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Umran is a 22 year old baby and will easily surpass Rauf by the time both retires. Rauf also is a nobody in Tests and ODIs.
Question of time and experience - Umran has a lot of potential to bypass Rauf.
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Umran is a 22 year old baby and will easily surpass Rauf by the time both retires. Rauf also is a nobody in Tests and ODIs.
Umran has extreme speed. He is 24. Problem is that he hasn't come through the system. Couple of years through the system and he will gain the skills.Both are clueless bowlers. But knowing India, they always find a way to cultivate their talent.
Umran will bloom, BCCI always finds a wayUmran has extreme speed. He is 24. Problem is that he hasn't come through the system. Couple of years through the system and he will gain the skills.
How he uses the skills is a matter of brain.
Umran will bloom, BCCI always finds a way
Ik but bcci has a history of turning failures like rohit and Rahul into clutch playersHis state team is poor. So is his IPL team.He needs to find a better IPL team.
Thread about speed etc only
Very apt comparison. Think shaheen is better than srinath though in terms of ability. More skills. Sirnath was lightning quick back in his hey days however.Problem is, Indian management doesnt treat the express bowlers well. So, not sure how much mentoring and backup Umran will get. However, if given a chance, I am sure Umran will grow to be a pretty good talent for India. He will also have a good cushion in the form of good batting line up and good bowling partners, that Rauf and Shaheen do not enjoy.
In a lot of ways, Shaheen reminds me of Srinath. Great bowlers, just not good support bowlers around.
Agree with you. Umran is getting smashed in domestics. Most hyping him don't follow Indian domestic cricket.well umran is nowhere to be seen. rauf is well ahead
Its better to not be seen instead of getting hammered every other day in international cricket and losing matches after matches for your countrywell umran is nowhere to be seen. rauf is well ahead
yea no doubt. asian pitches dont seem to suit rauf. maybe umran would do well outside india too.Its better to not be seen instead of getting hammered every other day in international cricket and losing matches after matches for your country
Umran is 24. In the Indian system it will take time before he is unleashed.well umran is nowhere to be seen. rauf is well ahead
To fail spectacularly he would need to have a career firstHaris Rauf is a poor mans Wahab Riaz, never ever rated him.
Umran Malik will have to fail spectacularly in career to not be better than this guy.

Still waiting to be unleashed?Umran is 24. In the Indian system it will take time before he is unleashed.
Nortje is one guy who consistently bowls at that speed. But he has no variations so often batsmen take apart.4 over T-20 pace bowling at 148-150 km/hr is worth nothing. Have seen many bowlers after Akhtar, Lee who can bowl quickly in T-20 Cricket but struggle to replicate those speeds consistently in ODI and Test Cricket. Maintaining those speeds in ODI and Test Cricket and actually getting wickets consistently is the real deal.
Nortje is bloody great to watch when on-song. Pace, steep bounce... bruising the batsman. Any fan of pace loves seeing a pure fast-bowling enforcer like that in action. I don't even mind the fact that he lacks variation. Not every bowler needs to be Bumrah. Raw pace and hostility are a USP in their own right in this day and age.Nortje is one guy who consistently bowls at that speed. But he has no variations so often batsmen take apart.