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India tour of New Zealand 2014


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India tour of New Zealand 2014  

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Nah... His fastest deliveries were almost always between 140 to 142 k. He rarely touched 145 though.
Yeah he got up to 140ks but his average speed was not much diff.
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Nah... His fastest deliveries were almost always between 140 to 142 k. He rarely touched 145 though.
You missed early part of his career? He used to be in high 130s to low to mid 140s in early 2000s even in tests. Can still remember how he troubled Andy Flower in his 232 series with pace and bounce in 2002, I guess.
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A nightwatchman's primary job is to survive, not to play his shots. Jadeja's best bet in these conditions is to be aggressive. He can be promoted up the order when the match situation requires a pinch hitter, not a nightwatchman.

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im indian and i agree, the indian morons here think it's all about pace, but crap bowlers like yadav and aaron who have pace but spray the ball over are nowhere in the class of ishant or zaheer.
yeah so awesome.helps in his bowling too 159337.2.jpg
:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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I never said I would send Jadeja ahead of Ishant as night watchman. Ishant's defense is far superior to CL Jadeja' date=' and as a night watchman that is the most important trait.[/quote'] atm his defense looks better than even Raina,especially against short stuff:giggle:
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Ishant is a different class compared to the yadavs and aarons of this world who get pasted all over.
Moron, care to explain why the classy Ishant averages 38 with a terrible SR of 68? He's easily the worst bowler in the history of the game to have played over 50 tests and has been bowling crap since 2009 but still finds supporters in dumbkunts like you :icflove:
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You missed early part of his career? He used to be in high 130s to low to mid 140s in early 2000s even in tests. Can still remember how he troubled Andy Flower in his 232 series with pace and bounce in 2002' date=' I guess.[/quote'] He was not too good even with a bit more pace that time.His turn around came on the mother of flat decks in pakistan when we lost the series but the spell of reverse swing was as good as any.He was dropped after that series ,he was so unfit .but he came back a diff bowler in eng his speeds were 128-140ks but he swung the ball in.He used to up his pace when the ball started reverse
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How such an over the hill player can be selected in the India squad is a mystery to me. Contrast is even more stark when you watch Aus-SA match and see bowler after bowler from both teams running in hard and hit 140+ consistently :sad: All three of Umesh, Bhuvi and Pandey should've been ahead of Zak but won't get a game :((

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He always was 128-137ks except for odd spells in india for reverse where he went up to 145ks against aus in nagpur.It was the quickest he bowled in tests ever.
I think he clocked 150ks at leeds 2002 once.
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I think he clocked 150ks at leeds 2002 once.
Zak hitting 150 :confused: The fastest I have ever seen him bowl is around early 140s in the 140-145 range. The fastest spell I have seen from an Indian pacer is by Umesh against Aus though he did spray it around a bit. In odis Nehra hitting 150kph against Eng in 2003 WC was the fastest, and probably, the best spell I've seen from an Indian pacer in the shorter format.
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It is over for him
His scenario reminds me of Kapil Dev in his last test matches carrying on for the highest wicket taker record and keeping Fit ,Raring and FAST Javagal Srinath on bench for 1.5 years in home test matches during 1992-94. Zaheer should give way to Umesh Yadav who is raring to go .:omg:
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Nightwatchman is someone you don't mind losing. I don't think we could have afforded to lose Jaddu's wicket at the end of the day. Given our longish tail sacrificing someone like Jaddu would have made NZ's task much easier. Nightwatchmen should be tailenders like Gillespie, Anderson, Ishant etc. who can block a few and hang around. It was a good decision to send Ishant as a nighwatchman and Jaddu could have scored a few more and maybe get to his half century to make his case as a middle order batsman. Rahane was batting at the other end and it wasn't as if Jaddu was batting with the tail and yet he slogged and didn't even hang around long enough to see Rahane to his maiden 100.

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