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12 minutes ago, Cricket guru said:

He played 2 international test match taken 2 wickets average bowling speed was 146kmph

there was no speed gun used in those two tests. how do you now average speed was 146 KPMH?

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On 7/25/2013 at 3:52 PM, The Realist said:

Don't forget the other legends around the same time as: Salil Ankola Paras Mhambery Debashish Mohanty Thiru Kumaran Was truly a great era.

:rofl:

Posted
25 minutes ago, Cricket guru said:

He bowled between 147 to 150 kmph he was t he was the fast bowler not medium fast bowler 

I'll be damned :hysterical:

 

Btw, is this David Johnson on the other side? Or his digital marketing agency's associate?

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On 7/25/2013 at 3:52 PM, The Realist said:

Don't forget the other legends around the same time as: Salil Ankola Paras Mhambery Debashish Mohanty Thiru Kumaran Was truly a great era.

Doda Ganesh as well. :giggle:

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On 7/18/2018 at 4:47 PM, Switchblade said:

Harvinder Singh,Kuruvilla and Tinu Youhanan comes to my mind as well.

Harvinder was fast but at the time fast bowling culture was absolutely different in India.  

Posted
6 hours ago, Ankit_sharma03 said:

 

125k-130k lagta hai, may be sometimes 130+

 

Jab runup leke aata hai to aisa lagta shoaibh akthar aa rha hai, nikalta rasgulla hai 

 

nah, binny is 125-130. he is looking quicker than even BK. Look at that carry on the last bowl and pace that thuds into the gloves on quite a full length delivery.  He was considered to be one of the fast domestic bowler in Indian in mid 90s. Certainly looking high 130s to low 140s here. 

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Tbh, at times its difficult to ascertain pace just by looking at videos and having no other references. I remember the 99 world cup match against england. Debashish Mohanty was bowling red hot and was getting serious bounce. None of the english batsmen were comfortable against him. because of that bounce, it looked like he was bowling at a great pace. We all thought he was bowling express, but later the speed gun results showed his pace around 115-125!

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We have contributed strongly to the oxymoron " Slow pacers ".

 

Balwinder Singh Sandhu, of the 1983 World Cup fame, is the slowest Indian pacer I have seen.

 

Sanjeev Sharma, who played in the late 1980s, was a maha trundler too.

 

Roger Binny and Manoj Prabhakar were also quite slow.

 

Paras Mhambrey, Dodda Ganesh and Debashish Mohanty put their hands up to uphold this great legacy of ours in the later half of the 1990s. 

 

The new millenium saw this identity of ours getting lost almost till Praveen Kumar came forward to give a nostalgic feeling.

 

Elderly people keep on saying that everything was better earlier.  While we don't agree with them on many issues ...  this one is true.  They don't make Indian trundlers like they used to in the past.   Those super slow deliveries from the  " pacers ",  those unfit and shambolic physiques, their complete lack of energy etc. etc.  ... are lost for ever.

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Posted
3 minutes ago, express bowling said:

We have contributed strongly to the oxymoron " Slow pacers ".

 

Balwinder Singh Sandhu, of the 1983 World Cup fame, is the slowest Indian pacer I have seen.

 

Sanjeev Sharma, who played in the late 1980s, was a maha trundler too.

 

Roger Binny and Manoj Prabhakar were also quite slow.

 

Paras Mhambrey, Dodda Ganesh and Debashish Mohanty put their hands up to uphold this great legacy of ours in the later half of the 1990s. 

 

The new millenium saw this identity of ours getting lost almost till Praveen Kumar came forward to give a nostalgic feeling.

 

Elderly people keep on saying that everything was better earlier.  While we don't agree with them on many issues ...  this one is true.  They don't make Indian trundlers like they used to in the past.   Those super slow deliveries from the  " pacers ",  those unfit and shambolic physiques, their complete lack of energy etc. etc.  ... are lost for ever.

Remember those loopy inswinging yorkers of Manoj Prabhakar? Flight and drift  :cantstop:  

Posted
3 minutes ago, saik said:

Johnson was finding it difficult to bowl fast on a pacy Durban pitch. I think that was his last match.

Sachin blamed the selection of Johnson for the loss in his book. He had wanted Abey Kuruvilla.

 

http://www.espncricinfo.com/series/16126/scorecard/63736/south-africa-vs-india-1st-test-india-tour-of-south-africa-1996-97/

Unless Abey kuruvilla was to score 100s with the bat I dont how he would have made a difference when we where bowled out for 100 and 66 in two innings lol

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