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Posted
8 minutes ago, MultiB48 said:

He is a hip dominant bowler and should have a straight follow through but collapses too much on delivery and also turns his top half sideways on follow thorough and gets his legs in a tangle.Ideally he should look to run through the crease rather than twist away .

Being side on he needs more time for preturn,which he fails to do so ,And his non bowling arm falls as well

Posted
29 minutes ago, MultiB48 said:

He is a hip dominant bowler and should have a straight follow through but collapses too much on delivery and also turns his top half sideways on follow thorough and gets his legs in a tangle.Ideally he should look to run through the crease rather than twist away .

 His bookfoot is collapsing after landing. It is more exaggerated now than before. Check the YouTube link above.

Posted
20 minutes ago, Suhaan said:

Being side on he needs more time for preturn,which he fails to do so ,And his non bowling arm falls as well

Nonbowling arm is not falling.  I would say bowling arm is delayed which is helping his pace. 

Posted
32 minutes ago, MultiB48 said:

He is a hip dominant bowler and should have a straight follow through but collapses too much on delivery and also turns his top half sideways on follow thorough and gets his legs in a tangle.Ideally he should look to run through the crease rather than twist away .

Problem is same running in with a big angle. Needs to run in a straight line.

Posted (edited)
15 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Nonbowling arm is not falling.  I would say bowling arm is delayed which is helping his pace. 

All i see is he isn't bowling to his potential ,,he needs more time to complete his action being side on, he's not jumping forward

Arm delay without stretch is not helping his pace rather

Necessary to transfer his momentum

Edited by Suhaan
Posted
12 minutes ago, Suhaan said:

All i see is he isn't bowling to his potential ,,he needs more time to complete his action being side on, he's not jumping forward

Arm delay without stretch is not helping his pace rather

Necessary to transfer his momentum

Most of his problems will be solved once is backfoot collapse after landing is improved. 

Posted
16 minutes ago, MultiB48 said:

His bfc is a bit side on but he is hip dominant,ideally these guys should be front on and just run through the crease.Also as he falls away so much and then turn his upper body a bit too early ,maybe to get off the danger area, he struggles to drive his hips and back leg through his action and get through the crease like these type of bowlers normally do.

 

His BFC is midway, not actually side in. But after BFC, his backfoot collapses which leads to all the hiccups he is having after BFC to FFC. Check the two pics. 

 

 

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Posted
7 minutes ago, MultiB48 said:

That midway is the issue because he is now stretching diagonally which is a long distance ,so cant quite make it with his style.If he were more front on or even side on like wasim it would be a smaller stretch and he would be more balanced .

It's a problem because he runs in with big angle. Needs to run in a straight line. And the most important is collapse of the backfoot after BFC. If there is no collapse, everything will improve.

Posted
11 minutes ago, MultiB48 said:

it's collapsing due that long diagonal stretch with his hip dominant style.

Jofra Archer is hip dominant and midway too. Lot of hip dominant bowlers are midway but they don't collapse. Backfoot collapse is a big problem for him. 

Posted

9 minutes ago, MultiB48 said:

 

You can see here .he is not running with that big an angle but just before bfc he jumps wide and turns his feet and body mid way.

 

 

 

 

here is starc ,he is running in at angle but jump in and goes front on.

https://youtu.be/yfWd_EH1Fw0?t=32

 

 

 

 

Look at how wide he runs in from.

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Posted
10 minutes ago, Suhaan said:

His jump isn't transferring his momentum into the action

He also runs in very fast. You need coordination between upper and lower body. Lower body can move faster than upper body. Slight lack of coordination between the two will lead to disruption in action chain. He will need close monitoring to find exact cause and improvement based on that.

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