years. Then there is the younger lot of Vikas Mishra, Abdullah, Srinivas and Harmeet Singh who with proper guidance will become better spinners. Thats a pool of about 10 spinners we are talking about. How about getting some of them into a spin clinic run by someone like Bedi, Prasanna and Chandra and help them hone their skills? Also give any of the spinners in bolded letters a spinning track like we used to have in the 80s and 90s and trust me they will bundle out the opposition as easily as Kumble used to do at home in the 90s. On the north vs south bias in team India, well give me 15 players from Tripura Meghalaya , Pondicheryy or even Andaman and Lakhshwadeep all capable of doing well for the country and I will have no problem at all in supporting them. Can't quite understand what the fuss is all about. I wish everybody were as positive as you in estimating the current lot of spinners. If you look at that list of current spinners with promise you have given there is not even one there who believes in beating the batsman in the air. And it is not as if they can run through the opposition pell mell if given a slightly advantageous wicket - a la Kumble. That is not to say Kumble cannot do it in adverse conditions. In such conditions he can successfully hold off batsmen and keep wheeling away over after over. All of the spinners mentioned above are defensive ones. Chawla started off thinking aggressively but then regressed to extreme defensiveness and an off stump line. As a leg spinner there is nothing more defensive you can do. In fact he relies more on his googly to pick wickets than the stock ball. Powar used to be a big hearted bowler. But is himself no more. He is the one bowler who has the potential to tempt and tease the batsmen to their demise. An attacking spinner in the truest sense of the term. Once Harbhajan steps down or loses form, we really would be in a quandary. And the pressure on our faster bowlers will increase further.
Feed Posted March 4, 2010 Author Posted March 4, 2010 BCCI responsible for lack of quality spin bowler: Maninder Former Test cricketer Maninder Singh held the BCCI responsible for the lack of quality spin bowlers in the country. More... BCCI responsible for lack of quality spin bowler: Maninder March 04, 2010 09:32 IST Former Test cricketer Maninder Singh held the BCCI responsible for the lack of quality spin bowlers in the country. "BCCI lacks professional approach in running its National Cricket Academy (NCA) and for that it has failed to produce a single quality spin bowler so far. Every year 15 to 20 budding talents are selected for the NCA but no one has been polished properly to click," Maninder said. Former pace bowler B Arun had been selected as coach for spinners in the Academy while the likes of Erapalli Prasanna, Bishan Singh Bedi, B S Chandrashekhar and S Venkatraghavan had not been approached, rued Maninder after attending a spin clinic of Jharkhand State Cricket Association. "Such approach has made the NCA a laughing stock", he said, claiming BCCI did not like bold people. Talking about the snub given to the Pakistani cricketers by the Indian Premier League franchises, Maninder said, "It is open to the world that relation between the two countries is not cordial. If no franchisee came out to buy the Pakistani players due to security reason, it was justified." "Personally I am sad to miss the Pakistani cricketers in IPL but a marriage cannot be solemnised when guardians of two families are not agreed," he quipped. Maninder criticised the IPL ban on Ravindra Jadeja and said "Jadeja is a genuine all-rounder. Instead of encouraging him, he is being demoralised."
sunanth Posted March 4, 2010 Posted March 4, 2010 where is mohnish parmar....heard lots about him in the past....isn't he doing well???? heard he has a muralitharan kinda action....or .. some illegality in action??? Is he around these days???
thevortex Posted March 4, 2010 Posted March 4, 2010 Mohnish Parmar used to chuck the ball. Right now, he has been made to bowl the ball with a straight hand and consequently he does not even turn the ball.
hari504504 Posted March 5, 2010 Posted March 5, 2010 Mohnish Parmar used to chuck the ball. Right now' date=' he has been made to bowl the ball with a straight hand and consequently he does not even turn the ball.[/quote'] :hysterical: so much for "Murali's second coming"... We badly need ONE genuinely threatening spin bowler to take over Kumble's mantle or we're royally effed.... imagine the 90s bowling without Kumble...:omg:
Watson87 Posted March 6, 2010 Posted March 6, 2010 We already have so many potential spinners in the side lines? Why are people being so greedy and always asking for more. We have piyush chawla, pragyan ojha, Bhajji the most feared spinner by Aussies, amit mishra, ashwin even Ishant can turn the ball both ways. So much wicket takers in our side yet Laxman is asking for more? kyun yaar kyun
Lord Posted March 6, 2010 Posted March 6, 2010 We already have so many potential spinners in the side lines? Why are people being so greedy and always asking for more. We have piyush chawla' date=' pragyan ojha, Bhajji the most feared spinner by Aussies, amit mishra, ashwin [b']even Ishant can turn the ball both ways. So much wicket takers in our side yet Laxman is asking for more? kyun yaar kyun :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
rabinjackman Posted March 7, 2010 Posted March 7, 2010 As far as i know India has produced 6 quality spinners and 3 quality medium pacers throughout their history the famous spin quartet, kumble and bhajji pacers---> kapil, Srinath and Zaheer remaining are all sidekicks... coming n going.....
Equinox Posted March 7, 2010 Posted March 7, 2010 Well' date=' could be worse, could be like Australia.[/quote'] Hauritz has actually done pretty well. He has the best average among spin bowlers over the last two years. Shakib is second :--D
achilles Posted March 7, 2010 Posted March 7, 2010 Well' date=' could be worse, could be like Australia.[/quote'] Where is Bryce McGain? And whose that young left arm spinner who was quite awesome in the The Big Bash?
achilles Posted March 7, 2010 Posted March 7, 2010 This guy is also good - http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/content/player/267192.html
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