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New prodigy creates history
- Thread starter angad
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honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
who?
Cevno
Hall of Fame Member
He has 3 wickets for 30 already in the second innings with Hyderabad reeling at 64 for 6.
Hyderabad (India) 64/6 (24.0 ov, SA Quadri 9*, MP Arjun 2*, Pankaj Singh 2/19) - Stumps | Live Scorecard | Cricinfo.com
Hyderabad (India) 64/6 (24.0 ov, SA Quadri 9*, MP Arjun 2*, Pankaj Singh 2/19) - Stumps | Live Scorecard | Cricinfo.com
Teja.
Global Moderator
Legend.
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
M0rphin3
International Debutant
Epic stuff
NasserFan207
International Vice-Captain
Gonna keep an eye on this guy for sure.
zaremba
Cricketer Of The Year
Not sure I agree with you there mate - those big inswingers, when bowled at a difficult pace, and when coupled with outswingers - are pretty handy weapons.
vic_orthdox
Global Moderator
Yeah, I'm more impressed by the fact that he gets the ball going both ways. The outswingers go quite late too.
Tom 1972
School Boy/Girl Captain
8fer is wonderful against any opposition, but many of those inswingers took wickets because people were playing across the line of the ball, and playing from the crease.
Awful batting.
Looked like his speed was about high 120s low 130s. Maybe it was quicker but it was nothing like Waqar.
Anyway, good luck to the kid. Hopefully he gets some experience up before going on to National honours.
Awful batting.
Looked like his speed was about high 120s low 130s. Maybe it was quicker but it was nothing like Waqar.
Anyway, good luck to the kid. Hopefully he gets some experience up before going on to National honours.
tooextracool
International Coach
Ishant and Pathan were both ridiculously overhyped for being average bowlers, especially Pathan. Honestly all Pathan ever did in his career was bowl a half decent in-swinger and he was considered to be the next coming of Wasim Akram.
The bowlers that have actually suffered from poor management are probably Munaf Patel, who really should be leading the Indian pace attack at the moment, and Sreesanth.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Yeah definitely, plenty of time left. To say there isn't anything there to work with is plain wrong IMO.
It's always easy to poke fun at overhyped Indian bowlers, but Ishant and Sree clearly have something to work with.
Irfan, Sree and Munaf look like they're partly to blame for their downfall. Irfan just wasn't as talented with the ball as people thought, Sree is mentally ******** and Munaf is a lazy ****.
Ishant IMO has just been completely mismanaged. He doesn't really seem to be any of the above. Just coaching and technical issues have screwed him.
It's always easy to poke fun at overhyped Indian bowlers, but Ishant and Sree clearly have something to work with.
Irfan, Sree and Munaf look like they're partly to blame for their downfall. Irfan just wasn't as talented with the ball as people thought, Sree is mentally ******** and Munaf is a lazy ****.
Ishant IMO has just been completely mismanaged. He doesn't really seem to be any of the above. Just coaching and technical issues have screwed him.