GLORY OF '92
Test Debutant
- Joined
- Dec 10, 2007
- Runs
- 13,521
Same old story. Keep bowling length or slower ball length.
We will never learn.
We will never learn.
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Kohli was charging down the track to negate any idea of bowling yorkers at him. Even if the bowlers tried it, it would've been a high risk strategy with the form that Kohli is in.
I don't rate slower balls on fast Australian wickets (like the one we saw today) unless it's really well disguised.
Rauf was fooling Pandya with his slower balls. Kohli played an impossible shot.
You think anyone else could have pulled off that shot?
I completely agree with you. I don't think anyone could've manufactured that shot as I mentioned on other threads earlier today. It was an ATG player at his very best. He's the reason why Pakistan lost today.
I don't agree that Rauf was troubling Pandya with slower balls. It was actually the opposite. Rauf was hitting the wicket hard and Pandya couldn't get bat on ball.
Rauf was bowling quick back of length balls and then mixing a slower. Pandya could not put bat to ball. And Pandya is no hack.
In T20s, Rauf is better than SSA.
Rauf was bowling quick back of length balls and then mixing a slower. Pandya could not put bat to ball. And Pandya is no hack.
In T20s, Rauf is better than SSA.
Kohli was charging down the track to negate any idea of bowling yorkers at him. Even if the bowlers tried it, it would've been a high risk strategy with the form that Kohli is in.
I don't rate slower balls on fast Australian wickets (like the one we saw today) unless it's really well disguised.
As I said in another thread. Rauf is becoming over reliant on the slower balls, and Kohli made him pay.
He’s forgetting what makes him lethal. His pace and the ability mix up good bouncers with solid Yorkers.
We needed him to close out the 19th over but he didn’t live up to it. We all know Nawaz was gonna get carted (not as badly as he did, but still)
Kohli is a very competitive individual who hates losing. Rauf troubled Kohli with his slower balls in Dubai but Kohli remembers these experiences and makes sure he is not only prepared for the next battle but he also has a plan on how to attack Rauf's slower deliveries whereas Rauf complacently thought he would trouble Kohli with his slower changes of pace. Great players learn from their experiences and don't make the same mistakes twice.