King Tendulkar Posted October 20, 2013 Posted October 20, 2013 Way back lol He gotta go somewere first:cantstop:
Crookbond Posted October 20, 2013 Posted October 20, 2013 Cant believe it. Sunny been given false info:hysterical: Bet you he backs them being retained now. Guarantee! This is new guarantee, old one has expired! :cantstop:
jusarrived Posted October 20, 2013 Posted October 20, 2013 KT , you have roots in Lahore or karachi by any chance ? Lol
putrevus Posted October 20, 2013 Posted October 20, 2013 Lol u do not remember a thing.It was not perth spell but what he did after that got peoples hope .He bowled quickest in cbseries that followed and even in adelaide test he bowled very well and fast.He was injured the next series against SA and india was hammered then when he came back on a dustbowl he was the best fast bowler on a turning track and got kallis with a peach.After that When india came To aus he was MOS .He bowled the best any indian fast bowler has bowled in a series in India on dead tracks.Also before the aus series he went to lanka and in one of the best spells of fats bowling he has jaya and sanga in taters .After that he went downhill coaches in ipl and his idiotic thinking of trying to copy zak destroyed him.H tried to develop a out swinger which lead to many changes of actions ,finally he worked with eric simmmons and got his pace back and wrist position was still a problem in the wi tour and even in eng he has spells and in aux he was quick .Then the new coach and new thinking.He just needs to watch his videos form 2007-2009 and get things right. No I did not forget that series against Aussies where he was MOS but you have to see there also other than he never had any five wickets hauls, he was very good in that series but the problem with him he has not progressed even a bit. I was his biggest fan and supporter even when he go thru lean trot but what is most worrying aspect of him is, he is literally scared of pressure situations, those guys are thinking so much about failing that they fail to execute. He never was going to run thru the side even on his good day due to lack of outswinger, even in WI when he got some wickets those players were absolute hacks as proven by them not being in the side anymore. Personally I think ship has sailed for him to become a viable bowler.
Sandeep99 Posted October 20, 2013 Posted October 20, 2013 Ishant Sharma and all his fans can go and jump in a river. The world will be a better place
rkt.india Posted October 20, 2013 Posted October 20, 2013 No I did not forget that series against Aussies where he was MOS but you have to see there also other than he never had any five wickets hauls' date='[b'] he was very good in that series but the problem with him he has not progressed even a bit. I. He is paying for the tinkering with his natural approach which was working for him and messed up everything and started to imitating Zak and slow his pace down was the first step in that aspect in mid 2009.
putrevus Posted October 20, 2013 Posted October 20, 2013 He is paying for the tinkering with his natural approach which was working for him and messed up everything and started to imitating Zak and slow his pace down was the first step in that aspect in mid 2009. The reason he tinkered with his bowling in first place was he was beating the bat a lot but not getting enough wickets. Inswing bowlers are never going to be as successful as outswing bowlers.That is why I don't see Bhuvi also becoming a genuine wicket taker. The only guy I can remember who did well without having a genuine outswinger was Imran Khan but he was more pacy and with reverse swing his inswinger became outswinger.Till he mastered reverse swing Imran was also very average.
rkt.india Posted October 20, 2013 Posted October 20, 2013 The reason he tinkered with his bowling in first place was he was beating the bat a lot but not getting enough wickets. Inswing bowlers are never going to be as successful as outswing bowlers.That is why I don't see Bhuvi also becoming a genuine wicket taker. The only guy I can remember who did well without having a genuine outswinger was Imran Khan but he was more pacy and with reverse swing his inswinger became outswinger.Till he mastered reverse swing Imran was also very average. I think Ishant was as quick as Imran in 2008 if not more and could have done well with his natural approach, look at Makhaya Ntini. If Ishant could be MOS with not much stock outswing in India, he could have done wonders abroad with same approach. It was about pitching the ball at right length which he had started doing in CB series 2008. He was the biggest reason we competed in that series before he got injured, had 13 wickets at 20.
putrevus Posted October 20, 2013 Posted October 20, 2013 I think Ishant was as quick as Imran in 2008 if not more and could have done well with his natural approach' date=' look at Makhaya Ntini. If Ishant could be MOS with not much stock outswing in India, he could have done wonders abroad with same approach. It was about pitching the ball at right length which he had started doing in CB series 2008. He was the biggest reason we competed in that series before he got injured, had 13 wickets at 20.[/quote'] So true, Ishant with that bowling action would have been perfect for odis, what worked against him in test would be boon in odis.
fineleg Posted October 20, 2013 Posted October 20, 2013 KT ' date=' you have roots in Lahore or karachi by any chance ? Lol[/quote'] New guarantee from KT :--D Idiocy knows no limits.
gaurav92 Posted October 21, 2013 Posted October 21, 2013 LOL :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
maniac Posted October 21, 2013 Posted October 21, 2013 Looks like it is a revolving door....Out and In :phehehe: :vroam:
vvvslaxman Posted October 21, 2013 Posted October 21, 2013 It will tough for Ishant to bounce back from this position' date=' he has got a hell of allot of work to do on.his bowling, he has the ingredients but just lack a good recipe for success.[/quote'] 4.3 I Sharma to Vijay, SIX, gone for a six! it did not look to have come off the middle of the bat, was short in length and he went for the hook, Dhawan was there at the backward square-leg fence and he jumps tall, but just eludes him 4.4 I Sharma to Vijay, SIX, and another six! what a shot, that favourite one of his, clear front leg and hoicking it over the leg-side, two in two for Vijay! 4.5 I Sharma to Vijay, SIX, whoa, whoa, whoa, that's three sixes in three balls and Vijay, the out of form Vijay, has taken Ishant to the cleaners here, fuller and it's tonked over deep square-leg for a six! He will bounce back liike this :cantstop:
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