G_B_ Posted December 24, 2011 Posted December 24, 2011 MRF holds 2 camps(2 weeks a camp) a year which are not good enough. Even our BCCI academies hold 2-3 week camps. How they are gonna make players or refine bowlers in that short period of time. well you cant expect them to hold camps during the ranji season right? Playing is important. Dont you think 4 weeks + domestic season is a significant approach? the only thing i can think of is the BCCI appoints good bowling coaches for each ranji team (about 20).
Needforspeed Posted December 24, 2011 Posted December 24, 2011 For identifying the fast bowling talent the BCCI should start from scratch. 1. Appoint a bowling consultant for this task, preferably a foreigner (to avoid any possibility of bias) with the necessary credentials. 2. Provide him with support staff/ talent scouts who will cast the net wide by touring the country. Come up with a list of 40-50 bowlers. 3. Call these bowlers to NCA at the Board's expense. 4. Put them through a rigrous on-field selection process in front of the bowling consultant. 5. Based on his observations he should short list 15 bowlers and also come up with the top 5 from the 15. 6. Once the pool is created the Bowling consultant and his staff become responsible for their development and the selectors also should monitor their progress. 7. The list should be reviewed and updated once a year.
saneindian Posted December 24, 2011 Posted December 24, 2011 Pool of bowlers? They have been playing musical chairs with reserve pacers for last so many years. Started with Ranadeb Bose being picked for 2007 Eng tour, did not get a game was dropped, then Pankaj Singh was sent to Australia and then discarded, then Balaji and Dhawal Kulkarni were the reserve pacers in NZ IN 2009, both lost their place to Tyagi in later part of 2009 and early 2010, then came Mithun for the tour of SL followed by Vinay Kumar, Dinda and Umesh Yadav. Selection of Unadkat for SA and later RP Singh for England was another step in a series of blunders by the selectors. Place of a reserve pacer was being doled out as a favour to players from different zones, apparently to win over selectors from those zones. In between we have had a couple of India A tours and the EPT. Likes of Jaskaran Singh and Ganpathy were a part of India A team to England in 2010, now they do not even feature in their state sides, shows the foresight of the selectors. Now to expect the same bunch of selectors to build a pool of pacers is expecting a little too much.
Lord Posted December 24, 2011 Posted December 24, 2011 Pool of bowlers? They have been playing musical chairs with reserve pacers for last so many years. Started with Ranadeb Bose being picked for 2007 Eng tour, did not get a game was dropped, then Pankaj Singh was sent to Australia and then discarded, then Balaji and Dhawal Kulkarni were the reserve pacers in NZ IN 2009, both lost their place to Tyagi in later part of 2009 and early 2010, then came Mithun for the tour of SL followed by Vinay Kumar, Dinda and Umesh Yadav. Selection of Unadkat for SA and later RP Singh for England was another step in a series of blunders by the selectors. Place of a reserve pacer was being doled out as a favour to players from different zones, apparently to win over selectors from those zones. In between we have had a couple of India A tours and the EPT. Likes of Jaskaran Singh and Ganpathy were a part of India A team to England in 2010, now they do not even feature in their state sides, shows the foresight of the selectors. Now to expect the same bunch of selectors to build a pool of pacers is expecting a little too much. agree:hatsoff:
rkt.india Posted December 24, 2011 Author Posted December 24, 2011 Pool of bowlers? They have been playing musical chairs with reserve pacers for last so many years. Started with Ranadeb Bose being picked for 2007 Eng tour, did not get a game was dropped, then Pankaj Singh was sent to Australia and then discarded, then Balaji and Dhawal Kulkarni were the reserve pacers in NZ IN 2009, both lost their place to Tyagi in later part of 2009 and early 2010, then came Mithun for the tour of SL followed by Vinay Kumar, Dinda and Umesh Yadav. Selection of Unadkat for SA and later RP Singh for England was another step in a series of blunders by the selectors. Place of a reserve pacer was being doled out as a favour to players from different zones, apparently to win over selectors from those zones. In between we have had a couple of India A tours and the EPT. Likes of Jaskaran Singh and Ganpathy were a part of India A team to England in 2010, now they do not even feature in their state sides, shows the foresight of the selectors. Now to expect the same bunch of selectors to build a pool of pacers is expecting a little too much. Agree. Still, Pankaj, Tyagi, Dinda, RP, Mithun, Dhawal all these can be part of this pool of bowlers.
Karan114 Posted December 24, 2011 Posted December 24, 2011 Pool of bowlers? They have been playing musical chairs with reserve pacers for last so many years. Started with Ranadeb Bose being picked for 2007 Eng tour, did not get a game was dropped, then Pankaj Singh was sent to Australia and then discarded, then Balaji and Dhawal Kulkarni were the reserve pacers in NZ IN 2009, both lost their place to Tyagi in later part of 2009 and early 2010, then came Mithun for the tour of SL followed by Vinay Kumar, Dinda and Umesh Yadav. Selection of Unadkat for SA and later RP Singh for England was another step in a series of blunders by the selectors. Place of a reserve pacer was being doled out as a favour to players from different zones, apparently to win over selectors from those zones. In between we have had a couple of India A tours and the EPT. Likes of Jaskaran Singh and Ganpathy were a part of India A team to England in 2010, now they do not even feature in their state sides, shows the foresight of the selectors. Now to expect the same bunch of selectors to build a pool of pacers is expecting a little too much. Good post, really exposes the complete lack of planning from the selectors.
pensionplan Posted December 24, 2011 Posted December 24, 2011 yeah create deep enough pool n push bowlers like Mithun n Vinay into itAnd the grand daddy of them all Irfan 'Chuvha' Pathan.
Lord Posted December 24, 2011 Posted December 24, 2011 And the grand daddy of them all Irfan 'Chuvha' Pathan. aise ek ek kar ginne lage toh samundar banana padega:haha:
pensionplan Posted December 24, 2011 Posted December 24, 2011 aise ek ek kar ginne lage toh samundar banana padega:haha:But Pathan is worth it for all the hype he gets despite being a dud and plus he has the honor of being part of my signature so it adds to the lustre.
G_B_ Posted December 24, 2011 Posted December 24, 2011 I think there needs to be some streamlining to the selection make India A side a passage to the main side. 5 bowlers on tour with the main team 5 bowlers on tour with the A team. I think the BCCI needs to organise more India A matches in Aus Sa and England. You will automatically get a pool of 10 bowlers.
msb1991 Posted December 24, 2011 Posted December 24, 2011 Pool of bowlers? They have been playing musical chairs with reserve pacers for last so many years. Started with Ranadeb Bose being picked for 2007 Eng tour, did not get a game was dropped, then Pankaj Singh was sent to Australia and then discarded, then Balaji and Dhawal Kulkarni were the reserve pacers in NZ IN 2009, both lost their place to Tyagi in later part of 2009 and early 2010, then came Mithun for the tour of SL followed by Vinay Kumar, Dinda and Umesh Yadav. Selection of Unadkat for SA and later RP Singh for England was another step in a series of blunders by the selectors. Place of a reserve pacer was being doled out as a favour to players from different zones, apparently to win over selectors from those zones. In between we have had a couple of India A tours and the EPT. Likes of Jaskaran Singh and Ganpathy were a part of India A team to England in 2010, now they do not even feature in their state sides, shows the foresight of the selectors. Now to expect the same bunch of selectors to build a pool of pacers is expecting a little too much. Top post. :hatsoff:
Sachin=GOD Posted December 24, 2011 Posted December 24, 2011 Pool of bowlers? They have been playing musical chairs with reserve pacers for last so many years. Started with Ranadeb Bose being picked for 2007 Eng tour, did not get a game was dropped, then Pankaj Singh was sent to Australia and then discarded, then Balaji and Dhawal Kulkarni were the reserve pacers in NZ IN 2009, both lost their place to Tyagi in later part of 2009 and early 2010, then came Mithun for the tour of SL followed by Vinay Kumar, Dinda and Umesh Yadav. Selection of Unadkat for SA and later RP Singh for England was another step in a series of blunders by the selectors. Place of a reserve pacer was being doled out as a favour to players from different zones, apparently to win over selectors from those zones. In between we have had a couple of India A tours and the EPT. Likes of Jaskaran Singh and Ganpathy were a part of India A team to England in 2010, now they do not even feature in their state sides, shows the foresight of the selectors. Now to expect the same bunch of selectors to build a pool of pacers is expecting a little too much. Spot on.
peterparker Posted December 25, 2011 Posted December 25, 2011 it should be fast only..no trundlers allowed
Needforspeed Posted December 25, 2011 Posted December 25, 2011 Pool of bowlers? They have been playing musical chairs with reserve pacers for last so many years. Started with Ranadeb Bose being picked for 2007 Eng tour, did not get a game was dropped, then Pankaj Singh was sent to Australia and then discarded, then Balaji and Dhawal Kulkarni were the reserve pacers in NZ IN 2009, both lost their place to Tyagi in later part of 2009 and early 2010, then came Mithun for the tour of SL followed by Vinay Kumar, Dinda and Umesh Yadav. Selection of Unadkat for SA and later RP Singh for England was another step in a series of blunders by the selectors. Place of a reserve pacer was being doled out as a favour to players from different zones, apparently to win over selectors from those zones. In between we have had a couple of India A tours and the EPT. Likes of Jaskaran Singh and Ganpathy were a part of India A team to England in 2010, now they do not even feature in their state sides, shows the foresight of the selectors. Now to expect the same bunch of selectors to build a pool of pacers is expecting a little too much. :two_thumbs_up: I also remember that Manpreet Gony was picked for the Bangladesh Tri Series in 2008 and also played in a couple of matches. After that he never got to play for India. And this has been happening for a long line of pacers - Yograj Singh (Yuvi's father), Salil Ankola, Vivek Razdan, Sunil Valson, Abey Kuruvilla ...the list is endless.
Cricket Tragic Posted December 25, 2011 Posted December 25, 2011 Pool of bowlers? They have been playing musical chairs with reserve pacers for last so many years. Started with Ranadeb Bose being picked for 2007 Eng tour, did not get a game was dropped, then Pankaj Singh was sent to Australia and then discarded, then Balaji and Dhawal Kulkarni were the reserve pacers in NZ IN 2009, both lost their place to Tyagi in later part of 2009 and early 2010, then came Mithun for the tour of SL followed by Vinay Kumar, Dinda and Umesh Yadav. Selection of Unadkat for SA and later RP Singh for England was another step in a series of blunders by the selectors. Place of a reserve pacer was being doled out as a favour to players from different zones, apparently to win over selectors from those zones. In between we have had a couple of India A tours and the EPT. Likes of Jaskaran Singh and Ganpathy were a part of India A team to England in 2010, now they do not even feature in their state sides, shows the foresight of the selectors. Now to expect the same bunch of selectors to build a pool of pacers is expecting a little too much. Brilliant post as always. I agree entirely with it.
bulbul Posted December 25, 2011 Posted December 25, 2011 what happened before is no one can change now..may be that time there is No specific plan or action items...Now they made one..whether it will be successfull or not time will tell may be BCCI reads ICF :winky:
ShebbySB Posted December 26, 2011 Posted December 26, 2011 BCCI to pick a pool of 15 fast bowlers My choice would be:-1)Gony,2)Dinda,3)Abu Nechim, 4)Shami Ahmed,5)Anwar Ahmed,6)Sangwan,7)Pawan Suyal, 8)Rahul Shukla,9)Sudeep Tyagi,10)Mithun,11)Irfan, 12)Parvinder Awana,13)Vohra,14)Srikkanth Wagh,15)Pankaj Singh. Maybe Unadkat & Chahar will get selected ahead of someone among these guys but personally I'll not select them ahead of these guyz. Zak,Ishant,Umesh,Aaron,PK & Vinay:hehe: are our premier bowlers right now.
chainsmoker1985 Posted December 26, 2011 Posted December 26, 2011 I really wonder sometimes luck can play such a big role in someone's success. I am talking about Vinay Kumar. I have nothing against this guy. I am happy for his success. The only problem that we guys have is, He is representing World Champion Indian side fast bowling. But, 9 out of 10 guys(in India as well as outside India) would really wonder how he able to make a permanent place in this Indian team. Having seen today Zaheer, Ishant and Umesh, even Australians will be hoping to play against VK. Even Zaheer who is 34 yrs old, was bouncing and rushing the Australians. When Zaheer in rhythm, he can create havoc in the opposition camp in a very short period of time. Today, we saw great exhibition of fast bowling. Even, Australians were admiring all over. But, we just can't expect same thing from VK at all whereas he is just a new-comer. He should bowl his heart out
msb1991 Posted December 26, 2011 Posted December 26, 2011 What is the point of an arbitrary number of 15? Surely if there is a pool of top quality bowlers, it should be of varying size?
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