speed_demon Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 It's sad , spin in india was supposed to be the most potent weapon in their bowling artillery. Even though we dont have enough wrist spinners. History shows wrist spinners have been extremely successful, but india barring kumble/tendulkar had not had anyone and the aspirants don't show much confidence. I wish there is someone somewhere out there who can do this. [ame= [/ame]
rkt.india Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 Kumble was not a wrist spinner. Kumble too did not spin the ball. I think more than spin it is consistency and variation which matters more.
speed_demon Posted September 8, 2011 Author Posted September 8, 2011 Kumble was not a wrist spinner. To me he was, because his conventional leg break was generated by his wrists and not just fingers as is in the case of normal finger spinners.
rkt.india Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 To me he was' date=' because his conventional leg break was generated by his wrists and not just fingers as is in the case of normal finger spinners.[/quote'] But he never turn his leg spinner in his career, other than when wicket was too turning. He turned his googly more than leg break. He was more reliant on accuracy and variation in pace.
J P K Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 piyush confidence chawla is a wrist spinner:woot:
speed_demon Posted September 8, 2011 Author Posted September 8, 2011 piyush confidence chawla is a wrist spinner:woot: Yeah sure :) , but off late he is more a googly bowler than a leg spinner.
rkt.india Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 why do we always like to copy the weaker aspects of a bowler? kumble didnt spin the ball so no need to spin the ball' date=' kapil never bowled quick so no need to bowl quick .[/quote'] It is not the case. Spinning the ball does not come natural to every one like bowling quick does not come to every one. Spin bowling is literally fast bowling. Spinner too needs to put effort in bowling like fast bowlers. there are a few factors which affect spinning the ball. The biggest factor is hands and fingers, like Shane Warne who had bigger hands and thicker fingers to have right grip and give revolutions to the ball. How you complete your bowling action while delivering the ball also plays an important role after that.
TheYuvi02 Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 kumble wasnt really a spinner :facepalm: more like a medium pacer
rkt.india Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 spinning the ball is essential and one must look for guys who spin the ball ' date= specially since test pitches in india are flat and dont crumble in the first 3 days , but both fast bowlers and spin bowlers could be expensive since they look for pace/spin and hence can sometimes loose their accuracy and that is where the backing of the captain /team management/selectors come in. that is why you need to have accuracy and variation more than spin on flat tracks because not many can spin the ball on flat pitches that is why they are called flat tracks.
speed_demon Posted September 8, 2011 Author Posted September 8, 2011 It is not the case. Spinning the ball does not come natural to every one like bowling quick does not come to every one. Spin bowling is literally fast bowling. Spinner too needs to put effort in bowling like fast bowlers. there are a few factors which affect spinning the ball. The biggest factor is hands and fingers' date= like Shane Warne who had bigger hands and thicker fingers to have right grip and give revolutions to the ball. How you complete your bowling action while delivering the ball also plays an important role after that. I can recall India vs West Indies , West Indies bowler "Bishoo", looks fantastic, he doesnt have big hands or thicker fingers, but still he was miles ahead of mishra. I feel it's the action and the wrist motion put into the delivery, which imparts the turn.
rkt.india Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 I can recall India vs West Indies , West Indies bowler "Bishoo", looks fantastic, he doesnt have big hands or thicker fingers, but still he was miles ahead of mishra. I feel it's the action and the wrist motion put into the delivery, which imparts the turn. read my second point which is about bowling action.
vayuu1 Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 India need bowlers ,not pie throwers like phatehal,bimars and no balls
zep1706 Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 Indians have talent, but most of them lack work ethics, no matter how talented one is without proper practice no one can reach the level of Tendulkar, Dravid or Kumble. This is true in most other fields, not just cricket, I don't see Indians putting as much effort as they should, we are happy being mediocre.
Cricket Tragic Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 We've had threads on... Openers Middle order players to replace the big 3 Phhhassst bowlers Finger spinner Wrist spinner Let's just start a 'We need openers, M.O batsmen, finger/wrist spinners and phhhassst bowlers' thread.
Yoda-esque Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 I can recall India vs West Indies , West Indies bowler "Bishoo", looks fantastic, he doesnt have big hands or thicker fingers, but still he was miles ahead of mishra. I feel it's the action and the wrist motion put into the delivery, which imparts the turn. Bishoo is a great find for WI. I remember Warne once saying that you need to have a quick rotation of shoulders but a slow release off the hand to rip the ball.Bishoo has that which is why he gets that zip off the pitch. Of the currrent crop, Piyush has potential but cannot impart side spin at all.
Cricket Tragic Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 Bishoo is a great find for WI. I remember Warne once saying that you need to have a quick rotation of shoulders but a slow release off the hand to rip the ball.Bishoo has that which is why he gets that zip off the pitch. Of the currrent crop, Piyush has potential but cannot impart side spin at all. As Benaud said, you need to first work on your stock delivery till you can land it in the right areas consistently and variations come in later. Chawla doesn't even know what his stock delivery is.
Tiger80 Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 Indians have talent' date=' but most of them lack work ethics, no matter how talented one is without proper practice no one can reach the level of Tendulkar, Dravid or Kumble. This is true in most other fields, not just cricket, I don't see Indians putting as much effort as they should, we are happy being mediocre.[/quote'] Its funny when it comes to sports people start saying Indians lack work ethics.What about IT industry Indians work their for even 14-16 hours ,how is it possible that those who choose sports as career suddenly become lazy
Yoda-esque Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 Its funny when it comes to sports people start saying Indians lack work ethics.What about IT industry Indians work their for even 14-16 hours ' date=how is it possible that those who choose sports as career suddenly become lazy Myth!
VRV Singh Posted September 8, 2011 Posted September 8, 2011 Not sure at this juncture if it matters about wrist spinners. The spinners cupboard overall is lacking. It would be nice if someone like that Lyon kid or Bishoo was given a go in India - i.e. raw guys knowing their stock deliveries and allowed the freedom to attack in an upcoming series. Or maybe Mishra can rediscover his mojo, thing is his radar is very awry at the moment and we all know about the no-balls.
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