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agree.obsession is pace is not good.we need to see other things too
Pace is an added advantage which can not be attained. Other things can be and if pace is mixed with those other things, it is real strike weapon, not every bowler with some good pace become striker, not every bowler with all other things but less pace will become striker. It is the combination of both. People were talking same about Yadav that he is gun barrel straight and other things and I knew he has the ability to move and swing and he showed that in tests. No swing bowler swing the ball much in India if conditions don't suit. To get some good swing and be successful, you need conditions and good accuracy, but for pace to be effective, you need reasonable accuracy with just a little bit of movement.
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Pace is an added advantage which can not be attained. Other things can be and if pace is mixed with those other things, it is real strike weapon, not every bowler with some good pace become striker, not every bowler with all other things but less pace will become striker. It is the combination of both. People were talking same about Yadav that he is gun barrel straight and other things and I knew he has the ability to move and swing and he showed that in tests. No swing bowler swing the ball much in India if conditions don't suit. To get some good swing and be successful, you need conditions and good accuracy, but for pace to be effective, you need reasonable accuracy with just a little bit of movement.
pace allows that late movement...swing..to fox the batsman..or else at PK's pace..all batsman sorts him out..
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pace allows that late movement...swing..to fox the batsman..or else at PK's pace..all batsman sorts him out..
+1. If the Aussies were bowling at PK/VK pace, do you think they could have done what they did to the Indian batsmen?
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Pace is an added advantage which can not be attained. Other things can be and if pace is mixed with those other things, it is real strike weapon, not every bowler with some good pace become striker, not every bowler with all other things but less pace will become striker. It is the combination of both. People were talking same about Yadav that he is gun barrel straight and other things and I knew he has the ability to move and swing and he showed that in tests. No swing bowler swing the ball much in India if conditions don't suit. To get some good swing and be successful, you need conditions and good accuracy, but for pace to be effective, you need reasonable accuracy with just a little bit of movement.
agree about Yadav I meant people should not be hyped just for pace,if they show abiilty to move the ball at that pace,then they should be picked up
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http://www.dnasyndication.com/dna/article/DNBAN49585 http://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Events/IND/CK_Nayudu_Trophy_2011-12/Bowling_by_Average.html find Mordi here.16 wickets at an average of 20. Siddharth Kaul 23 wickets at an average of 16. Amresh Choudhury from Punjab 31 wickets at an average of 17. Amarjeet Singh from MP 27 wickets at 18. Akshay Chauhan from HP 36 wickets at 21.
RKT, seeing as you are the fast bowling expert on this forum i wanted to ask you whether ATUL SHARMA actually exists.
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RKT' date=' seeing as you are the fast bowling expert on this forum i wanted to ask you whether[b'] ATUL SHARMA actually exists.
ofcourse but after consulting a numerologist his name if ISSHANNTT SHARMA
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agree.obsession is pace is not good.we need to see other things too
This is the kind of attitude that we have been keeping so far in so many years. The result is we can count the no of good pacers that we have produced on our fingers and we can easily be rattled down on pitches abroad. We, Indians have produced great batsmen, great keepers, great spinners, now it is time for us to give World Cricket some genuine fast bowlers. Simple and Straight.
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This is the kind of attitude that we have been keeping so far in so many years. The result is we can count the no of good pacers that we have produced on our fingers and we can easily be rattled down on pitches abroad. We, Indians have produced great batsmen, great keepers, great spinners, now it is time for us to give World Cricket some genuine fast bowlers that slow down n become pathetic within 1 year. Simple and Straight.
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Ok, I agree that most of them slow down in 1 or 2 years. But, then you have to make the most use of them when they are at their peak. This is the formula. We had Sreesanth, used him when at peak then replaced him, RP and Munaf, same cases. In a country of 1 billion plus, we will always find fast bowlers if proper system is in place
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Ok' date=' I agree that most of them slow down in 1 or 2 years. But, then you have to make the most use of them when they are at their peak. This is the formula. We had Sreesanth, used him when at peak then replaced him, RP and Munaf, same cases. In a country of 1 billion plus, we will always find fast bowlers if proper system is in place[/quote'] then how is this a wrong attitude.we do encourage pacers.just they cant sustain it n become bad. in that post I said,we look at other things ALONG WITH pace.not that pace is bad
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Yes and it is too early to pin up any hopes from him. He is still a rookie. He is 5'9 max and can bowl up to 132 k.
Both these brothers are talented, Siddharth looked very good in u19, very good action, I am not sure how much he has developed since then , although if he was decent he would've been in Punjab side, especially this season with injuries.
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RKT' date=' seeing as you are the fast bowling expert on this forum i wanted to ask you whether ATUL SHARMA actually exists.[/quote'] Yes Atul Sharma exists. He was even shown in newspapers, News channel interviews, etc., but for some reasons, but it is not sure if he was certainly that fast or not as it was told.
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Yes Atul Sharma exists. He was even shown in newspapers' date=' News channel interviews, etc., but for some reasons, but it is not sure if he was certainly that fast or not as it was told.[/quote'] He was not even a slow medium bowler. He was some NRI with good physique who was hired to play with the emotions of Indian fast bowling lovers. Didn't you see his action? The 1st time I saw his video of bowling actions, the doubt creep-ed into my mind, what kind of weird action was that. He was just copying Shoaib Akhter. Secondly, he didn't play a single club game even. You can imagine, how pathetic those news channels were who interviewed him.

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