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Posted
47 minutes ago, MediumPacer said:

Siraj has technical issues much like tyagi.He is at his best when the ball is moving ,once the ball stops moving he struggles.

 

Shami was the most suited to these conditions among our pacers,only thing is his slower balls are easy to pick.

Simple thing is,there is no rocket science here

When there is no movement or negligible movement on offer

One needs to come close to wickets and bowl wicket to wicket,being skiddy it does help in bringing LBW and sometimes angle does bring in edges to the keeper

Siraj bowls extreme diagonally to his adamant search of wickets(I like it but it sometimes hurts him as well)

Tyagi bowls straight way off bowling stumps,not drastic change one has to make,just build some nuance

Posted
1 hour ago, express bowling said:

We have to consider the pitch and the outfield before evaluating our pacers in the SF.

 

The pitch was very flat and we scored at almost 8 runs an over and scored 397 despite Kohli playing at 6 runs an over for more than 100 of the total 300 balls we faced. 

 

The outfield was super fast and the ball was almost running to the boundary even if pushed gently.

 

Economy rates of the 6 pacers on view ... 

 

Southee   10.0

Siraj              8.7

Boult            8.6

Ferguson    8.1

Bumrah       6.4

Shami          5.8

Notice carefully despite the good pitch for batting, that the cream of the bowling still delivered economical bowling.

Posted
16 minutes ago, Rightarmfast said:

He just overdid that and went a bit more wide. Should have mixed it up maybe with some body hits

He was bowling to Mitchell..whose arc is mostly straight and leg side. It worked there.

Philips is someone who like the width..and he pounded on it.

Posted
49 minutes ago, Need4Speed said:

Yes I spotted that too…was telling my friend..they are going to use in KOs..

however..it did work for initial few balls but became too predictable..need to mix up..

Didn't need to disturb what worked for them so far

Bowling attacking lines are always good

Defensive lines backfire when batsmen survive as they start punishing on flat wickets

Posted
24 minutes ago, Rightarmfast said:

He just overdid that and went a bit more wide. Should have mixed it up maybe with some body hits

 

Against Ned, all the 3 Indian quicks mixed yorkers with bouncers. And looked superb. 

 

In the SF, they did not bowl those bouncers in between.  Our pacers need to stop being cautious and be more aggressive like Rohit and Shreyas. 

Posted
3 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Australians showing what kind of fielding and aggressive mindset is needed in a KO match.

 

No nerves for them .. they just want to win. 

Players like Warner Starc Hazlewood are big match players. Even Marsh looks in the zone since he has come back after dealing with some issues at home. 
Also lots of these players have spent way too much time in India. Some are even married to people here  lol :) 

 

 

Posted
5 hours ago, express bowling said:

 

Against Ned, all the 3 Indian quicks mixed yorkers with bouncers. And looked superb. 

 

In the SF, they did not bowl those bouncers in between.  Our pacers need to stop being cautious and be more aggressive like Rohit and Shreyas. 

All depends on conditions,yesterday slower balls and slower bouncers worked well in the death,siraj should have tried them earlier ,then he wouldn't have gone for that 20 run over.

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