Umesh is slowly coming of age??

[Mosher]

Another good performance from Umesh. Was a bit expensive in his 1st spell but made up for that in the middle and death overs.

[gakgupta]

15 hours ago, Mosher said:

Another good performance from Umesh. Was a bit expensive in his 1st spell but made up for that in the middle and death overs.

Pls we should consider his performance with the bat as well.....considering the situation, those runs were gold....

I am not talking about technique but the maturity shown is pretty good

[Mosher]

51 minutes ago, gakgupta said:

Pls we should consider his performance with the bat as well.....considering the situation, those runs were gold....

I am not talking about technique but the maturity shown is pretty good

Yeah it was good to see him bat sensibly. Earlier he used to come and start slogging.

[gakgupta]

One more good outings so far......numbers wouldn't suggest the same because of bad fielding and slips not carrying

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[Temujin Khaghan]

umesh yadav is the kind of cricketer who will never come of age... he is in the ishanth sharma mould

even until his retirement, we can never fully rely on him to carry the team home.

[helperononline]

brainless as ever 

[Ankit_sharma03]

Sorry to say this guy has regressed

 

Effective bouncer gone missing

Yorkers have become inconsistent

Inconsistency is stil consistent

A bowler with that pace having fear in his own team rather opposition

[G_B_]

its always one step forward 10 steps back with him

[beetle]

phew !!!!

[tweaker]

He should be rested for next 2 odi 

[Mosher]

2 good games and 1 bad game. Yeah he bowled poorly at the death, should have bowled more yorkers instead of bowling short. Anyway he is playing this series only because the other 2 pacers are rested. Play him for the rest of the series, if he does well keep him as the 4th pacer else he should be playing only test matches.

[express bowling]

53 minutes ago, Mosher said:

2 good games and 1 bad game. Yeah he bowled poorly at the death, should have bowled more yorkers instead of bowling short. Anyway he is playing this series only because the other 2 pacers are rested. Play him for the rest of the series, if he does well keep him as the 4th pacer else he should be playing only test matches.

Kumble needs to work with Umesh regarding bowling yorkers.  As you and I  were discussing previously in this thread, Umesh will end up getting hit the moment he bowls in the slog overs, as he is not good at  bowling yorkers with consistency.  The same applies for any other LOI pacer who is not adept at bowling yorkers. 

 

In our team, only Bumrah, Shami and Bhuvi ( from 2016 ) can bowl yorkers.  Even Pandya needs to practice doing this.

 

I was a bit surprised to see even NZ not trying enough yorkers at the end, especially Boult....who ended up giving away 73 runs in his 10 overs today.  Sort of outlines the importance of this delivery in LOI end overs.

[Bleed-Blue]

26 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Kumble needs to work with Umesh regarding bowling yorkers.  As you and I  were discussing previously in this thread, Umesh will end up getting hit the moment he bowls in the slog overs, as he is not good at  bowling yorkers with consistency.  The same applies for any other LOI pacer who is not adept at bowling yorkers. 

 

In our team, only Bumrah, Shami and Bhuvi ( from 2016 ) can bowl yorkers.  Even Pandya needs to practice doing this.

 

I was a bit surprised to see even NZ not trying enough yorkers at the end, especially Boult....who ended up giving away 73 runs in his 10 overs today.  Sort of outlines the importance of this delivery in LOI end overs.

Yorkers are a specialist skill. Alot of very good bowlers never perfect the yorker hence why on a bad day you see them going for over 7 an over. Thats why even top class loi's bowlers like Boult can be smashed.

Edited October 23, 2016 by Bleed-Blue

[rkt.india]

there are not too many perfect bowlers who are good at both up front and at death. Going for runs in slog overs is nothing surprising. It happens with most bowlers.

16 hours ago, Temujin Khaghan said:

umesh yadav is the kind of cricketer who will never come of age... he is in the ishanth sharma mould

even until his retirement, we can never fully rely on him to carry the team home.

likes of Dale Steyn also goes for runs in slog overs, does it mean he never came of age? going for runs in slog overs is not a big deal.

10 hours ago, express bowling said:

Kumble needs to work with Umesh regarding bowling yorkers.  As you and I  were discussing previously in this thread, Umesh will end up getting hit the moment he bowls in the slog overs, as he is not good at  bowling yorkers with consistency.  The same applies for any other LOI pacer who is not adept at bowling yorkers. 

 

In our team, only Bumrah, Shami and Bhuvi ( from 2016 ) can bowl yorkers.  Even Pandya needs to practice doing this.

 

I was a bit surprised to see even NZ not trying enough yorkers at the end, especially Boult....who ended up giving away 73 runs in his 10 overs today.  Sort of outlines the importance of this delivery in LOI end overs.

Even Shami and Bhuvi are not good with yorkers. Last time, Bhuvi went for 100 plus in an ODI where he could not bowl a single yorker. Same with Shami who ends up bowling low fulltosses.

[Rightarmfast]

Btw, apart from yorkers, did anyone else notice that they termed Umesh Yadav as ' Right Arm Fast Medium'?

[Bleed-Blue]

26 minutes ago, Rightarmfast said:

Btw, apart from yorkers, did anyone else notice that they termed Umesh Yadav as ' Right Arm Fast Medium'?

Its cos he is indian, i remember in the test series it said Boult as left arm Fast.

[Laaloo]

Our pace bowlers seem to do better under Kohli......

[express bowling]

4 hours ago, Rightarmfast said:

Btw, apart from yorkers, did anyone else notice that they termed Umesh Yadav as ' Right Arm Fast Medium'?

 

What  I find more objectionable is that ...in  Espncricinfo.... Umesh Yadav, Javagal Srinath and Md. Shami are termed " Right Arm Fast Medium ".

 

 

[express bowling]

12 hours ago, rkt.india said:

 Going for runs in slog overs is nothing surprising. It happens with most bowlers.

True....with the kind of pitches, bats and fielding  restrictions and small grounds we have nowadays....going for runs in the slog overs is par for the course.  Even the skilled Boult went for 73 runs yesterday, 22 off one over,  but  I don't see anyone criticizing his bowling. We have seen so many  top  SA, Australian, English and Pakistani pacers being taken apart in recent ODIs  but they are still considered good bowlers.

 

12 hours ago, rkt.india said:

Even Shami and Bhuvi are not good with yorkers. Last time, Bhuvi went for 100 plus in an ODI where he could not bowl a single yorker. Same with Shami who ends up bowling low fulltosses.

 

Even low full-tosses are better than good-length deliveries in the slog overs. Umesh got a wicket when he bowled one of those yesterday. Also, Shami  does bowl some proper yorkers, although not with the same frequency as Bumrah.

 

Improving one's ability to bowl the yorker in LOIs will make a pacer more confident. It should be practiced a lot by every pacer who wants a good career in LOIs.

[maniac]

Umesh has done well so far and also has shown that he tries to outthink batsmen...that's all that is needed...things like a slogger at No 10 or No 11 will once in a while get hold of any bowler....Umesh has improved a lot from what I have seen in this series.

 

Even Razzaq and Douglas Marillier have smashed McGrath in a one-off situation

Edited October 24, 2016 by maniac