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Many might be calling to drop him, but I feel that this guy has worked the hardest among any bowlers in India. I have always been his fan with the way he has swung the ball, but now with his increased pace, I believe he deserves to be given more chances and we need to persist with  him

 

I know he has been expensive in this series, but that is also due to his increased pace.

It is not that he has just gained minimal pace, he has gained a lot of pace all of a sudden, which shows the kind of hard work he has put in. He is currently finding it hard to control the seem with that new found pace.

 

 It takes time to mix both pace and swing which Bhuvi was very used to before with his medium pace. I think, the more he bowl at such pace, the more he will realize his bowling. That similar swing which he used to have with his current pace, can be a really lethal weapon.

I must say that I really would like to see him play ahead of other bowlers in near future. I hope he is not dropped or replaced. I believe he still a quality bowler who needs to be given some time. 

 

What do you guys reckon?

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I back Bhuvi. Team can take 1 intelligent trundler and Bhuvi is that one.

One bad game and I won't write him off.

But he has to work on his wicket taking skills in the first 10 overs.

At this rate, he will eventually get dropped.

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He can be backed for ONE MORE series. He needs to deliver by then.

(Drop Mohit Mottai Sharma now, and just one more 'final' rope for Bhuvi)

Among ALL trundlers in India, he is a "better of the trundlers" (trundler he is, even now).

And he can bat decently (better bat than Mayanti's bunny), has the technique  though his batting form is poor currently.

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I have always believed that BK is a hard working cricketer. Somehow this guy seems to be trying his best. I know after Sunday, there are no takers for his place in the side, but he is still okay.

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I agree, he should be backed and kept in the team. He is a hard working cricketer and should try to get beck his swing. 

I don't agree that he has gained a lot of pace. His average is around 134 to 135 with odd balls touching 140. That is not a huge increment. To get this meagre increment in speed, he has lost his most potent weapon and that is swing. His death bowling is abysmal anyways.

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I agree, he should be backed and kept in the team. He is a hard working cricketer and should try to get beck his swing. 

I don't agree that he has gained a lot of pace. His average is around 134 to 135 with odd balls touching 140. That is not a huge increment. To get this meagre increment in speed, he has lost his most potent weapon and that is swing. His death bowling is abysmal anyways.

He has not lost the swing. Once he gets the conditions conducive for swing, he will again swing he ball. Anyone remember his debut series against Pak, those games were played in December-Jan and all three pitches were helping pacers. Conditions were conducive for swing, especially, in Delhi and Kolkata and in Chennai, for the first time, we got a wet green pitch and then that series against Australia next year in October, he was not bowling quick in that series neither was getting any swing because conditions were not conducive for swing.

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Pace gain is no harm 

But has to understand that new ball has to be swung thats wat it is for

n conserve ur energy n bowl fast in death overs

 

Thats what zaheer, steyn n other gr8 bowlers use to do . 

IF he cnt swing the new ball n doesnt take wkts upfront , wats the use of him

n its not one bad series

SA, Nz, aus tour of india , He hasnt been taking wkts n leaking runs 

Bhuvi- 

55 ODi- 60 wkts

Umesh 

52 ODi- 72 Wkts

Shami

47 odi- 87 wkts

 

HE hasnt been taking wkts at all

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Pace gain is no harm 

But has to understand that new ball has to be swung thats wat it is for

n conserve ur energy n bowl fast in death overs

 

Thats what zaheer, steyn n other gr8 bowlers use to do . 

IF he cnt swing the new ball n doesnt take wkts upfront , wats the use of him

n its not one bad series

SA, Nz, aus tour of india , He hasnt been taking wkts n leaking runs 

Bhuvi- 

55 ODi- 60 wkts

Umesh 

52 ODi- 72 Wkts

Shami

47 odi- 87 wkts

 

HE hasnt been taking wkts at all

Wow, never thought he is that pathetic :ohmy: This guy is not taking wickets nor restricting runs.

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How many times should I tell people that you need conditions to swing the ball, does not matter if ball is new or old. If conditions are not conducive to swing, then it wont swing. 

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He has not lost the swing. Once he gets the conditions conducive for swing, he will again swing he ball. Anyone remember his debut series against Pak, those games were played in December-Jan and all three pitches were helping pacers. Conditions were conducive for swing, especially, in Delhi and Kolkata and in Chennai, for the first time, we got a wet green pitch and then that series against Australia next year in October, he was not bowling quick in that series neither was getting any swing because conditions were not conducive for swing.

Spot on.I find it amazing guys who have played test cricket like manju ,gavaskar just missing simple point the ball was not swinging even for steyn,These are summer like conditions .Problem is when a bowler swings it big in conducive conditions people expect him to do so in all conditions.

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Spot on.I find it amazing guys who have played test cricket like manju ,gavaskar just missing simple point the ball was not swinging even for steyn,These are summer like conditions .Problem is when a bowler swings it big in conducive conditions people expect him to do so in all conditions.

it shows how much they know fast bowling.

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I am afraid unless bhuvi develops in to allrounder his career will be short.At this level he does not have enough capability to be a third seamer except in eng,nz.He has to work on his batting .Bowling he can be used when conditions permit.

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