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Ashok Malhotra probably still pees his pants thinking about the WI quicks of his era.

 

As a result, the old man has developed a pathological hatred towards quick bowlers, even if from his own country.

 

Before Malhotra, never seen a commentator criticize a bowler every ball while citing that he is quick. 

 

The broadcasters should look to make the commentary of domestic matches more interesting. Bring in better and younger commentators instead of fossils living in the past 

 

Young Indians go to the gym, are fitness conscious and like quick bowling. Need commentators who can appeal to young India instead of relics who are full of themselves and don't know about interesting commentary. 

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11 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Ashok Malhotra probably still pees his pants thinking about the WI quicks of his era.

 

As a result, the old man has developed a pathological hatred towards quick bowlers, even if from his own country.

 

Before Malhotra, never seen a commentator criticize a bowler every ball while citing that he is quick. 

 

The broadcasters should look to make the commentary of domestic matches more interesting. Bring in better and younger commentators instead of fossils living in the past 

 

Young Indians go to the gym, are fitness conscious and like quick bowling. Need commentators who can appeal to young India instead of relics who are full of themselves and don't know about interesting commentary. 

Worse thing is he was saying, even in older days good batsman weren't scared of pace.

See the interviews of Allan Border, Ian Chappell, Graham Gooch all of them have mentioned about the fear factor and intimidation by the Windies pace quartet. 

 

Australian commentators used to praise a lot the fear factor which Lilliee & Thompson used to cause. Does this joker even think before saying how stupid he sounds. I'm sure Dilip Vengsarkar, Sunil Gavaskar, G. Vishwanath & Mohinder Amarnath will spit on his face, if they listen to his commentary.

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45 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Ashok Malhotra probably still pees his pants thinking about the WI quicks of his era.

 

As a result, the old man has developed a pathological hatred towards quick bowlers, even if from his own country.

 

Before Malhotra, never seen a commentator criticize a bowler every ball while citing that he is quick. 

 

The broadcasters should look to make the commentary of domestic matches more interesting. Bring in better and younger commentators instead of fossils living in the past 

 

Young Indians go to the gym, are fitness conscious and like quick bowling. Need commentators who can appeal to young India instead of relics who are full of themselves and don't know about interesting commentary. 

These are old arse dihati commentators

Dihati commentators have same lines to say in 3 hrs of commentating

Commentating outsourcing angency is need of the hour,they will do everything to bring more eyes and ears

Ashok madchodtra will drive away the existing ones

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Pitches need to improve if we have to be fast bowling power

The nuances of pitching is what is missing,that DNA needs to be developed

SENA newcomers fairly know where to pitch and the purchase they get from it help them get confidence and mature

First thing we need is good bouncy pitches maybe up North in winters when most of domestic cricket is played as mentioned in one of my threads

This Punjab pitch was also slow low

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5 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

Wanted to see what speeds Mayank is clocking.

Seems to be in 138-146 range. His bowls though seems fast and don't lose much pace after hitting the deck.

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LOL just checked the espn cricinfo website. WTH is happening? Kartick given just one over and brought in late into the attack? 
I think this country simply doesn't deserve fast bowlers. 
And I hear about morons criticizing bowlers for bowling quickly?? These idiots need to be purged from the system.

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