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Will India unearth a new fast bowler in Oz tour?

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Atleast in the last 2 tours, india has discovered 2 fast bowlers. Irfan in 2003 - 04 and Ishant in 2007. Usually Oz tour is long & tiring and no wonder our mainstream bowlers breakdown. I don't think it will any different this time around. We are going into this tour with half injured bowlers in the form of Ishant and Zaheer. Honestly, i dont think they will last the entire tour. Unfortunately, we dont have a good back-up which will cost us a match or 2. Having said that, i still believe that world cricket would see a new fast bowler and that could be ahsok Dinda. He is not too pacy, generates 135 KMPH consistently, occasionally touching 140kmph. Remember, Ricky was mighty impressed with this guy. I definitively believe that there is something different about this guy this domestic season. Picking up wickets at will. Here is my logic behind my backing for this guy. Indian conditions suit swing bowlers more than anybody else. With a pace of around 125 KMPH, you can still get lot of wickets. But for a bowler like Dinda, who doesn't swing the ball that much, it becomes much more difficult to get wickets. So, i am sure, he is blowing extremely well and would be a success at international arena.

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Atleast in the last 2 tours, india has discovered 2 fast bowlers. Irfan in 2003 - 04 and Ishant in 2007. Usually Oz tour is long & tiring and no wonder our mainstream bowlers breakdown. I don't think it will any different this time around. We are going into this tour with half injured bowlers in the form of Ishant and Zaheer. Honestly, i dont think they will last the entire tour. Unfortunately, we dont have a good back-up which will cost us a match or 2. Having said that, i still believe that world cricket would see a new fast bowler and that could be ahsok Dinda. He is not too pacy, generates 135 KMPH consistently, occasionally touching 140kmph. Remember, Ricky was mighty impressed with this guy. I definitively believe that there is something different about this guy this domestic season. Picking up wickets at will. Here is my logic behind my backing for this guy. Indian conditions suit swing bowlers more than anybody else. With a pace of around 125 KMPH, you can still get lot of wickets. But for a bowler like Dinda, who doesn't swing the ball that much, it becomes much more difficult to get wickets. So, i am sure, he is blowing extremely well and would be a success at international arena.
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Mithun the king of trundlers will be the find of the series' date='year etc for australia since all their batsmen will come to form once they find Mithun.[/quote'] mithun with his action has no chance kumar on green wickets might impress..cos australian are crap at playing swing more over in 2nd practice we saw he could be steady gave like 6 runs in his first 6 overs! after that bowled 2-3 more still was consistent so who knows :P
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I dont know' date=' I somehow getting a feeling from inside, that Abhimanyu Mithun will come out as a New superstar bowler for India on this Aussie tour.[/quote'] well that would be hard cos yadav has much better chance.. problem with mithun is with his action u really cant expect gr8 things.. at best he will be consistent get 3 wickets and not give much runs to be a superstar u need to run through teams imo

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