Old guy Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 http://www.indiancricketfans.com/showpost.php?p=1883481&postcount=4 ak ok thnx :P
MCcricket Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 Well Mendis was suppose to be greater then Murali , see where he is at? His stats certainly not reflective of how good he is, puts ball in good areas, subtle movement, not fast at all. Pollock was certainly faster then him and moved the ball also, I would choose Pattinson over him anyday.Good bowler , consistent, nowhere near a great bowler or we will find out when he come to asia.
Old guy Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 Well Mendis was suppose to be greater then Murali ' date=' see where he is at? His stats certainly not reflective of how good he is, puts ball in good areas, subtle movement, not fast at all. Pollock was certainly faster then him and moved the ball also, I would choose Pattinson over him anyday.Good bowler , consistent, nowhere near a great bowler or we will find out when he come to asia.[/quote'] itsn ot just about putting ball on spot bro if it was tht easy every one owuld ve been mcgrath or picked up wickets at average of under 14! i know pace helps.. but this guy is doing is also something very special
Old guy Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 btw mendis was different he got wickets cos of mystery once it was gone.. so was his effectiveness like u said this guy keeps it simple.. and uses the oldest trick inbook don know how this will get ineffective i do agree though maintaining htis record woul be hard but whose saying he will ?
Crookbond Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 Well Mendis was suppose to be greater then Murali ' date=' see where he is at? [b']His stats certainly not reflective of how good he is, puts ball in good areas, subtle movement, not fast at all. Pollock was certainly faster then him and moved the ball also, I would choose Pattinson over him anyday.Good bowler , consistent, nowhere near a great bowler or we will find out when he come to asia. He bowls around 135 kmph. IMHO, that's lively pace and he sticks to the basics. Even if we find him out in Asia and he continues to do well on seam friendly tracks wouldn't matter for SA. They will play him. Remember Makhaya Ntini?
vvvslaxman Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 Well Mendis was suppose to be greater then Murali ' date=' see where he is at? His stats certainly not reflective of how good he is, puts ball in good areas, subtle movement, not fast at all. Pollock was certainly faster then him and moved the ball also, I would choose Pattinson over him anyday.Good bowler , consistent, nowhere near a great bowler or we will find out when he come to asia.[/quote'] I dont think Mendis troubled anybody except us.. that too just for one series.
Old guy Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 Phenominal ... WTF can we not produce a bowler even half as good as he is now :(( our specialty is batsmen :cantstop:
King Tendulkar Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 You still need to earn your wickets on bowler-friendly tracks. I wouldn't take any credit away from Philander for his phenomenal start to his Test career. There were other and better known bowlers alongside who bowled on the same pitches. For now' date=' he looks good.[/quote'] Good! Remember that when one of our batters score a ton at home! Be consistent
saneindian Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 Wish our medium pacers could look at his bowling videos and learn what accuracy means and how being accurate with line and length can be rewarding rather than trying 6 different things in an over. The pitches in NZ haven't exactly been bowler friendly during this tour yet he has picked so many wickets , proof of how good he can be even when conditions do not help him.
rkt.india Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 Wish our medium pacers could look at his bowling videos and learn what accuracy means and how being accurate with line and length can be rewarding rather than trying 6 different things in an over. The pitches in NZ haven't exactly been bowler friendly during this tour yet he has picked so many wickets , proof of how good he can be even when conditions do not help him. But he is not as typical medium pacer as PK who bowls low 120s and then he is not swing bowler. He uses seam and accuracy to great effect.
zaqw222222 Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 Wish our medium pacers could look at his bowling videos and learn what accuracy means and how being accurate with line and length can be rewarding rather than trying 6 different things in an over. The pitches in NZ haven't exactly been bowler friendly during this tour yet he has picked so many wickets , proof of how good he can be even when conditions do not help him. Some time back he commented after the match 'I aim to bowl at a length where the batsman is unsure whether to come forward or play back' - the secret is out :omg: Its simple bowling 101 which our bowlers fail to do
rkt.india Posted March 26, 2012 Posted March 26, 2012 Some time back he commented after the match 'I aim to bowl at a length where the batsman is unsure whether to come forward or play back' - the secret is out :omg: Its simple bowling 101 which our bowlers fail to do Absolutely, that is what is most recommended for a fast bowler whether he has pace or not. If one deliver ball after ball in that area, batsman will find it tough to deal with them. I advise this to Umesh Yadav and Ishant in one of the thread to find that length and at their pace it will hard to face them, but it is easier said than done.
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