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Bhuvi bowling at 119kph to 123kph with no swing. what's wrong?


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You do know we have won a series in India? Have you won anything in SA' date=' Aus etc?[/quote'] What a loser you are? You are an Australian and you come on an Indian forum to talk tough. Where was that attitude when India decimated Australia about 24 months back! :finger: Are you a Victorian by any chance?
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What a loser you are? You are an Australian and you come on an Indian forum to talk tough. Where was that attitude when India decimated Australia about 24 months back! :finger: Are you a Victorian by any chance?
Yes I am, and not here to insult you, so I don't think you should insult me.
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106 also! Disgraceful. Beetle-ji, what do with bhoovi 106!? Ash bowls 112! Unadkat is a speed demon compared to this 106 :(( I want Tenth Avatar of Vishnu (Agarkar) to come out of retirement. Atleast Zaheer Khan has more guile and will bowl at 115-120 at this age also, lets get AA and ZK :((

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This same pace worked in England because of swing he got. On pitches like these, it was always going to be a struggle for him. We will be getting similar pitches in ODIs too but less overs to bowl so he might bowl with better energy. It was a poor move to play him this test when he was not really match fit.

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Both the teams have had 3 batsmen who have batted wonderfully and the rest have been cr@p. Both the teams have bowled with similar pace....on the high side. None of the teams have got appreciable movement.( pacers ). What has demarcated the two teams are -- Accuracy of the pacers. Ours have been all over the place. Australians have been better. Harris and Hazelwood very accurate and others mediocre. -- Lower order batting. Australia has been superb. We have been bad. -- Strategy of predominant leg side field setting and "bouncer only overs" continuously by us.

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Both the teams have had 3 batsmen who have batted wonderfully and the rest have been cr@p. Both the teams have bowled with similar pace....on the high side. None of the teams have got appreciable movement.( pacers ). What has demarcated the two teams are -- Accuracy of the pacers. Ours have been all over the place. Australians have been better. Harris and Hazelwood very accurate and others mediocre. -- Lower order batting. Australia has been superb. We have been bad.
Until this test match. In this match we have got an opening bowler who bowls at 120k
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Until this test match. In this match we have got an opening bowler who bowls at 120k
120 kmph in the beginning and 110 towards the end. Vaas-like speeds minus Vaas's other abilities.
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Bhuvi is a slow bowler, especially in the later spells of a test match. Why are people so surprised ? When the ball is not moving, Bhuvi looks very ordinary. He is an economical bowler and not really a wicket taker if we consider his performances in entirety.

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Bhuvi is a slow bowler, especially in the later spells of a test match. Why are people so surprised ? When the ball is not moving, Bhuvi looks very ordinary. Bhuvi is an economical bowler and not really a wicket taker if we consider his performances in entirety.
I reckon he's gonna find it very difficult in ODI's if he doesn't take early wickets in these conditions. And I doubt he's gonna be economical in the middle or death overs at his pace in the ODI's. Even a guy like Harris was smashing him. Anyways he cant bowl in the death. So how can he be an automatic selection (not many will disagree) if he's only there to bowl some opening overs?
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Even 118 k, 124 k etc. are too slow. I don't think you can get wickets even at that pace. Were the 106 k etc. slower balls ?
No that was close to average. Slow ball was 101k:hysterical::hysterical:
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No that was close to average. Slow ball was 101k:hysterical::hysterical:
The avg seemed to be around 110 kmph in the later spells.
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I reckon he's gonna find it very difficult in ODI's if he doesn't take early wickets in these conditions. And I doubt he's gonna be economical in the middle or death overs at his pace in the ODI's. Even a guy like Harris was smashing him. Anyways he cant bowl in the death. So how can he be an automatic selection (not many will disagree) if he's only there to bowl some opening overs?
Bhuvi is never an automatic selection for me. I would prefer him in conditions when the ball is moving around. Or when the other pacers are wicket taking but too expensive and we need a pacer who will control runs.
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Bhuvi is never an automatic selection for me. I would prefer him in conditions when the ball is moving around. Or when the other pacers are wicket taking but too expensive and we need a pacer who will control runs.
Like Ishant.

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