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On 20/11/2017 at 9:23 AM, MCcricket said:

I've spent a lot of years in Bombay while growing up, n knew guys who played Kanga, Times shield, from those days to now Nepotism rules there, first major criteria if you are a Maharashtrian or not, then minorities don't get support in general, seen many better bowlers n batters then ones playing Ranji being wasted there.

Lol. Nepotism at root levels isn't a Mumbai thing. It is almost in every state. Current "perception" is Delhi tops in it.

 

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On 11/21/2017 at 10:31 PM, rkt.india said:

even international batsmen do that mistake a lot

Agree to disagree.   Periscoping and inability to leave a wide bouncer is not "international class".  

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12 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

 

Against hyderabad

 

As far as hostile fast bowling is concerned ...... Khejroliya is the real deal. ... along with Porel and Avesh.

 

These 3 guys need bowl in the Team India nets, and let Kohli, Shastri and Arun assess them.

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21 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

As far as hostile fast bowling is concerned ...... Khejroliya is the real deal. ... along with Porel and Avesh.

 

These 3 guys need bowl in the Team India nets, and let Kohli, Shastri and Arun assess them.

Being hostile alone can't get you many wickets.

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34 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

 

Against hyderabad

Not much energy in his runup! It can be  improved though

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24 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Being hostile alone can't get you many wickets.

 

Porel has started his FC career well, with 10 wicket from 2 games. He has a good channel delivery too, which helps take wickets. Even today, he picked up 3 wickets in a 50 over game.

 

Similarly, Khejroliya has started his List A career well last season with loads of wickets.

 

Avesh was bowling good channel balls in the U19 world cup and was the highest wicket taker. 

 

All 3 have wicket-taking potential.

 

Moreover, I am asking for them to be introduced in Team India nets and not the national team .... so that they can be assessed by the team management.

 

 

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24 minutes ago, speedheat said:

Not much energy in his runup! It can be  improved though

He is a side on bowler. Side on bowlers depend on run-up less than front on or semi side on bowlers.

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19 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

He is a side on bowler. Side on bowlers depend on run-up less than front on or semi side on bowlers.

You might have better idea but I think his action is semi side on 

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1 hour ago, speedheat said:

You might have better idea but I think his action is semi side on 

No, its side on. Check the position of the back leg. It is parallel to the crease at the point of delivery.

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5 hours ago, rkt.india said:

No, its side on. Check the position of the back leg. It is parallel to the crease at the point of delivery.

Yea checked it, its clearly parallel to the crease, anyway he looks sharp in that video at least 135 to 142kph, was really hopping and praying to see his debut in last  IPL  just to see how he bowls what speeds he bowls but Rohit ruined it

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29 minutes ago, speedheat said:

Yea checked it, its clearly parallel to the crease, anyway he looks sharp in that video at least 135 to 142kph, was really hopping and praying to see his debut in last  IPL  just to see how he bowls what speeds he bowls but Rohit ruined it

So, it's side on action.

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5 minutes ago, chapetmarunga said:

bad technique by bats but good awareness

You sir are officially listed as a Chewt@#$ troll, same as Viper, Aka Rasgulla, Velu. That ball wasn't that short on a dead track, and kept on coming towards the batter, just shut the Fu#$ up.

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2 hours ago, chapetmarunga said:

bad technique by bats but good awareness

This is what pace can do to batsmen. Ball cut back in at pace there.

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On Sunday, November 19, 2017 at 9:43 AM, Straight Drive said:

Shami is world class. Really !! 

I can't believe I am quoting this, but if you don't find shami as world class then who it is??,dinda?? Vinay Kumar?? Binny? Unadkat?? Please do watch his spells in newzealand (tests)  2014, watch his spells vs Pakistan and west indies in 2015wc those were brushed with pure class on it.

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7 hours ago, speedheat said:

I can't believe I am quoting this, but if you don't find shami as world class then who it is??,dinda?? Vinay Kumar?? Binny? Unadkat?? Please do watch his spells in newzealand (tests)  2014, watch his spells vs Pakistan and west indies in 2015wc those were brushed with pure class on it.

Agree to disagree. Shami imo is not world class. Not in category of Steyn, Starc, Jimmy. No Indian pacer is in that category yet imo. 

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4 hours ago, Straight Drive said:

Agree to disagree. Shami imo is not world class. Not in category of Steyn, Starc, Jimmy. No Indian pacer is in that category yet imo. 

Jimmy? the same one who has bad records in several countries where there's no help for pacers?

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No idea what class Shami belongs to, whether it is world class or club class, but he is the pacer who is most likely to get India their vital breakthroughs in South Africa, if he manages to keep fit. Shami is the best pacer for India (alongwith Bhuvaneshwar Kumar) at the moment in tests.

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On 11/26/2017 at 9:57 PM, express bowling said:

 

As far as hostile fast bowling is concerned ...... Khejroliya is the real deal. ... along with Porel and Avesh.

 

These 3 guys need bowl in the Team India nets, and let Kohli, Shastri and Arun assess them.

what pace is kulwant bowling..looks 144k

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