TheYuvi02 Posted September 15, 2011 Posted September 15, 2011 Playing with two fast bowlers gives him advantage. In case of Indian medium pacers, batsmen are always on front foot. All bowlers were around 80 mph and they were not intimidating the batsmen with short-pitched stuff. It's too predictable for the batsmen. They can always plant their front-foot and manage the swing of PK. In case of Australia, both Harris and Johnson are fast bowlers and all three are different types of bowlers. It's harder to adjust for that kind of attack. I reckon India will have tough time in Australia. Yea and copeland is in the team because he is very accurate and acts as a containing bowler giving away few runs and picking up 1 or 2 wickets, in our team all our medium pace bowlers are supposed to be containing bowlers but they give away lots of runs and dont take wickets, there needs to be variety and if all the team is bowling around 130 kph then batsmen gets used to it
express bowling Posted September 15, 2011 Posted September 15, 2011 Playing with two fast bowlers gives him advantage. In case of Indian medium pacers, batsmen are always on front foot. All bowlers were around 80 mph and they were not intimidating the batsmen with short-pitched stuff. It's too predictable for the batsmen. They can always plant their front-foot and manage the swing of PK. In case of Australia, both Harris and Johnson are fast bowlers and all three are different types of bowlers. It's harder to adjust for that kind of attack. I reckon India will have tough time in Australia. Harris is a fast-medium bowler generally while Johnson is truely fast.
TheYuvi02 Posted September 15, 2011 Posted September 15, 2011 Harris is a fast-medium bowler generally while Johnson is truely fast. I have seen Harris pass 146 kph plenty of times in the NZ and SL tests and he was even quicker in England odi's, he is a fast bowler but doesn't try to bowl over 140 all the time.
express bowling Posted September 15, 2011 Posted September 15, 2011 I have seen Harris pass 146 kph plenty of times in the NZ and SL tests and he was even quicker in England odi's' date=' he is a fast bowler but doesn't try to bowl over 140 all the time.[/quote'] In the odi s many pacers bowl quicker perhaps because there are only 10 overs to bowl. Harris might have bowled some quick deliveries in tests also but most of the time you see him, he seems to be in the 130s.
rkt.india Posted September 16, 2011 Author Posted September 16, 2011 I have seen Harris pass 146 kph plenty of times in the NZ and SL tests and he was even quicker in England odi's' date=' he is a fast bowler but doesn't try to bowl over 140 all the time.[/quote'] He has bowled 150K in ODIs in his debut series in AUs
TheYuvi02 Posted September 16, 2011 Posted September 16, 2011 He has bowled 150K in ODIs in his debut series in AUs He was shown to be 153 kph during the England series, he doesnt look that quick but who knows
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