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55 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

Most top pacers pick much more wickets with seam movement than they do with swing. (  Exceptions being Anderson, Akram etc. )

yeah I meant with movement..we saw what Aussies did today. I am okay with Harshit as third seamer if he is not good at swing/seam 

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8 minutes ago, Vk1 said:

yeah I meant with movement..we saw what Aussies did today. I am okay with Harshit as third seamer if he is not good at swing/seam 

 

Harshit has a big inswinger and can seam it both ways too.

 

But he needs to develop the tendency of bowling 4 to 5 off stump directed balls per over instead of going for variations before the death overs.

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Gurnoor bowled with a lot of fire in some overs. Vicious short balls and yorkers. Got 2 wickets with these balls.

 

But bowled some loose balls in the 2nd innings. In the Irani Cup he was pretty accurate with his stock balls. 

 

2 + 2 = 4 wickets for the first unofficial test vs SA.  Not bad at all. 

 

He was bowling quick in his last spell too and this bodes well.

 

A bit more work with his off stump balls and he will be ready for test matches.

Posted
7 hours ago, express bowling said:

Gurnoor bowled with a lot of fire in some overs. Vicious short balls and yorkers. Got 2 wickets with these balls.

 

But bowled some loose balls in the 2nd innings. In the Irani Cup he was pretty accurate with his stock balls. 

 

2 + 2 = 4 wickets for the first unofficial test vs SA.  Not bad at all. 

 

He was bowling quick in his last spell too and this bodes well.

 

A bit more work with his off stump balls and he will be ready for test matches.

They should have played on a bouncy track like Wankhede... BCCI has some fetish with these low grade slowish mid tier Bangalore tracks.

These are not the pitches to develop Pacers.

Even MCA in Pune is a fast enough pitch.

Posted
49 minutes ago, tapandrun said:

Nishant Saranu 6.4+ (hyd) he is tall but v.bad action. The front arm falls too early losing pace and direction

6 feet 9.

 

Regarding nonbowling arm, no, it's not that bad. He is pure front on bowler from top to bottom, very much like gurnoor brar. Nonbowling arm of such bowlers don't go very high which is fine. Their nonbowling arm is working fine, IMO.

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'Absolutely ready’: Inside rise of rapid Aussie ‘wildcard’ – and why he could be the real deal

https://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/absolutely-ready-inside-rise-of-rapid-aussie-wildcard-and-why-he-could-be-the-real-deal/news-story/afa45746c026cfeb2b051beb91e188a2#amp_tf=From %1%24s&aoh=17620563910725&csi=0&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.foxsports.com.au%2Fcricket%2Fabsolutely-ready-inside-rise-of-rapid-aussie-wildcard-and-why-he-could-be-the-real-deal%2Fnews-story%2Fafa45746c026cfeb2b051beb91e188a2

 

 

@express bowling

@Mosher

Australia as always are pro of creating buzz around their upcoming pacers

This is how you do PR,quite cinematic polar opposite to ours

We are dihati, marketing pacers is beyond our reach

There pacers experienced or rookie know they are precious and are well respected by ex cricketers media etc

And look what we do 

Posted
29 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

6 feet 9.

 

Regarding nonbowling arm, no, it's not that bad. He is pure front on bowler from top to bottom, very much like gurnoor brar. Nonbowling arm of such bowlers don't go very high which is fine. Their nonbowling arm is working fine, IMO.

6.9 ..

 

Saw a recent highlight of ranji game, think he can make improvements to his action, however gornoor looks okay 

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