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The No ball Problem


Laaloo

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India have bowled 140 in 11 Tests in 2010: Ishant 56, Amit Mishra 35, Sreesanth 28, Pragyan Ojha 13, Zaheer Khan 5 and Virender Sehwag 3. Ishant's and Sreesanth's numbers are inexcusable, and for spinners - Mishra in particular - to have bowled so many is appalling. Achieving a solution, according to Simons, isn't as simple as it seems.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/india-v-new-zealand-2010/content/current/story/486743.html 56 no balls from Ishant and 35 no balls from Mishra :WTF:
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Venkatesh Prasad instilled the overstepping culture, lets blame him. Seriously though, how could things be so fundamentally wrong ? How could they not scale back a few inches while bowling, is half our bowling always out of rhythm ? The grand loser here is Amit Mishra and those advocating his presence in the playing XI need a reality check.

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India would make a great guinea pig team to try out an automated no-ball detection technology system. We just keep over-stepping so often.:cantstop: You can understand the pacers’ propensity to over-step the mark, but how eff does Amit Mishra manage to over-step from his 2 step run-up, unless….:hmmm:

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Whats the big deal? Thats 7 no balls per innings amongst 4-5 bowlers, on an average if we bowl 90 overs per innings, thats like 1 in every 15 overs. However spinners bowling no-balls is a crime. What are the other countries like when it comes to no balls?

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