Fontaine Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 @sreesanth36 Sreesanth Its just matter of time that I will hit 145km/hr to 150 km/hr..iam sure..I can bowl fast.. 27 Jun via Twitter for BlackBerry® SeNkXVKxxYA
Karan114 Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 The only thing this joker is going to be hitting soon is a Test bowling average of 40.
Cricket Tragic Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 I can see why coaches love Raina. Even at 6:30 pm and at the end of a lond day, his intensity on the field was brilliant. Pity that he doesn't have the technique to play test cricket.
Trichromatic Posted August 19, 2011 Author Posted August 19, 2011 I can see why coaches love Raina. Even at 6:30 pm and at the end of a lond day' date=' his intensity on the field was brilliant. Pity that he doesn't have the technique to play test cricket.[/quote'] He can claim his spot as a bowler if Sree also gets chance.
Fontaine Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 I can see why coaches love Raina. Even at 6:30 pm and at the end of a lond day' date=' his intensity on the field was brilliant. Pity that he doesn't have the technique to play test cricket.[/quote'] He just needs to learn to duck the short deliveries. Ganguly wasn't a good hooker/puller of the ball but at least he had learned to duck/avoid bouncers. Raina just needs to learn how to do that and he'll be a good number 6.
Sachinism Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 RT @ESPNcricinfo Suresh Raina now has as many wickets as any India spinner in this series. What does that say about the attack? #engvind How many wickets does Swann have?
Cricket Tragic Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 RT @ESPNcricinfo Suresh Raina now has as many wickets as any India spinner in this series. What does that say about the attack? #engvind How many wickets does Swann have? 4.
Trichromatic Posted August 19, 2011 Author Posted August 19, 2011 He just needs to learn to duck the short deliveries. Ganguly wasn't a good hooker/puller of the ball but at least he had learned to duck/avoid bouncers. Raina just needs to learn how to do that and he'll be a good number 6. Whatever he does with the short deliveries, he needs to get it out of his mind. He can let the ball hit his chest and still bat better. Short balls affect his thinking a lot. I don't have any screenshots to show this, but after some short pitch balls he doesn't go forward. His eyes are not on the top of the ball and that's where even the fuller balls trouble him more than short balls.
Cricket Tragic Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 Whatever he does with the short deliveries, he needs to get it out of his mind. He can let the ball hit his chest and still bat better. Short balls affect his thinking a lot. I don't have any screenshots to show this, but after some short pitch balls he doesn't go forward. His eyes are not on the top of the ball and that's where even the fuller balls trouble him more than short balls. That often happens to players who have problems with the short ball because they are expecting it all the time.
Trichromatic Posted August 19, 2011 Author Posted August 19, 2011 That often happens to players who have problems with the short ball because they are expecting it all the time. That's why I don't give example of Ganguly. Many people mention Ganguly's case that how he was a good batsman despite not being good at facing short balls. Ganguly used to get hit by short balls more often than these modern batsman. But the difference was that it didn't affect his other strokes too much. He could still smack a full ball on off-side with packed field even after facing few bouncers.
Fontaine Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 From Cricinfo: As both Ishant and Praveen have reached into their inner troopers on this tour, of all the bowlers' performances in England, it is perhaps Sreesanth's that is the most painful to watch. Rather than evolve from an eccentric quick bowler of rare gifts into a strike bowler of consistent influence, Sreesanth has lost more than he has gained in his five years with the Indian team: not merely his exaggerated mannerisms, but his pace and the direct impact he has on games. What he should be doing at the end-of-day media briefing was as inexplicable as the decision to perhaps ship an unfit RP Singh over in place of Zaheer Khan at the very last minute. Unbelieveable.
Cricket Tragic Posted August 20, 2011 Posted August 20, 2011 Sreesanth is lucky is to playing this game tbh.
Trichromatic Posted August 20, 2011 Author Posted August 20, 2011 Sreesanth is lucky is to playing this game tbh. This is what happens if you continue to get free rides. Some other young bowler would be dying to play just this 1 test and give his best. A bowler who bowls worse than a club bowler gets back into the side without superb domestic performance or any good past record. This selection committee believes shuffling among proven failures.
Trichromatic Posted August 20, 2011 Author Posted August 20, 2011 Just when I thought that Sreesanth is going ahead of Raina in terms of bowling, later strikes. 2-42 for Raina now. 3-123 for Sreesanth.
Fontaine Posted August 20, 2011 Posted August 20, 2011 Raina is doing a good job of being a holding bowler. Only 3 boundaries in his 19 and he's bowled as many maidens as Sree even with ultra defensive fields.
Trichromatic Posted August 20, 2011 Author Posted August 20, 2011 He can become a decent all-rounder for India in ODIs. He doesn't bowl wicket-taking deliveries, but rarely bowls bad deliveries either. In tests, he will have to improve his batting first.
Trichromatic Posted November 4, 2011 Author Posted November 4, 2011 India's star bowler's performance today
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