Speeds and Performances of Pacers and Spinners

[Vilander]

Bumrah 127 k 126 k 

[Vilander]

124k and nz put india and bumrah out of their misery. Pity on Bumrah Kohli and Ashwin. Poor fellas their skill gap ment they were soundly trashed. 

[Adi_91]

30 minutes ago, Vilander said:

Bumrah 127 k 126 k 

This is not just shocking, this is Vinay Kumar class shown by Bumrah! 

[Rightarmfast]

19 hours ago, the don said:

Shaheen, Naseem and Hasnain have consistently been bowling above 145 kph. 

Even little Musa is hitting 150 kph. These teenagers are very impressive with their pace. Shaheen has been bowling absolute heat since his elbow has gotten better. 

Hopefully Rauf finds his rhythm. 

Great signs. 

Abbey, tum Pakistanio ko mirchi lagane ko aaj hi mila tha kya? 

[Malcolm Merlyn]

Nagarkoti finally plays a match. Played in the DY Patil T20 tournament.

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[Malcolm Merlyn]

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[Vilander]

7 minutes ago, Malcolm Merlyn said:

Nagarkoti finally plays a match. Played in the DY Patil T20 tournament.

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finally 2 years, does he still do fast bowling or is he a batsman or spinner now ?

[Malcolm Merlyn]

finally 2 years, does he still do fast bowling or is he a batsman or spinner now ?

Check the link above.

Action is changed for sure.

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[Mosher]

Nagarkoti bowled some good bouncers, yorkers and slower balls. Nagarkoti and Aaron bowling together 

 

 

 

[bhakum20]

we’ve been extensively discussing bumrah’s form but shami has blown hot and cold, more cold, throughout the NZ tour. As they say fast bowlers hunt in packs and having just one of them and ishant in form is not gonna win you games in sena, assuming our batting fires.

[express bowling]

5 hours ago, Mosher said:

Nagarkoti bowled some good bouncers, yorkers and slower balls. Nagarkoti and Aaron bowling together 

 

 

 

 

 

1.  Nagarkoti's action has become more front on for sure.

 

2. He is still sprinting in very well 

 

3. He seems to have lost a bit of skid off the deck.  The wrist whip has reduced.

 

4. His release point has probably become a bit higher. He is getting better carry too.

 

5. Pace is still good ... but more of a bouncy pace than his earlier skiddy pace.

 

All of this is partly due to a more front on action.

Edited February 25, 2020 by express bowling

[Suhaan]

14 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

 

1.  Nagarkoti's action has become more front on for sure.

 

2. He is still sprinting in very well 

 

3. He seems to have lost a bit of skid off the deck.  The wrist whip has reduced.

 

4. His release point has probably become a bit higher. He is getting better carry too.

 

5. Pace is still good ... but more of a bouncy pace than his earlier skiddy pace.

 

All of this is partly due to a more front on action.

I think that is good for his height he is getting nice bounce,pace with bounce  is hard to handle than skiddy pace

He should get better only from here,the more he plays the better

[Suhaan]

Doesn't look like a major change in action from here

[Vickydev]

1 hour ago, bhakum20 said:

we’ve been extensively discussing bumrah’s form but shami has blown hot and cold, more cold, throughout the NZ tour. As they say fast bowlers hunt in packs and having just one of them and ishant in form is not gonna win you games in sena, assuming our batting fires.

Shami has been overused. He is playing almost every LOI, test series for over 2 years. He should be rested for the SA ODIs.

[express bowling]

3 minutes ago, Vickydev said:

Shami has been overused. He is playing almost every LOI, test series for over 2 years. He should be rested for the SA ODIs.

 

Yes.

 

Rest Bumrah and Shami for SA ODIs.

 

Bring in Prasidh Krishna to partner Saini.

 

 

Edited February 25, 2020 by express bowling

[rkt.india]

2 hours ago, express bowling said:

 

 

1.  Nagarkoti's action has become more front on for sure.

 

2. He is still sprinting in very well 

 

3. He seems to have lost a bit of skid off the deck.  The wrist whip has reduced.

 

4. His release point has probably become a bit higher. He is getting better carry too.

 

5. Pace is still good ... but more of a bouncy pace than his earlier skiddy pace.

 

All of this is partly due to a more front on action.

He is not front on. He is side on now. He used to be semi front on before.  His bowling arm is more round arm now. This is good for him. His head is not falling to his left and will also get more outswing now.

 

Regarding other yhings, they will come back once he plays more. He isn't even bowling full tilt at this point. He is just getting used to his new action.

Edited February 25, 2020 by rkt.india

[express bowling]

6 hours ago, rkt.india said:

He is not front on. He is side on now. He used to be semi front on before.  His bowling arm is more round arm now. This is good for him. His head is not falling to his left and will also get more outswing now.

 

 

He is not front on.  He has always looked semi front on to me. But the degree changes.

 

His release points seem to have become higher now and he is getting more bounce.

 

6 hours ago, rkt.india said:

Regarding other yhings, they will come back once he plays more. He isn't even bowling full tilt at this point. He is just getting used to his new action.

 

We will see what comes back and what does not.  But his pace is still there.

[Vilander]

1 hour ago, express bowling said:

 

 

He is not front on.  He has always looked semi front on to me. But the degree changes.

 

His release points seem to have become higher now and he is getting more bounce.

 

 

We will see what comes back and what does not.  But his pace is still there.

i think his pace and accuracy will increase, i like what i see in the video. His head pops up still after delivery

[Vilander]

Man i wish they play Prasidh/Nagar/Mavi/Saini in some series and rest the front line pacers. 

[rkt.india]

12 hours ago, express bowling said:

 

 

He is not front on.  He has always looked semi front on to me. But the degree changes.

 

His release points seem to have become higher now and he is getting more bounce.

 

 

We will see what comes back and what does not.  But his pace is still there.

He is side on now. He was semi-front on before. Bowling actions are defined by your lower and upper body positions. His back foot is parallel to the crease which means his lower body is in side-on position. It also seems his left arm is going across his right eye which also means his upper body is also side-on. 

 

I don't remember what his lower and upper body positions were in the past but right now he is side-on. It is very much possible that he had mixed action before which led to back stress fracture. Brett Lee had similar issue during 97-98 period with mixed which resulted in stress fracture of the back then he changed his action. I am also worried about Kartik Tyagi. He also has a mixed action. His back foot, lower body, is in side-on position but upper body is front or semi front position. It will lead to serious back injuries. Don't know what the * coaches are doing. They need to correct these basic things in a young bowler.

Edited February 26, 2020 by rkt.india