Ultimate_Game Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 what bouncer to Rahim are you talking about? IMO he meant the short of length delivery he hit to deep mid wkt Link to comment
zen Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 IMO he meant the short of length delivery he hit to deep mid wktI know lol .... but since he appeared to be so concerned about accuracy of what others write at least he should have used the right words Link to comment
AmitMan Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 International class allrounders are like gold dust, very hard to find. So we should evaluate what we have with a clear eye, and maximize the use of 1.5 versions we have instead of criticizing them for not living up to our expectations and needs. And who knows, given Pandya's pace, hitting ability, and some good coaching, he could improve as a player and become that true allrounder, even if he isn't one yet. Completely agree with this. Thats why its so hard to assess domestic 'allrounders' Link to comment
rkt.india Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 I know lol .... but since he appeared to be so concerned about accuracy of what others write at least he should have used the right words Fast short of length deliveries and bouncers are Pandya's strength. He hurries the batsmen most of the time. He is not that good with full deliveries because they mostly float while his shorter deliveries zips off the surface. Even that ball hurried on to Mushfikur who didn't expect that length and the shot he played was a forced reaction which resulted in a top edge. diehardpacer, tweaker and sandeep 3 Link to comment
tweaker Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 (edited) Pandya should be given the credit for India 's win as he had the heart to bowl the last 3 balls after conceding 2 fours.If he had conceded 2 runs he would have blamed for it ,but the credit to victory was givengiven as choke by Bangladeshi batsman Edited March 24, 2016 by tweaker express bowling and diehardpacer 2 Link to comment
express bowling Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 (edited) Finally a reasonable analysis! Why is a part-time bowler bowling the last over of a crucial knock-out match ( effectively ) ?Pandya's bowling is not fully developed yet and , as of now, he is only good enough for a few overs in the middle. ( His primary role in the team is as a lower order big hitter )Given that fact, he kept his nerve and bowled 2 decent deliveries in the last 3 balls. I don't expect a work-in-progress part time bowler to bowl 5 to 6 good deliveries in a crucial final over...and neither should our team management. Edited March 24, 2016 by express bowling adi B, tweaker and diehardpacer 3 Link to comment
adi B Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 This was a one off occasion for pandya to bowl the death over,normally in lois it would be either bumrah or shami who'll be in charge to bowl the final over.No need for OTT scrutiny of his over,thing is he is not good at yorkers and back of a length deliveries are his strength (could have got shakib out long before had ashwin taken the catch) so he played to his strength,only the mahmudulla delivery was an aberration where he went for a Yorker and it was shooted horribly wrong,I am pretty sure after that ball he had a talk with Dhoni and the plan was to stick with his strength I.e back of a length which surprised the batsman lol tweaker 1 Link to comment
adi B Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 Why is a part-time bowler bowling the last over of a crucial knock-out match ( effectively ) ?Pandya's bowling is not fully developed yet and , as of now, he is only good enough for a few overs in the middle. ( His primary role in the team is as a lower order big hitter )Given that fact, he kept his nerve and bowled 2 decent deliveries on the last 3 balls. I don't expect a work-in-progress part time bowler to bowl 5 to 6 good deliveries in a crucial final over...and neither should our team management.yes sehwag mentioned that he did say when shakib got out he brought jadeja and nehra,instead should have given one over to raina to slot in for the fifth bowler's quota, that way bumrah would have bowled the final over ,we almost had to pay for that in tbe end express bowling 1 Link to comment
adi B Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 Why is a part-time bowler bowling the last over of a crucial knock-out match ( effectively ) ?Pandya's bowling is not fully developed yet and , as of now, he is only good enough for a few overs in the middle. ( His primary role in the team is as a lower order big hitter )Given that fact, he kept his nerve and bowled 2 decent deliveries on the last 3 balls. I don't expect a work-in-progress part time bowler to bowl 5 to 6 good deliveries in a crucial final over...and neither should our team management.yes sehwag mentioned that he did say when shakib got out he brought jadeja and nehra,instead should have given one over to raina to slot in for the fifth bowler's quota, that way bumrah would have bowled the final over ,we almost had to pay for that in tbe end Link to comment
express bowling Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 yes sehwag mentioned that he did say when shakib got out he brought jadeja and nehra,instead should have given one over to raina to slot in for the fifth bowler's quota, that way bumrah would have bowled the final over ,we almost had to pay for that in tbe endExactly.That is what should have been done. tweaker 1 Link to comment
zen Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 (edited) Fast short of length deliveries and bouncers are Pandya's strength. He hurries the batsmen most of the time. He is not that good with full deliveries because they mostly float while his shorter deliveries zips off the surface. Even that ball hurried on to Mushfikur who didn't expect that length and the shot he played was a forced reaction which resulted in a top edge.There was no need for Rahim to play that shot. BD had already done the hardwork and scored 9 runs in the first 3 deliveries. At that point, only 2 runs were needed of 3 balls. A single would have tied the game and a couple would have won it. It was as if Rahim wanted to go for 3 consecutive boundaries which is always hard to achieve Same thing with the full toss Edited March 24, 2016 by rett tweaker 1 Link to comment
rkt.india Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 There was no need for Rahim to play that shot. BD had already done the hardwork and scored 9 runs in the first 3 deliveries. At that point, only 2 runs were needed of 3 balls. A single would have tied the game and a couple would have won it. It was as if Rahim wanted to go for 3 consecutive boundaries which is always hard to achieve Same thing with the full toss As I said that was a forced reaction from Rahim as Rahim didnt expect that length. This does happen in pressure. Not the first time a batsman played such a shot in cricket under pressure. He might not have wanted to play that shot, but sometimes, how you react to the ball is different than how you think you should react. tweaker and diehardpacer 2 Link to comment
G_B_ Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 He was a bit unlucky in the match. A few top edges with the ball. But then again he did pick up wickets in the last over on some poor balls. With the bat i thought 1-2 more overs of him and india would have reached 160 with ease. It was a good catch from Sarkar. The fielding as usual was excellent. tweaker and adi B 2 Link to comment
puneet28 Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 That was brainfart from Bangladeshi batsmen. Pandeya bowled normally, nothing was extra ordinary there. They just had to take singles. In other way too, those balls could have been put away anywhere but it was our luck that ball went straight to fielder. Sometimes you need luck to favour you for winning matches and that happened yesterday. Still Dhoni lose track in his captaincy by not bowling main bowlers properly.Sent from my HTC Desire 816 dual sim using Tapatalk tweaker 1 Link to comment
zen Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 (edited) As I said that was a forced reaction from Rahim as Rahim didnt expect that length. This does happen in pressure. Not the first time a batsman played such a shot in cricket under pressure. He might not have wanted to play that shot, but sometimes, how you react to the ball is different than how you think you should The way Rahim hit the previous 2 balls for 4, he appeard to be handling pressure well. He celebrated too after the last 4. It is probably the fact that he unnecessarily tried to finish the game with a boundary (could hv even played a dot) that brought his downfall and which then put BD under pressure It was more of an example of brainless cricket than shot played under pressure at that point Edited March 24, 2016 by rett tweaker 1 Link to comment
rkt.india Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 The way Rahim hit the previous 2 balls for 4, he appeard to be handling pressure well. He celebrated too after the last 4. It is probably the fact that he unnecessarily tried to finish the game with a boundary (could hv even played a dot) that brought his downfall and which then put BD under pressure It was more of an example of brainless cricket than shot played under pressure at that pointHe played to the ball, not to the situation. Ball was there to play that shot, but he got hurried and top edged it. Same for Mahmudullah who also played to the ball but sometimes low full tosses can be hard to hit if bowled at pace. diehardpacer and tweaker 2 Link to comment
zen Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 Why is a part-time bowler bowling the last over of a crucial knock-out match ( effectively ) ?Pandya's bowling is not fully developed yet and , as of now, he is only good enough for a few overs in the middle. ( His primary role in the team is as a lower order big hitter )Given that fact, he kept his nerve and bowled 2 decent deliveries in the last 3 balls. I don't expect a work-in-progress part time bowler to bowl 5 to 6 good deliveries in a crucial final over...and neither should our team management.For me the game was also like a battle of the morons Link to comment
zen Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 (edited) He played to the ball, not to the situation. Ball was there to play that shot, but he got hurried and top edged it. Which is why it is an example of brainless cricket Whether he was hurried is a pointless discussion Edited March 24, 2016 by rett tweaker 1 Link to comment
tweaker Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 Pandya did his job well He scored 15 runs from 7 balls with 2 fours & 1 six,he was out to outstanding catch from Soumya SarkarHe defended 11 runs from his over taking 2 wickets.He had 1 catch dropped of his bowling by R Ashwin in his previous overHe took a good catch.He had a direct hit at the stumps ,but the batsman was in.Inspite of inexperience he had the calm,confidence courage to bowl the last over .He certainly deserves to be in the squad for a longer period & should be encouraged to become a good allrounder. diehardpacer, zen, express bowling and 1 other 4 Link to comment
sandeep Posted March 24, 2016 Share Posted March 24, 2016 Which is why it is an example of brainless cricket Whether he was hurried is a pointless discussion Yeah, even if its a bad ball, no need to take the risk at that point. He could have hit it anywhere for a double or at worst a single. Even straight to the fielder ties the score. People get carried away with "play to the merit of the ball", and "express yourself". When you need to 2 to win, you have to use your brain a bit. zen and tweaker 2 Link to comment
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