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MW1304
Cricketer Of The Year
They listened.
Spark
Global Moderator
Quite.
Outswinger@Pace
International 12th Man
Guys, can someone shed some light on this?
I normally don't watch ODIs and am seeing Kulasekara after a long, long time. Does he normally swing it so much into the right-handers?
Coz I have a feeling that bowling in these conditions (humidity, under lights) is making him look better than he is.
I normally don't watch ODIs and am seeing Kulasekara after a long, long time. Does he normally swing it so much into the right-handers?
Coz I have a feeling that bowling in these conditions (humidity, under lights) is making him look better than he is.
TumTum
Banned
He's always like this, a very good ODI bowler.Guys, can someone shed some light on this?
I normally don't watch ODIs and am seeing Kulasekara after a long, long time. Does he normally swing it so much into the right-handers?
Coz I have a feeling that bowling in these conditions (humidity, under lights) is making him look better than he is.
Himannv
Hall of Fame Member
He always has a big inswinger. It tends to be more prominent in the early stages of an innings, like now.Guys, can someone shed some light on this?
I normally don't watch ODIs and am seeing Kulasekara after a long, long time. Does he normally swing it so much into the right-handers?
Coz I have a feeling that bowling in these conditions (humidity, under lights) is making him look better than he is.
Outswinger@Pace
International 12th Man
Christ, that's a ball and a half. 
Haddin's misery ends!
Haddin's misery ends!
Lostman
State Captain
nah he normally does have this type of inswing.Guys, can someone shed some light on this?
I normally don't watch ODIs and am seeing Kulasekara after a long, long time. Does he normally swing it so much into the right-handers?
Coz I have a feeling that bowling in these conditions (humidity, under lights) is making him look better than he is.
Problem is he is very one dimensional, only has the inswinger and no decent outswinger/straight ball. Plus lefties generally handle him much better,
Outswinger@Pace
International 12th Man
Just nipped back a touch. Shouldn't have got through though. You could be forgiven for thinking that there was a car to be parked in that gap.