Pagalpanti Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Cook and Strauss will rape his short wide rubbish and you will all be back to cussing gim Seriously have you ever considered posting something which is worth reading, or you just love being a troll.
vamos_rafa Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Cook and Strauss will rape his short wide rubbish and you will all be back to cussing gim Struass lollz... can he hold a bat these days?? Zak would eat him up left right and center. And Cook would be "Cook"ed into submission.Period.
vamos_rafa Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Also sree and munaf. We have pace strength:--D And aaron looming on the horizon:two_thumbs_up: I think we need Sreesanth to be in form. Poms cant take it when someone gives it back to them coz of their own cocky nature. And an in-form Sree who can swing it out along with that attitude(if under control) can really get into the skins of some of those uselessly arrogant players like KP, Swann and Broad.
rkt.india Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Bowling well but this is just one match. He was very poor in SA.The last match we had them on the ropes and a very out of form Boucher came into bat' date=' Ishant bowled a couple of overs full of short and wide hit mes let him settle and SA went on to draw comfortably. Hope he keeps this going for the whole summer at least to begin with[/quote'] He was struggling and confused with his approach at that time with changed action, but in the break after that he has got back to his old approach and action that is why looked different in IPL. I have mentioned these things about him many a times. Ishant had got affects of Coached Syndrome and when he did not get success and even losing his pace, he decided to go back to his old action. His action was changed since Wt20 2009 in England...
deepak_sach Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Ishant Sharma >>>Any current Pakistan Fast Bowler These were the balls bowled by ishant sharma in his last over 1) 85.2 mph 2)87.2 mph 3)83.8 mph 4)89.8 mph 5)87.2 mph 6)86.8 mph which is very high. Where as Umar Gul did not bowl any ball above 83 mph and was constantly bowling in 78-80 mph and as we know the pathetic Pakistani PHASSST bowler did not even manage to pick up a Single wicket in the series against West Indies. Also Junaid Khan ,also was a trundler and barely managed to bowl above 80 mph with the old ball. And Tanvir Ahmed ,the fat mama,bowled SPIN on his ageing legs. Apart from the bowlers,one who was a match fixer,and another one who was a fixer and a drug addict,all of the recent Paki Bowlers have been pathetic............... CLEARLY I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE ISHANT IN MY TEAM AHEAD OF THESE TRUNDLERS
jonas10 Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 These were the balls bowled by ishant sharma in his last over 1) 85.2 mph 2)87.2 mph 3)83.8 mph 4)89.8 mph 5)87.2 mph 6)86.8 mph which is very high. Where as Umar Gul did not bowl any ball above 83 mph and was constantly bowling in 78-80 mph and as we know the pathetic Pakistani PHASSST bowler did not even manage to pick up a Single wicket in the series against West Indies. Also Junaid Khan ,also was a trundler and barely managed to bowl above 80 mph with the old ball. And Tanvir Ahmed ,the fat mama,bowled SPIN on his ageing legs. Apart from the bowlers,one who was a match fixer,and another one who was a fixer and a drug addict,all of the recent Paki Bowlers have been pathetic............... CLEARLY I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE ISHANT IN MY TEAM AHEAD OF THESE TRUNDLERS In the spirit of fairness wahab riaz had some extremely fast overs against India in the Semis...but for that matter so did Sree against Sri Lanka.
EnterTheVoid Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Forget pace bowling, their bowlers are such piss poor performers under pressure. Remember the T20 bowl out? Not one of them could hit the stumps
ganeshran Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Wahab Riaz bowls in the late 80s to 90s. Gul was touching 90s in the world cup too. But Sharma is bowling at really good speed now too, I hope he carries on the good work
gakgupta Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Seen up's and down's....hopefully, performance is going only up now....but never know....i think world cup omission did hurt him badly and now, he realize the worth of Indian cap.
deepak_sach Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 In the spirit of fairness wahab riaz had some extremely fast overs against India in the Semis...but for that matter so did Sree against Sri Lanka. Bah! Youre talking about oneday cricket only ten overs to be bowled////////// I am talking about test cricket
deepak_sach Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Feck off Wasim Akram.It is because of you Ishant lost his pace at KKR and concentrated on swing.... It was Steyn who asked Ishant to concentrate on his speed.................. :kkr: :finger: :dc: :hatsoff: Lets hope Ishant is back:punter:
jairamesh Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 he needs it improve on consistency as many have mentioned earlier. At least one or two deliveries end-up going leg side per over. Which provides a relief valve for the batsman.
deepak_sach Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Fidel Edwards had a taste of his own medicine And i will never forget how kemar roach got hit on his head and started bleeding.......
deepak_sach Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 I had to ask this. In the Mazhar Majeed Match fixing photo he was also there along with Mazhar Majeed and put the 10000 $ into his pocket.Then how the F*** did he escape....
deepak_sach Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 I faintly remember sreesanth bowled 149 kph in the final wc 2011
rkt.india Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 I faintly remember sreesanth bowled 149 kph in the final wc 2011 Naa....145Kph was fastest by him and could only sustain it for 2 overs...has very bad fitness Sreeshnth
flamy Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Well, of course. I have maintained Ishant will be our go-to bowler in the coming years. He and Sree. I'm speaking about tests. If PK can be consistent, then he is a good utility bowler, still don't see him as a strike bowler.
NareshK Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Say what you will about his attitude, other than Zaheer Sreesanth is the only pace bowler to have consistently looked threatening and bowled match winning spells to win Test matches for India. He is a genuine wicket taking strike bowler. In ODIs, he is not good with line and length. Ishant is good but has not delivered enough in the past but he looks much different now. I dont rate this new kid Varun that highly. I feel he still has a long way to go.
ShebbySB Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 Ishant is back in his fiery best & Brits are pissing their pants right now.They r like :nervous:
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