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Anderson: How I became a world-class fast bowler


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Will be 45-20 after next summer.
Ok, so you can state that next year. Till then you can shut up, unless you are a certified 'FORTUNE TELLER'. /Thanks
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41-20. Now who is the real bunny?
Dont care about what grandpas did. Only recent history is relevant, not ancient feats of dead people. We used to be your bunnies. Then you guys became ours. Now you are trying to repeat the cycle (make us your bunnies again) but 2 series is still too soon to toss away 20+ years of bunnification of England.
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Well, at least by British press. :winky: Heard a lot of it on Sky's post match shows last Ashes.
Delusional British Press will even say Tin Henman is as good as Roger Federer :cantstop:
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Delusional British Press will even say Tin Henman is as good as Roger Federer :cantstop:
david haye will KO klitschkos was another ultimate buildup :giggle: recenlty , how federer is going to stop murray ( in some wimbeldon final or semis ) ..
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Anderson is gradually turning into an ageing trundler. Without the right weather conditions he is starting to look toothless and has been treated like a net bowler by the Aussies. When you do bowl an Ishant Sharma over you know you have serious problems.

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He's always been good in English conditions or in places where the ball swings in the air. For about 2-3 years he performed really well everywhere but now he seems to be losing most of it.

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Jimmy is going thru now what Zak began to experience a year and half ago – After 2, 3 seasons of sustained good performances, all the wear and tear is finally beginning to catch up to his body. From an onlooker’s standpoint, it is difficult to understand or explain the sudden dip performance – Jimmy’s pace still seems to be up there (85-87 mph.. he never was a 90 mph bowler anyway..). The seam position at the point of release of the ball still seems immaculate.. yet, there’s a noticeable drop in the incisiveness of the bowling. Anderson’s decline further emphasizes the true greatness of someone like Steyn. This dude is born to bowl fast. He’s being doing his thing for 6-7 years straight now, which is jaw dropping for a fast bowler.

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