deepdynamo Posted June 19 Posted June 19 Harshit is a good addition. A fast bowler who can bat at No. 8 is gold dust. He should get all the opportunities along with Gurnoor in upcomiong ODIs. tapandrun, Mosher, express bowling and 1 other 4
tweaker Posted June 19 Posted June 19 I would like to ask all the experts here ,who do you think from the young pacers has to attributes to succeed more on the parameters of Fitness Speed Temperament Variations Bowling action Another skills ie fielding, batting Support from captain, coach.
MK55 Posted June 19 Posted June 19 First time seeing Sonny Baker of England. Bowling 140-144 in the second test against NZ.
express bowling Posted June 19 Author Posted June 19 56 minutes ago, MK55 said: First time seeing Sonny Baker of England. Bowling 140-144 in the second test against NZ. In the 1st innings,Baker was bowling 130 to 140 k in the overs I saw. Mosher, Suhaan, MK55 and 1 other 4
rkt.india Posted June 19 Posted June 19 (edited) 1 hour ago, MK55 said: First time seeing Sonny Baker of England. Bowling 140-144 in the second test against NZ. Has been clocking up to 93 mph in the nets on the pocket radar. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZFQ8c7qXD_/?igsh=amxmcjF0d242YnFp Edited June 19 by rkt.india MK55 1
Nikhil_cric Posted June 19 Posted June 19 36 minutes ago, rkt.india said: Has been clocking up to 93 mph in the nets on the pocket radar. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZFQ8c7qXD_/?igsh=amxmcjF0d242YnFp Clocked 150 kph even in The Hundred Lone Wolf 1
express bowling Posted June 19 Author Posted June 19 Sonny Baker 7th over 135 136 136 138 136 135 Not that accurate. 6 runs off that over in a test match. Mosher 1
Rightarmfast Posted June 19 Posted June 19 3 hours ago, tweaker said: I would like to ask all the experts here ,who do you think from the young pacers has to attributes to succeed more on the parameters of Fitness Speed Temperament Variations Bowling action Another skills ie fielding, batting Support from captain, coach. I find this funnily weird that a bowler is expected to be able to bat, in order to get selected. Even if he is a frontline bowler! Why is it that opening batsmen are not chosen on the basis of their bowling skills? Absolute madness! I think Ashok has great attitude, so does Karthik Tyagi. Gurnoor seems to have all the boxes ticked too. Harshit Rana has already proven he has the right attitude to be in international scene. Support from captain and coach, I am assuming Mukesh Kumar and Kamboj will get, Batting skills, well... why should a genuine fast bowler try gaining batting skills to prove his bowling? Lone Wolf, bouncers, Suhaan and 3 others 1 5
express bowling Posted June 19 Author Posted June 19 Sonny Baker 8th over 133 138 138 135 136 .... Again 6 runs conceded. Mosher 1
MK55 Posted June 19 Posted June 19 Sonny Baker not express by any means. With that lead up to the crease I doubt he will be in test cricket. But he seems capable to bowl quick in short bursts . express bowling 1
MK55 Posted June 19 Posted June 19 Archer in the 1-2 overs I saw was bowling 133-138 express bowling 1
express bowling Posted June 19 Author Posted June 19 (edited) 13 hours ago, MK55 said: Archer in the 1-2 overs I saw was bowling 133-138 The English pacers are not good at sustaining speeds like the Australians after 2010 or even Indians of the 2016 to 2023 era could. And after Anderson and Broad, most English pacers are mediocre on the skill front too. Edited June 20 by express bowling Mosher and MK55 2
express bowling Posted June 19 Author Posted June 19 Tongue 10th over .... 131 136 128 131 135 Trundling and not much movement either. Mosher 1
express bowling Posted June 19 Author Posted June 19 (edited) Of all the pacers in Eng vs NZ, only O'Rourke was consistently 135 k to 143 k in the overs that I saw. Everyone else has lost pace after a few overs or were medium pace to begin with. England missing Atkinson, who can bowl a zippy good length ball with some movement. Edited June 19 by express bowling Lone Wolf and Mosher 2
singhvivek141 Posted June 20 Posted June 20 (edited) 15 hours ago, tweaker said: I would like to ask all the experts here ,who do you think from the young pacers has to attributes to succeed more on the parameters of Fitness -> Ashok, Gurnoor Speed -> Ashok, Mayank Temperament -> Harshit, Gurnoor Variations -> Harshit, Ashok Bowling action -> Mayank, Tyagi Fielding -> Ashok, Tyagi Batting -> Harshit, Ashok/Gurnoor Support from captain, coach. -> Cumbojh, Moorkhesh, Awaste, Updated as per my observation. Kept only to top 2. Mayank will hit higher speeds, but I think Ashok with his physique is likely to sustain the pace for longer amount of time. Edited June 20 by singhvivek141 tweaker 1
Lone Wolf Posted June 20 Posted June 20 12 hours ago, Nikhil_cric said: Clocked 150 kph even in The Hundred Very skiddy customer, deceptive pace. He may be a Subcontinent type of quick bowler not necessarily suited to English conditions. ODIs T20s he can be effective express bowling 1
Lone Wolf Posted June 20 Posted June 20 (edited) 11 hours ago, express bowling said: Of all the pacers in Eng vs NZ, only O'Rourke was consistently 135 k to 143 k in the overs that I saw. Everyone else has lost pace after a few overs or were medium pace to begin with. England missing Atkinson, who can bowl a zippy good length ball with some movement. O Rourke was easily most impressive quick on a supposedly flat deck and his partners reaped the benefits as well. Nathan Smith bowled upto 140k and has wobble seam skills some other tricks up his sleeve. Will be concerned abt him when our batters face him. Dangerous customer against lefties especially Baker was fairly erratic and less suited to the conditions. Saw him bowl few 90mph here and there and his pace kept fluctuating. Very skiddy though especially his bumpers. Archer bowled quick in patches as well. Fairly docile track to generate anything for him. His bouncer barrage to Phillips was the highlight Atkinson is being surely missed as Fisher is strict Military medium Trundler. Kamboj style. Edited June 20 by Lone Wolf express bowling 1
Nikhil_cric Posted June 20 Posted June 20 1 hour ago, Lone Wolf said: Very skiddy customer, deceptive pace. He may be a Subcontinent type of quick bowler not necessarily suited to English conditions. ODIs T20s he can be effective Yeah. Low trajectory bowler. He may even do OK in England. But will struggle in Southern Hemisphere and Windies. Actually, even in Asia, unless he can consistently beat the inside edge with reverse, fast cutters - he'll struggle here as well. Looked great in The Hundred 2025 but in his ODI debut, Markram made him look worse than an Anshul Kamboj level trundler. Lone Wolf 1
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