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Posted
11 hours ago, Lone Wolf said:

Avinash bowling in a casual net session... Not sure how latest this is....  Similar load up like Umran.  Looks like bowling within himself here. 

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I hope he will not start trundling by bowling well within his limits

Posted
48 minutes ago, Vijy said:

I hope he will not start trundling by bowling well within his limits

He is getting massive hype due to his pace...  I don't think he will bowl slow.  Those who have played him have already compared Umran with him.  RCB folks have said he is capable of bowling 150 plus.  

Only thing is if RCB will give him a chance straightaway. 

Posted
23 minutes ago, Lone Wolf said:

He is getting massive hype due to his pace...  I don't think he will bowl slow.  Those who have played him have already compared Umran with him.  RCB folks have said he is capable of bowling 150 plus.  

Only thing is if RCB will give him a chance straightaway. 

looking at that video, he didn't seem that quick to me. in earlier videos posted in this thread, he was visibly much faster. that's why I was wondering if he wants to trundle

Posted
On 12/29/2022 at 11:57 PM, Mosher said:

 

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Somehow missed this wonderful post earlier bro !

 

Top batsmen always point out these Super Fast spells as the toughest they have faced. 

 

Something to think about for the Indian cricket fraternity.

Posted (edited)

2 points, from the recent meeting of the top honchos, may spell doom for young quicks ....

 

1)  Only a 20 player pool for ODIs before the WC ....  This means Sen won't be considered and Umran maybe thrown out too.

 

2)  Emerging players have to play a substantial part of the domestic season before they can be considered for India.

 

So, a young quick who maybe warming the bench in the Indian squad in T20Is, and missing the Ranji matches as a result, will not be considered for tests even if he looks good to play tests.

 

Our domestic season for a particular format is very short these days. An emerging player, who misses most of the season due to injury, won't be considered.  

 

So Prasidh Krishna or Kuldeep Sen or Umran Malik have to play the next year's Ranji Trophy to play tests for India.  We will waste Prasidh and Sen this way as they will grow old.

 

While all the seniors can just walk into the team even if they are semi fit but willing to play.  

 

Policy made to protect big names and block youngsters. We will sink even lower with this. 

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Posted
1 hour ago, express bowling said:

Naseem Shah bowling really well with the old ball.

 

Reversing the ball both ways at 137 k to 142 k and bowling in good areas. 

 

Picks up 2 wickets.

 

He is ideal for bowling in tests in Asia ... round arm action and very skiddy. 

His lack of height means he can't trouble batters in Australia in Tests...  But on SA pitches which aid seam movement he can be good option for Poyzz. 

Him & Afridi might do well there. 

Posted
4 minutes ago, Lone Wolf said:

His lack of height means he can't trouble batters in Australia in Tests...  But on SA pitches which aid seam movement he can be good option for Poyzz. 

Him & Afridi might do well there. 

Agreed. Shaheen is still only good for one spell unfortunately. 

 

I think with those 2 fully fit they can compete somewhat in SA, maybe England to an extent. Won't work in aus or nz. They should be competitive in Asia. India will beat them badly in Asia and most places and there is. O doubt about that but woth those 2 bowlers operating at optimal levels, I can see them beat nz, SA at home. Aus will be a tough one. England seems to have their number off late.

Posted
24 minutes ago, speedracer said:

Agreed. Shaheen is still only good for one spell unfortunately. 

 

I think with those 2 fully fit they can compete somewhat in SA, maybe England to an extent. Won't work in aus or nz. They should be competitive in Asia. India will beat them badly in Asia and most places and there is. O doubt about that but woth those 2 bowlers operating at optimal levels, I can see them beat nz, SA at home. Aus will be a tough one. England seems to have their number off late.

Unless they start preparing better pitches at home & have Test class spinners they will struggle vs ENA.  South Africa is **** in Subcontinent & may even lose to BD. 

Australia looks leagues above them doesn't matter home or away.  Shaheen no shaheen won't matter to them. 

 

Pak are touring SA after India is touring SA.  I guess if India wins the test series...  SA will come very hard at Poyzz.   If it's opposite then Pak may fluke a test win courtesy a magical spell by Shaheen as his height & swing is Tailor made for SA conditions.  SA batting is crap too. 

 

 

 

 

Posted
57 minutes ago, Lone Wolf said:

Unless they start preparing better pitches at home & have Test class spinners they will struggle vs ENA.  South Africa is **** in Subcontinent & may even lose to BD. 

Australia looks leagues above them doesn't matter home or away.  Shaheen no shaheen won't matter to them. 

 

Pak are touring SA after India is touring SA.  I guess if India wins the test series...  SA will come very hard at Poyzz.   If it's opposite then Pak may fluke a test win courtesy a magical spell by Shaheen as his height & swing is Tailor made for SA conditions.  SA batting is crap too. 

 

 

 

 

I remember srinath sreesanth all had good records in SA. They did very well there but failed badly in aus, nz and even England.

Posted
5 hours ago, express bowling said:

Naseem Shah bowling really well with the old ball.

 

Reversing the ball both ways at 137 k to 142 k and bowling in good areas. 

 

Picks up 2 wickets.

 

He is ideal for bowling in tests in Asia ... round arm action and very skiddy. 

he is short. with his lack of bounce, marnus and co would thrash him in Aus. looking forward to seeing it happen soon.

Posted
14 hours ago, speedracer said:

I remember srinath sreesanth all had good records in SA. They did very well there but failed badly in aus, nz and even England.

Srinath did well in almost all countries. Considering the near 0 support he got from his bowling partners, his performances were exceptional. Btw, if I am remember correctly, Srinath should be the top Asian bowler in terms of performance in SA. 

Posted
58 minutes ago, Rightarmfast said:

Srinath did well in almost all countries. Considering the near 0 support he got from his bowling partners, his performances were exceptional. Btw, if I am remember correctly, Srinath should be the top Asian bowler in terms of performance in SA. 

Yes that's true. I believe it's shami or probably bumrah tbh. Both average under 24 there if I recall correctly.

Posted
13 hours ago, Vijy said:

srinath was deadly in SA. lacked support and had tons of dropped catches. could have been even more potent.

Imagine srinath alongside bumrah and shami. Wreak havoc everywhere. Dropped catches. Fkn trash captain. Bad field placings. No support from other side. Venky prasad had a bit of steep bounce but he bowled gentle medium pace of 120-128 lol

 Mcgrath was atleast 125-135 and got more bounce and far more accurate. 

 

If we are trying to emulate mcgrath then atleast play bowlers who actually have natural steep bounce.

Posted
40 minutes ago, speedracer said:

Imagine srinath alongside bumrah and shami. Wreak havoc everywhere. Dropped catches. Fkn trash captain. Bad field placings. No support from other side. Venky prasad had a bit of steep bounce but he bowled gentle medium pace of 120-128 lol

 Mcgrath was atleast 125-135 and got more bounce and far more accurate. 

 

If we are trying to emulate mcgrath then atleast play bowlers who actually have natural steep bounce.

Mcgrath was low 130s even when he was around 35. when he was arrived on the scene and even up to mid-career, he was in high 130s.

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