pensionplan Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 No...he isn't...but pretty sure' date=' he will on the plane if somebody gets injured.....[/quote']Gupta Ji, Zyada Umeed Nahi Lagana.
Clarke Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 Not just fast bowler, Vinay Koomarr shall be the best fast bowling all rounder after the tour. There will be comparisons to Flintoff's 2005 heroics.
chainsmoker1985 Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 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 I know Yadav has much better chance. I am not denying Yadav. Apart from Yadav, Mithun also can be a surprise weapon. Everybody is underrating Mithun. I have seen Mithun bowling at 140+. And he is only 22 yrs old. I mean this guy is still very very young, so he can't loose pace. If he sorts out his run-up problem and his action problem, he can be real strike bowler. Look at his fitness and body. He is super-fit and super-strong. And bcoz Australia is always a very long tour, there is enough time for the new-comers to work on their weakness with the team management. That's y we always see a new bowling star on each and every Aus tour. Last time, it was Ishant and before that in 2003 it was Irfan Pathan
Old guy Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 I know Yadav has much better chance. I am not denying Yadav. Apart from Yadav, Mithun also can be a surprise weapon. Everybody is underrating Mithun. I have seen Mithun bowling at 140+. And he is only 22 yrs old. I mean this guy is still very very young, so he can't loose pace. If he sorts out his run-up problem and his action problem, he can be real strike bowler. Look at his fitness and body. He is super-fit and super-strong. And bcoz Australia is always a very long tour, there is enough time for the new-comers to work on their weakness with the team management. That's y we always see a new bowling star on each and every Aus tour. Last time, it was Ishant and before that in 2003 it was Irfan Pathan yes he is very young.. and he bowled with pace before but now he was bowling in 120's! i dont think he will perform in this series but ya in future he can improve u dont change ur whole action during series it takes time... he should change it in nca camp or something tour is not right place
carnish Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 I know Yadav has much better chance. I am not denying Yadav. Apart from Yadav' date=' Mithun also can be a surprise weapon. Everybody is underrating Mithun. I have seen Mithun bowling at 140+. And he is only 22 yrs old. [b']I mean this guy is still very very young, so he can't loose pace. If he sorts out his run-up problem and his action problem, he can be real strike bowler. Look at his fitness and body. He is super-fit and super-strong. And bcoz Australia is always a very long tour, there is enough time for the new-comers to work on their weakness with the team management. That's y we always see a new bowling star on each and every Aus tour. Last time, it was Ishant and before that in 2003 it was Irfan Pathan He has already lost about 10K's... now we have to see if he can get that pace back or not...:--D
Blue Panther Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 Joke of a thread. We know their potential.
chainsmoker1985 Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 He has already lost about 10K's... now we have to see if he can get that pace back or not...:--D That's bcoz of bad action and his run-up problem. It happens with youngsters, when try to experiment new things, they sometimes loses control on their natural action and run-up as well. Bcoz they are young, they don't have that much experience and their actions. I hope you understand what i am trying to say coz it is quite complicated. I mean, he still has pace BUT he has lost the control on his action and run-up. It is all confidence thing. And sometimes even with a small incident, you can gain back your confidence
carnish Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 That's bcoz of bad action and his run-up problem. It happens with youngsters, when try to experiment new things, they sometimes loses control on their natural action and run-up as well. Bcoz they are young, they don't have that much experience and their actions. I hope you understand what i am trying to say coz it is quite complicated. I mean, he still has pace BUT he has lost the control on his action and run-up. It is all confidence thing. And sometimes even with a small incident, you can gain back your confidence I guess the same thing with run-up happened with pathan a few years ago and he never got his pace back... am seeing the pace back in ISHU but the deadly factor in his bowling is missing
chainsmoker1985 Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 I guess the same thing with run-up happened with pathan a few years ago and he never got his pace back... am seeing the pace back in ISHU but the deadly factor in his bowling is missing Pathan's case was different coz Pathan was basically a swing bowler, he lost his swing and Mithun is a hit-the-deck bowler. Pathan was already an established bowler so everyone had high expectations from him but Mithun is still a new-comer. He dont have the pressure of expectations. So it will be easier for Mithun. About Ishant, nothing to worry, he will soon getting lots of wkts when he will start bowling wid Zaheer
Old guy Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 I guess the same thing with run-up happened with pathan a few years ago and he never got his pace back... am seeing the pace back in ISHU but the deadly factor in his bowling is missing ishant? im seeing some good things in his bowling much better steady action pace back.. looks in control earlier he never looked this steady he is one bowler who after dip in form is coming back.. only 1-2 minor things like his wrist position etc still need improvement but to me this series would be his turning point i was impressed with his rhythm against west indies even though he didn't pick wickets
carnish Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 ishant? im seeing some good things in his bowling much better steady action pace back.. looks in control earlier he never looked this steady he is one bowler who after dip in form is coming back.. only 1-2 minor things like his wrist position etc still need improvement but to me this series would be his turning point i was impressed with his rhythm against west indies even though he didn't pick wickets The important thing is wickets.. unless he picks some he won't get his confidence back plus his fitness is a big concern
MCcricket Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 I think UY and Ashwin will announce their arrival at the world stage on this tour,all bowlers being fit, we will show how potent our bowling attack can be,as good as any other country.I would prefer Irfan , Dinda as our backup bowlers and both had potential to be successful in OZ.
G_B_ Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 I think UY and Ashwin will announce their arrival at the world stage on this tour' date=all bowlers being fit, we will show how potent our bowling attack can be,as good as any other country.I would prefer Irfan , Dinda as our backup bowlers and both had potential to be successful in OZ. I agree. Ashwin especially. Just my hunch.
gakgupta Posted December 25, 2011 Author Posted December 25, 2011 I think UY and Ashwin will announce their arrival at the world stage on this tour' date='all bowlers being fit, we will show how potent our bowling attack can be,as good as any other country.I would prefer Irfan , Dinda as our backup bowlers and both had potential to be successful in OZ.[/quote'] I think Umesh will make a huge difference. Oz's are always troubled by serious pace in the past, may it be shoib akthar or kemar roach or mohammed aamir....they all bowled close to 150 kmph and Oz's had no clue.....same would happen with umesh as well
Needforspeed Posted December 25, 2011 Posted December 25, 2011 I think Umesh will make the difference. As for the Tenvic Trundler Twins - forget about making an impact, they dont deserve to be Test match bowlers. Varun Aaron really missed an opportunity of a lifetime and selectors also missed an opportunity by not picking Dinda and Nechim.
chainsmoker1985 Posted December 25, 2011 Posted December 25, 2011 I hope he falls on Vinay Kumar. :hysterical::hysterical: yea, I m thinking in d same way. I just hope VK and Mithun gets injured without playing a game, just sitting outside. Is there any possibility for that to happen :giggle:
carnish Posted December 25, 2011 Posted December 25, 2011 :hysterical::hysterical: yea, I m thinking in d same way. I just hope VK and Mithun gets injured without playing a game, just sitting outside. Is there any possibility for that to happen :giggle: I hope you get injured. aren't you ashamed for hoping for injury to another person.. may you rot in hell forever... stupid
chainsmoker1985 Posted December 25, 2011 Posted December 25, 2011 I hope you get injured. aren't you ashamed for hoping for injury to another person.. may you rot in hell forever... stupid ooooo I am terrified... :nervous: I said that in 'Majaak' buddy
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