JaFanatic Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 Before the 145.9 k' date=' his fastest was 142.5 k or 88.6 m . He bowled 2 more 144 k deliveries after his fastest one though.[/quote'] cricinfo commentary says he bowled at 146 in the 8th over
King Tendulkar Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 Outstading bowling from shami No Yadav, at lest play him in odis FFS
express bowling Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 Just like most Indian pacers --- who start off by bowling indippers and taking wickets -- like Bhuvi, Munaf, Umesh --- and then changing to moving outswingers or legcutters mostly and getting less wickets --- Shami has done just that too. I know the pitch had more bounce and more outswingers needed to be bowled. Dhoni's field placement of 5 slips also forced Shami to bowl outswings primarily. But Shami not bowling more than 1 or 2 indippers, the delivery which got him most of the wickets in the last test, was not a good idea. Indian cricketers seem to have this obsession with outswingers and this has not helped our bowling.
FischerTal Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 Just like most Indian pacers --- who start off by bowling indippers and taking wickets -- like Bhuvi, Munaf, Umesh --- and then changing to moving outswingers or legcutters mostly and getting less wickets --- Shami has done just that too. I know the pitch had more bounce and more outswingers needed to be bowled. Dhoni's field placement of 5 slips also forced Shami to bowl outswings primarily. But Shami not bowling more than 1 or 2 indippers, the delivery which got him most of the wickets in the last test, was not a good idea. Indian cricketers seem to have this obsession with outswingers and this has not helped our bowling. everytime he attempted to bowl inwards, it was easily blocked. none of them jagged back in. you have to bowl according to the conditions
express bowling Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 everytime he attempted to bowl inwards' date=' it was easily blocked. none of them jagged back in. you have to bowl according to the conditions[/quote'] He bowled quite a few indippers to the left handers, which were their outgoing deliveries. So , it was more intent than inability due to conditions.
FischerTal Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 He bowled quite a few indippers to the left handers' date=' which were their outgoing deliveries. So , it was more intent than inability due to conditions.[/quote'] all the indippers to samuels were of no use. you cant just keep bowling same delivery so many times. lets leave our judgement on him till south africa. im sure there will be enough indippers there :--D
rkt.india Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 Just like most Indian pacers --- who start off by bowling indippers and taking wickets -- like Bhuvi, Munaf, Umesh --- and then changing to moving outswingers or legcutters mostly and getting less wickets --- Shami has done just that too. I know the pitch had more bounce and more outswingers needed to be bowled. Dhoni's field placement of 5 slips also forced Shami to bowl outswings primarily. But Shami not bowling more than 1 or 2 indippers, the delivery which got him most of the wickets in the last test, was not a good idea. Indian cricketers seem to have this obsession with outswingers and this has not helped our bowling. He is predominantly an outswing bowler. Those indippers were due to reverse swing. His inswingers with new balls are mostly natural variation.
express bowling Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 He is predominantly an outswing bowler. Those indippers were due to reverse swing. His inswingers with new balls are mostly natural variation. He has been bowling a lot of off-cutters with the new ball, in the last test match as well as the 3 ODIs he had played. This has been his main wicket taking delivery with the new ball, in all 4 matches.
rkt.india Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 He has been bowling a lot of off-cutters with the new ball' date=' in the last test match as well as the 3 ODIs he had played. This has been his main wicket taking delivery with the new ball, in all 4 matches.[/quote'] As I said those were variations of the pitch. They were mostly outswingers but came in after pitching. Many of those were not intended inswingers.
express bowling Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 As I said those were variations of the pitch. They were mostly outswingers but came in after pitching. Many of those were not intended inswingers. I am talking about off-cutters, not inswingers. If you have read the article on Shami about how Shami struggled against all odds and came up -- his mentor had said that he always bowled a lot of off-cutters.
rkt.india Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 I am talking about off-cutters' date=' not inswingers. If you have read the article on Shami about how Shami struggled against all odds and came up -- his mentor had said that he always bowled a lot of off-cutters.[/quote'] Those off cutters are those inswinging deliveries with old ball. He does not mean anything else but those. You are talking those words a bit too literally.
express bowling Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 Those off cutters are those inswinging deliveries with old ball. He does not mean anything else but those. You are talking those words a bit too literally. What I am simply saying is, he did not bowl off-cutters deliberately today, when bowling against right handers. He did it against left handers though. He could have done it, but did not do it. Nothing to do with the conditions here. Today's pitch was quite favourable to movement off the seam .
rkt.india Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 What I am simply saying is, he did not bowl off-cutters deliberately today, when bowling against right handers. He did it against left handers though. He could have done it, but did not do it. Nothing to do with the conditions here. Today's pitch was quite favourable to movement off the seam . I have never seen him bowl deliberate off cutters, only inswing and outswing and off the seam.
express bowling Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 I have never seen him bowl deliberate off cutters' date=' only inswing and outswing and off the seam.[/quote'] You are perhaps meaning slower off-cutters. Deliberate off-cutters off faster deliveries is also possible.
rkt.india Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 You are perhaps meaning slower off-cutters. Deliberate off-cutters off faster deliveries is also possible. But never seen him bowl.
express bowling Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 But never seen him bowl. With the new ball, he bowls it all the time. Seen it in almost every international innings he has played.
rkt.india Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 With the new ball' date=' he bowls it all the time. Seen it in almost every international innings he has played.[/quote'] As I said that is not off cutter that is just a normal away swing that holds its line and also come back in a slightly rather than going away. Finch and Watson got bowl on similar kind of deliveries which were conventional outswingers, but came back in after pitching rather than going away and surprised the batsmen. This is one good thing about upright seam. No one really knows how will it behave after pitching.
ShebbySB Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 As I said that is not off cutter that is just a normal away swing that holds its line and also come back in a slightly rather than going away. Finch and Watson got bowl on similar kind of deliveries which were conventional outswingers' date=' but came back in after pitching rather than going away and surprised the batsmen. This is one good thing about upright seam. No one really knows how will it behave after pitching.[/quote'] It's natural variation nothing else,his has natural outswing with the new ball & lands in on the seam so has the natural variation which comes back in after hitting the seam.With the old ball he swings it in,can move it away too which is rare when u bowl reverse swing.He's better than Bhuvi & Yadav in my view....accurate,skillful & sharp enough to be effective.Sometimes fast when he lets it go.
Vilander Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 OK he is definitely not the same bowler when ball is not reversing.. But his pace and that bouncer means he is still something very good... Well not special though..
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