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This match has been a failure of our part-time resources. Main bowlers have still been infinitely superior to their Pakistani counterparts.
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SL milking the mighty pace attack of India
Might pace attack in the eyes of Indians only. Bhumra is no match to Strac, haad ho gahi hai bahi![]()
This match has been a failure of our part-time resources. Main bowlers have still been infinitely superior to their Pakistani counterparts.
Not really,
Amir is the best pacer from both teams and Shadab prob the best LOI spinner. Jadeja is vastly overrated.
There is nothing to fear from this attack for Pak batsmen.
[MENTION=134608]Hawkeye[/MENTION]
I will give your yet another thread some breathing space for now. Hope this turns out to be your 2nd successful thread after Sami Aslam who was highest rungetter ever at U-19 level.
Hope this thread goes S Aslam way and not like other dozens threads
Unfortunately I have sharp memory so yours yesterday comment will be remembered forever and ever![]()
# Game On Hai
# Bring it On
Bhai, what matters is their bowling delivers and has been winning them in ICC tournaments.
We can cook up all the theories we want, doesn't matter. They got tonked today, yes, but have won many more matches than us with their bowling.
Individually we still have class bowlers. Amir is better than any Indian bowler, Hasan Ali is great too except when nerves got to him, and Hafeez + Shadab are awesome spinners.
In ODIs, the bowling rankings for Asian sides is:
Bangladesh (Fizz, Taskin, Rubel, Shak and Miraz)
India
Lanka
Pakistan
BangladeshIn ODIs, the bowling rankings for Asian sides is:
Bangladesh (Fizz, Taskin, Rubel, Shak and Miraz)
India
Lanka
Pakistan
Bangladesh)
The Fizz hype is dying down now and his performances haven't been great recently either.In ODIs only. Don't be biased, Fizz's numbers are Bradman like.
From 2015,
India's bowling average: 33.88
Pakistan's bowling average: 38.61
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/en...5;spanval2=span;template=results;type=bowling
In ODIs, the bowling rankings for Asian sides is:
Bangladesh (Fizz, Taskin, Rubel, Shak and Miraz)
India
Lanka
Pakistan
Indians have never had a bowler with half as much skill as Amir or Hassan and that's a fact
Amir is superior to all of them and the tournament will prove that
But yes the rest are far ahead of the Pakistani counterparts
I am glad that the Indian government is merciful and doesn't feel the need to make this ownage a regular occurrence. It seems like India doesn't care about Pakistan's superiority in H2H, otherwise they can easily arrange 2-3 series per year and demolish us at home and in the UAE.
The 70-50 will soon be 80-100.
I am glad that the Indian government is merciful and doesn't feel the need to make this ownage a regular occurrence. It seems like India doesn't care about Pakistan's superiority in H2H, otherwise they can easily arrange 2-3 series per year and demolish us at home and in the UAE.
The 70-50 will soon be 80-100.
I was correctAmir is superior to all of them and the tournament will prove that
But yes the rest are far ahead of the Pakistani counterparts
Yet guys like [MENTION=139678]Zak_Fan[/MENTION] [MENTION=142783]Pollack[/MENTION] hype him as the next big thing and never forget to remind me that he is a product of IPL. I am still disappointed that Shami who was our star bowler of 2015 World Cup didn't get a single game in Champions Trophy.Have always maintained Bumrah is a trash bowler who will get taken to the cleaners one his action is found out. Nothing bowler who settles in nicely with Indian legacy of producing one season wonder bowlers
Have always maintained Bumrah is a trash bowler who will get taken to the cleaners one his action is found out. Nothing bowler who settles in nicely with Indian legacy of producing one season wonder bowlers
Yet guys like [MENTION=139678]Zak_Fan[/MENTION] [MENTION=142783]Pollack[/MENTION] hype him as the next big thing and never forget to remind me that he is a product of IPL. I am still disappointed that Shami who was our star bowler of 2015 World Cup didn't get a single game in Champions Trophy.
The only match he did badly in was this one against Pakistan. He did well in all the other matches (including 2/28 against South Africa from 8 overs). He had an economy of 4.92 this CT despite the bad match at the end. He is just 23 years old, and based on one match, you're out to bash him.
Yet guys like [MENTION=139678]Zak_Fan[/MENTION] [MENTION=142783]Pollack[/MENTION] hype him as the next big thing and never forget to remind me that he is a product of IPL. I am still disappointed that Shami who was our star bowler of 2015 World Cup didn't get a single game in Champions Trophy.
Current rankings
Aamer > Kumar
Hasan > Bumrah
Junaid > Yadav
More like
Amir > Bumrah
Hasan < Bhuvi
Junaid < Shami
I see you have not responded to the thread.
What a tool. Please enlighten us on how great Bhumrah and Kumar are miles ahead and why we should be super scared of their bowling attack.
You need to sit on our board of directors meetings regularly and be a personal aid to Mickey and.discuss playing XI.
AMIR is a star player, pressure/high intensity performer. These players are not going to take wickets every game and every over but will ensure to perform when it matters the most. (Sri Lanka and India). Name me ONE bowler who can turn the game around like Amir did today. We saw the glimpses since his return but today he ANNOUNCED it on the biggest stage possible. An ICC final AGAINST India.
I have read your posts for a very long time and usually never felt the need to respond but seriously, you along with parosis have been humbled.
I was correct
But Hasan Ali has come ahead too and is now with Bhuvi as being just behind Amir
great post
I see you have not responded to the thread.
What a tool. Please enlighten us on how great Bhumrah and Kumar are miles ahead and why we should be super scared of their bowling attack.
You need to sit on our board of directors meetings regularly and be a personal aid to Mickey and.discuss playing XI.
AMIR is a star player, pressure/high intensity performer. These players are not going to take wickets every game and every over but will ensure to perform when it matters the most. (Sri Lanka and India). Name me ONE bowler who can turn the game around like Amir did today. We saw the glimpses since his return but today he ANNOUNCED it on the biggest stage possible. An ICC final AGAINST India.
I have read your posts for a very long time and usually never felt the need to respond but seriously, you along with parosis have been humbled.
And his ball to Wayne Parnell should be shot into space so that the aliens can know how vicious we can be as a species
Also, let's get something clear regarding Amir. He would not have had the opportunity to do what he did in the final if Hasan would have gone wicket-less like him in the first two matches, who turned the match around against SA and ensured that we didn't get eliminated, while Amir was nowhere to be found at that time.
We don't know how their careers will progress in the future, and where both will stand 10 years from now, but it is nothing but disrespectful to put Amir ahead of the man who was the leading wicket-taker and the Man of the Tournament.
Hasan is Pakistan's star bowler at the moment and deserves more praise and respect than Amir. Had Amir not taken those three wickets at the top, Hasan would still have made an impact in the middle-overs. He is that good. Also, the myth that he takes wickets due to the pressure Amir created was bulldozed against England in the semifinal.
It is all well and good for Amir to be a "big match pressure player", but so far Hasan has proved that he is a man for all occasions and moments. Again, I am not saying that Hasan will go down as a better bowler, he may or may not, but surely this is far from the right time to call him inferior to Amir and just behind him etc. It is nothing but downright disrespectful, and a complete disregard to what he did for the team in this tournament.
Also, let's get something clear regarding Amir. He would not have had the opportunity to do what he did in the final if Hasan would have gone wicket-less like him in the first two matches, who turned the match around against SA and ensured that we didn't get eliminated, while Amir was nowhere to be found at that time.
We don't know how their careers will progress in the future, and where both will stand 10 years from now, but it is nothing but disrespectful to put Amir ahead of the man who was the leading wicket-taker and the Man of the Tournament.
Hasan is Pakistan's star bowler at the moment and deserves more praise and respect than Amir. Had Amir not taken those three wickets at the top, Hasan would still have made an impact in the middle-overs. He is that good. Also, the myth that he takes wickets due to the pressure Amir created was bulldozed against England in the semifinal.
It is all well and good for Amir to be a "big match pressure player", but so far Hasan has proved that he is a man for all occasions and moments. Again, I am not saying that Hasan will go down as a better bowler, he may or may not, but surely this is far from the right time to call him inferior to Amir and just behind him etc. It is nothing but downright disrespectful, and a complete disregard to what he did for the team in this tournament.
Far better at conceding runs.
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Also, let's get something clear regarding Amir. He would not have had the opportunity to do what he did in the final if Hasan would have gone wicket-less like him in the first two matches, who turned the match around against SA and ensured that we didn't get eliminated, while Amir was nowhere to be found at that time.
We don't know how their careers will progress in the future, and where both will stand 10 years from now, but it is nothing but disrespectful to put Amir ahead of the man who was the leading wicket-taker and the Man of the Tournament.
Hasan is Pakistan's star bowler at the moment and deserves more praise and respect than Amir. Had Amir not taken those three wickets at the top, Hasan would still have made an impact in the middle-overs. He is that good. Also, the myth that he takes wickets due to the pressure Amir created was bulldozed against England in the semifinal.
It is all well and good for Amir to be a "big match pressure player", but so far Hasan has proved that he is a man for all occasions and moments. Again, I am not saying that Hasan will go down as a better bowler, he may or may not, but surely this is far from the right time to call him inferior to Amir and just behind him etc. It is nothing but downright disrespectful, and a complete disregard to what he did for the team in this tournament.