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[VIDEO/PICTURES] Mayank Yadav, another speed gun from India a.k.a The New Delhi Express

Devadwal said:
I don't care about T20 but can he play test cricket as he only play single FC game .
2-46 in 17.2 overs.
These are Mayank Yadav's figures in his only FC game. He broke down in the 1st innings, and didn't bowl in the 2nd innings.
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No need of Tests. He should be T20 specialist for 2 years. We will screw him in all formats if we bring hiim in now.
 
He doesn't look 21 at all. That might be a fact after all..
 
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jnaveen1980 said:
I say Babar look 45. What do you say to that.
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But the thing is he doesn't look 45 at all and even if he is 45 it's fine by me.LOL.

Age doesn't matter much after junior cricket or sports for that matter and this guy doesn't look 21 at all and it's my opinion and I might be right as well.I don't care how old he is LOL.

I simply stated my opinion
 
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followed said:
But the thing is he doesn't look 45 at all and even if he is 45 it's fine by me.LOL.

Age doesn't matter much after junior cricket or sports for that matter and this guy doesn't look 21 at all and it's my opinion and I might be right as well.I don't care how old he is LOL.

I simply stated my opinion
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Prithvi shaw looks 30. But he is not. He is only 24. His career is being tracked right from high school days. Just that he has this gene where he looks older than he is. In case of Mayank he is being followed by select journalists for a while. He was a net bowler for a local club. Someone identified him few years back. He was barely 16 then. Thanks to IPL talent hunt he was spotted. He looks 21 for me.
 
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Mayank with his father

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Who even cares about age after age group level cricket is done? Akhtar was bowling 159 KPH even in the twilight of his career. Let the guys play and forget about age at this stage.
 
ExpressPacer said:
Who even cares about age after age group level cricket is done? Akhtar was bowling 159 KPH even in the twilight of his career. Let the guys play and forget about age at this stage.
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True. But scopre for improvement for a very young fast bowler is higher htan someone in mid 20s. Ishant was breathing fire when he was 19. But due to his easy action he was able to stay injury free most of his career. Mayank belongs to that category. Action is relatively easy. But at the end of the day 1) Injury and management of it 2) Motivation 3) Hard work to add more to his skills wiill determine the success of an express pacers. Generally they don't have a long career. Just 6 or 7 years at the most with peak 3 or 4 years.
 
jnaveen1980 said:
True. But scopre for improvement for a very young fast bowler is higher htan someone in mid 20s. Ishant was breathing fire when he was 19. But due to his easy action he was able to stay injury free most of his career. Mayank belongs to that category. Action is relatively easy. But at the end of the day 1) Injury and management of it 2) Motivation 3) Hard work to add more to his skills wiill determine the success of an express pacers. Generally they don't have a long career. Just 6 or 7 years at the most with peak 3 or 4 years.
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Ishant lost his pace though so not helpful to have his action and Akhtar had it until the end of his career despite a very difficult anction. All about conditioning, training and qismat. I hope Mayank is in good hands and isn’t burnt to the bone playing back to back games in IPL.
 
ExpressPacer said:
Ishant lost his pace though so not helpful to have his action and Akhtar had it until the end of his career despite a very difficult anction. All about conditioning, training and qismat. I hope Mayank is in good hands and isn’t burnt to the bone playing back to back games in IPL.
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Akhtar most likely did not clock 159 kph in that World Cup.
 
ExpressPacer said:
Ishant lost his pace though so not helpful to have his action and Akhtar had it until the end of his career despite a very difficult anction. All about conditioning, training and qismat. I hope Mayank is in good hands and isn’t burnt to the bone playing back to back games in IPL.
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Only 3 bowlers have seen doing that . Even Bond lost a bit of pace. So i say 2 bowlers bowled express right through. Brett Lee and AKhtar. It is very very very.. hard to bowl fast and beat players for pace for a long period. Steyn bowls fast only when he wants to. Not all the time. Most of the pacers are like that. They cannot afford to shorten their career by bowling at 150 clicks all the time. But in T20 format you can do. It is only 4 overs. So guys like Mayank can focus on this format for a while until they develop muscle. At the end of the day when the format gets longer your skill has to expand.
 
Well haven't seen such praise from Indians for a new bie. Do you guys foresee him as your version of Shoaib Akhtar?
 
ExpressPacer said:
Literally no one has ever contested this delivery until you. Nikhil, you are better than this bro.
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It was contested at the time. Go watch his spells from that World Cup.

Even his full tosses to Ross Taylor were measuring only around 140/141 kph.
 
Nikhil_cric said:
It was contested at the time. Go watch his spells from that World Cup.

Even his full tosses to Ross Taylor were measuring only around 140/141 kph.
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I don’t care about what his other deliveries were. It’s not like this was foreign territory for Akhtar. It was counted as the fastest delivery of that WC and the broadcasters acknowledged this. I don’t understand your point here?

Even when Akhtar played in that USA friendly with Sachin long after he had retired, he was hurrying active cricketers for pace.

Unless you have conclusive evidence of this, we have to accept that he bowled at 159 KPH in 2011 as he did throughout his career.
 
ExpressPacer said:
I don’t care about what his other deliveries were. It’s not like this was foreign territory for Akhtar. It was counted as the fastest delivery of that WC and the broadcasters acknowledged this. I don’t understand your point here?

Even when Akhtar played in that USA friendly with Sachin long after he had retired, he was hurrying active cricketers for pace.

Unless you have conclusive evidence of this, we have to accept that he bowled at 159 KPH in 2011 as he did throughout his career.
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Ok sure.
 
In an interview with a sports channel, Navjot Singh Sidhu demanded that Mayank Yadav, an IPL star be given the opportunity to debut for India. He said:

“I am not a selector, but this guy deserves to play for India. The decision-makers shouldn’t wait as he is in red-hot form with the ball. His pace, line, and length do not allow the batters to score runs. Mayank is putting the ball in the right areas, which a batter doesn’t like. Pakistan debuted Wasim Akram and Inzamam Ul Haq when they were raw and had hardly any experience. The two won the 1992 World Cup."

“A talent doesn’t need a stamp of approval. Mayank has done enough to play for the Indian team in the upcoming matches and the selectors should take his performance into account.”
 
The Bald Eagle said:
Well haven't seen such praise from Indians for a new bie. Do you guys foresee him as your version of Shoaib Akhtar?
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You need amazing fitness levels to maintaini that speed given the amount of effort. Bumrah was a skinny lad when he started. Given his unusual action nobody thought he would last more than a couple of years. But incredible discipline and hardwork he put in made him into a world class bowler. Same with Shami. Sustaining is the hardest part. That is where he needs a lot of help, encouragement. Fast bowling is either you have it or not.
 
The Bald Eagle said:
Well haven't seen such praise from Indians for a new bie. Do you guys foresee him as your version of Shoaib Akhtar?
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Hope is one thing. There was something about Akthar than stood him apart. His attitude. That attitude took him to his peak and also hampered his career. Akthar was a genetic freak, the pace he generated consistently for most of his career will be hard to replicate. He had the mindset to back it up. When he got hit for runs he always came back with a wicket. Mayank should not bother emulating Akthar but just be himself and take it one match at a time.

Mayank may become the fastest ever bowler India has ever produced but probably can never be Shoaib Akthar.
Just like Bumrah will be the greatest bowler india ever produced but can never be Wasim Akram.
 
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Shoaib Akhtar in 2022 -
"You become what you eat, right? My nation eats lots of animals and we end up being like animals. When it comes to fast bowlers, we just run in like lions,"

"“There is a difference between Pakistan and India. The Indians are producing good fast bowlers, but what they are lacking is the rare energy - that anger on your face, that attitude that I am going to just kill you,
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LOL.
 
I can't believe that, as a vegetarian, Mayank is constantly clocking 150+. Or maybe he has an excessive diet plan to eat bunch of lentils every day.And there is one more thing, if this diet plan is backing his pace, trust me after 2-3 years he will fade away. Because he can't consume excessive lentils to meet his protein requirement for a longer period.
 
FearlessRoar said:
I can't believe that, as a vegetarian, Mayank is constantly clocking 150+. Or maybe he has an excessive diet plan to eat bunch of lentils every day.And there is one more thing, if this diet plan is backing his pace, trust me after 2-3 years he will fade away. Because he can't consume excessive lentils to meet his protein requirement for a longer period.
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Whey protein no meat. Your body processes only limited amount of protein regardless of how much you eat. You cannot eat 50 grams of whey proteiin in one sitting and expect the body to absorb especially for normal athletes. 25 grams at the most something you get from one scoop of whey protein. Dietry science has iimproved vastly.
 
jnaveen1980 said:
Whey protein no meat. Your body processes only limited amount of protein regardless of how much you eat. You cannot eat 50 grams of whey proteiin in one sitting and expect the body to absorb especially for normal athletes. 25 grams at the most something you get from one scoop of whey protein. Dietry science has iimproved vastly.
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If a non-vegetarian is consuming 2-3 servings of meat per day, each providing around 20-30 grams of protein, vegetarian can achieve similar protein intake from plant sources by consuming approximately 1 to 1.5 cups of cooked lentils or legumes per day.

Now, tell me, is it easy to eat 1 to 1.5 cups of lentils and legumes per day? How long can he maintain it?
 
FearlessRoar said:
I can't believe that, as a vegetarian, Mayank is constantly clocking 150+. Or maybe he has an excessive diet plan to eat bunch of lentils every day.And there is one more thing, if this diet plan is backing his pace, trust me after 2-3 years he will fade away. Because he can't consume excessive lentils to meet his protein requirement for a longer period.
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? There are countless examples of athletes and individuals thriving on plant-based diets. This is just a myth perpetrated by people who don't understand nutrition.

There's also a thing called protein supplements that help you meet your protein requirements.
 
RedwoodOriginal said:
? There are countless examples of athletes and individuals thriving on plant-based diets. This is just a myth perpetrated by people who don't understand nutrition.

There's also a thing called protein supplements that help you meet your protein requirements.
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Lol, if they're dependent on supplements, then I can see how natural it is.
 
FearlessRoar said:
If a non-vegetarian is consuming 2-3 servings of meat per day, each providing around 20-30 grams of protein, vegetarian can achieve similar protein intake from plant sources by consuming approximately 1 to 1.5 cups of cooked lentils or legumes per day.

Now, tell me, is it easy to eat 1 to 1.5 cups of lentils and legumes per day? How long can he maintain it?
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Why do you think he depends on legume exlcusively. There are other source of protein. There are so many vegan bodybuilders. For fast bowling requirement is nowhere close to what a body builder needs.
 
FearlessRoar said:
Lol, if they're dependent on supplements, then I can see how natural it is.
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This may come as a surprise to you but protein supplements are very commonly used. Not just by athletes but also by individuals that go to the gym. Its very difficult to meet your protein requirements through food, especially in subcontinental countries where food is not exactly the healthiest. These supplements supplement your diet and allow your meet your nutrition requirements.

You might be confusing supplements with performance enhancing drugs. They are not comparable in any way.
 
Fans have a habit of hyping a guy to the moon after 1 or 2 games. There is s still a long way to go for him. The difference between leagues and internationals is a huge step and things are pretty different when you compare both.

Like we have seen with Kwena Maphaka. This guy was unplayable at the u19 level but his debut game at IPL was the worst one for any debutant in IPL. Cannot compare both levels of the games.

The same thing goes for Mayank. He can do all wonders in IPL when his real test will be international and until he keeps his hype up in the international scene, he is just another guy who is looking special in IPL so far. Wait and watch.
 
BouncerGuy said:
Fans have a habit of hyping a guy to the moon after 1 or 2 games. There is s still a long way to go for him. The difference between leagues and internationals is a huge step and things are pretty different when you compare both.

Like we have seen with Kwena Maphaka. This guy was unplayable at the u19 level but his debut game at IPL was the worst one for any debutant in IPL. Cannot compare both levels of the games.

The same thing goes for Mayank. He can do all wonders in IPL when his real test will be international and until he keeps his hype up in the international scene, he is just another guy who is looking special in IPL so far. Wait and watch.
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Fans loves hyping up. They have something to look forward to. But I agree, international cricket is totally different league.
 

‘Mayank Yadav was born to terrorise batters, pace can't be bought in market’: Kagiso Rabada​


It took just three deliveries for Mayank Yadav in IPL 2024 to catch the world's attention. And also Kagiso Rabada's. The South Africa fast bowler, however, didn’t need the confirmation of the speed gun which read 150.1 kph. The way Jonny Bairstow was late trying to clip the back-of-a-length delivery was proof enough.

That's one thing with fast bowlers. They smell the other's presence from far away. And Rabada was sitting in the Punjab Kings (PBKS) dugout barely 40 metres from Mayank's run-up marker.

For the next 10 minutes, Mayank would beat Bairstow and Shikhar Dhawan - two batters with more than 22,000 international runs - with sheer pace and eventually dismiss the England white-ball opener with a 143 kph bouncer. The Lucknow Super Giants pacer would hurry two more PBKS batters - Prabhsimran Singh and Jitesh Sharma - into the pull shot. He finished with 3/27 and walked away with the Player-of-the-Match award on IPL debut.


The ball banged into the centre of the pitch at a fair clip rose awkwardly, giving no time to the batter to get into position to even attempt, let alone successfully execute, a horizontal bat shot. Ball ballooning in the air for the fielders to have a feast. Mayank's modus operandi has been simple and it has worked again and again.

It's just raw pace, man," Rabada told Hindustan Times. "He is really sharp, that's obvious. It's a massive weapon. He will always rush the batsman. And he's showing some good control too."


Mayank would prove that his outing against PBKS was not a one-off by coming up with an even better show against Royal Challengers Bengaluru on Tuesday night. This time, his victims were Cameron Green, Glenn Maxwell and Rajat Patidar. He was beating the Australians in their own game.


After being softened by two missiles of over 155 kph, Green hit a boundary but was left high and dry by a 146 kph delivery pitched in his half, for a change. The ball hit the top of off-stump and flew to the boundary. Maxwell and Patidar went the Bairstow, Prabhsimran and Jitesh way. Futile attempts to take on the short ball led to their wickets.

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‘Mayank Yadav was born to terrorise batters, pace can't be bought in market’: Kagiso Rabada

“Mayank Yadav doesn't need to change the working formula. It's about having the right balance of trying to be a step ahead…”, said Kagiso Rabada.
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BouncerGuy said:
Fans have a habit of hyping a guy to the moon after 1 or 2 games. There is s still a long way to go for him. The difference between leagues and internationals is a huge step and things are pretty different when you compare both.

Like we have seen with Kwena Maphaka. This guy was unplayable at the u19 level but his debut game at IPL was the worst one for any debutant in IPL. Cannot compare both levels of the games.

The same thing goes for Mayank. He can do all wonders in IPL when his real test will be international and until he keeps his hype up in the international scene, he is just another guy who is looking special in IPL so far. Wait and watch.
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IPL is pretty much better than most t20i match ups.
 
Since there's no example of non veg eating pace bowlers of losing their pace ever, hope Mayank Yadav listens to the nutrionist/experts/life guru on this site for his pace rather than sticking to his own methods which has helped him so far in his career.

Ofcourse the nutrionists here have decided that its impossible for a vegetarian to bowl at express pace.
 
ExpressPacer said:
I don’t care about what his other deliveries were. It’s not like this was foreign territory for Akhtar. It was counted as the fastest delivery of that WC and the broadcasters acknowledged this. I don’t understand your point here?

Even when Akhtar played in that USA friendly with Sachin long after he had retired, he was hurrying active cricketers for pace.

Unless you have conclusive evidence of this, we have to accept that he bowled at 159 KPH in 2011 as he did throughout his career.
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his point is, Pakistani did it, so it was not fair.

You should see his postings its all related with hating Pakistan, and how India is better etc.

Only lunatic can doubt the credibility of Akhtar's speed lol.
 
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Major said:
his point is, Pakistani did it, so it was not fair.

You should see his postings its all related with hating Pakistan, and how India is better etc.

Only lunatic can doubt the credibility of Akhtar's speed lol.
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His next fastest ball in that World Cup was around 151 kph. But sure if you want to think that 159 kph was legitimate , go ahead . :)
 
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followed said:
He looks quick very quick. he doesn't look 21 and his action seems a bit dodgy to the naked eyes. Umran's action is very clean on the other hand.
He has bowled over 150 quite a few times now.
Many Pakistani bowlers have bowled 150 plus and Pakistan bowled the most number of 140 plus balls in 2023 world cup and 2022 world cup as well.
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Mayank's age is pretty legit. According to my close relative Mayank was her student till he dropped out of that school in class 9.
 
Nikhil_cric said:
His next fastest ball in that World Cup was around 151 kph. But sure if you want to think that 159 kph was legitimate , go ahead . :)
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That WC or not Akhtar was capable of hitting 159kph.

There was a series in England, Pakistan vs Australia.

Akhtar was hitting 155kph.
 
cricketjoshila said:
That WC or not Akhtar was capable of hitting 159kph.

There was a series in England, Pakistan vs Australia.

Akhtar was hitting 155kph.
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Maybe. I just don't think he was capable of 159 kph especially when his average pace was around 138 kph in that match.
 
Glenn Maxwell shared his thoughts on facing Lucknow Super Giants pace sensation Mayank Yadav, praising him for his "smooth, beautiful action." Maxwell made these remarks during a program on an international sports outlet:

"I thought it was really impressive (Mayank's bowling performances)."

"He hurried on a few of the Punjab batters and I certainly did a little bit of homework before coming up against him. But it is nothing doing homework against someone until you actually see it coming out of the hand and have to try and pick up the length."

"He bowled me the first one, which was just a high bouncer and the wicket that we have been producing at [Bengaluru] has been a little bit two-paced and it sort of came through a bit slower than I thought it was going to. And I was like, ah, that was not too bad."

"And then the next one was hard length and skidded on probably faster than I thought it was going to be and as you saw, I went to pull, thinking that I picked up the length really well and before you know it, it is on you, hitting the shoulder with the bat and ballooning up in the air."

"He has some real extra speed, and you do not really see a lot of around world cricket at the moment. You see guys bowl pretty consistently around the 140s [kph] or high 140s. But to have mid-150s consistently in your arsenal is pretty formidable."

"He [Mayank] sort of glided through the crease really nicely. I think pace-wise, the only one that I can sort of really resemble it to is a little bit like Shaun Tait when he was in his heyday."

"I think when he was at the peak of his powers, it was extremely hard to pick up the extra zip; it feels like it was off the wicket. I think that is as close as it probably comes to it."
 
As I have been wondering how he is clocking 150+ as a vegetarian.

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Mayank Yadav's mother revealed in a chat with a local Indian media outlet:

"Mayank has just turned vegetarian. Earlier, he used to eat non-veg food. He has been eating vegetarian food for the last 2 years. Whatever he has been asking us to make, based on his diet chart, we would make for him. He wouldn't eat anything special, dal, roti, rice, milk, veggies, etc."
 
Major said:
his point is, Pakistani did it, so it was not fair.

You should see his postings its all related with hating Pakistan, and how India is better etc.

Only lunatic can doubt the credibility of Akhtar's speed lol.
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Fall from grace but it’s all fun and games
 
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FearlessRoar said:
As I have been wondering how he is clocking 150+ as a vegetarian.

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Mayank Yadav's mother revealed in a chat with a local Indian media outlet:

"Mayank has just turned vegetarian. Earlier, he used to eat non-veg food. He has been eating vegetarian food for the last 2 years. Whatever he has been asking us to make, based on his diet chart, we would make for him. He wouldn't eat anything special, dal, roti, rice, milk, veggies, etc."
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Bro their wrestlers and quicker pacers eat meat. Its the usual lot here that have to defend that no its because of vegetarian diet ( some even think its a race)....
 
Major said:
Bro their wrestlers and quicker pacers eat meat. Its the usual lot here that have to defend that no its because of vegetarian diet ( some even think its a race)....
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Our greatest wrestler , Sushil Kumar, did not any meat as far as I'm aware

I'm not sure why you make such tedious generalisations.

Just because you had a cosseted existence in diplomatic circles in India , really doesn't make you knowledgeable about anything Indian . :misbah
 
BouncerGuy said:
Fans have a habit of hyping a guy to the moon after 1 or 2 games. There is s still a long way to go for him. The difference between leagues and internationals is a huge step and things are pretty different when you compare both.

Like we have seen with Kwena Maphaka. This guy was unplayable at the u19 level but his debut game at IPL was the worst one for any debutant in IPL. Cannot compare both levels of the games.

The same thing goes for Mayank. He can do all wonders in IPL when his real test will be international and until he keeps his hype up in the international scene, he is just another guy who is looking special in IPL so far. Wait and watch.
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He beat Bairstow, Maxwell, Green for pace. They are all active international players. HE also bowled to Faf. I am not sure what are the other "international" players he has to go through. Almost everyone went deep into the crease when they played him. HE didn't even have much of movement. HE knocked them off with sheer pace. So not sure what other special skills international players will possess. It is a hit and giiggle format at any level. Only goal is to score quick against all type of bowling.
 
FearlessRoar said:
As I have been wondering how he is clocking 150+ as a vegetarian.

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Mayank Yadav's mother revealed in a chat with a local Indian media outlet:

"Mayank has just turned vegetarian. Earlier, he used to eat non-veg food. He has been eating vegetarian food for the last 2 years. Whatever he has been asking us to make, based on his diet chart, we would make for him. He wouldn't eat anything special, dal, roti, rice, milk, veggies, etc."
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It's a really fascinating topic. How people on vegetarian diet can compete against the top players of that sport.

I will have to read more into it.
 
Major said:
Bro their wrestlers and quicker pacers eat meat. Its the usual lot here that have to defend that no its because of vegetarian diet ( some even think its a race)....
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No they don't lol, this is just a cope. It hurts how bad pak is in every single sport despite your meat heavy diet, most of those veggie athletes are stronger and fitter than you could ever be, babar and sarfaraz eat a lot of meat yet are weak and unatheletic.

Eating meat isnt the only form of proteins, you seem to have a superficial knowledge of diet and nutrition
 
FearlessRoar said:
As I have been wondering how he is clocking 150+ as a vegetarian.

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Mayank Yadav's mother revealed in a chat with a local Indian media outlet:

"Mayank has just turned vegetarian. Earlier, he used to eat non-veg food. He has been eating vegetarian food for the last 2 years. Whatever he has been asking us to make, based on his diet chart, we would make for him. He wouldn't eat anything special, dal, roti, rice, milk, veggies, etc."
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So he is a vegetarian for 2 years and still clocking nearly 157kph.

So your how can a vegetarian bowl fast holds no significance.

Ofcourse you continue to talk about Lentils and Dal. We all know where that is coming from.

Its not very subtle you see.
 
cricketjoshila said:
So he is a vegetarian for 2 years and still clocking nearly 157kph.

So your how can a vegetarian bowl fast holds no significance.

Ofcourse you continue to talk about Lentils and Dal. We all know where that is coming from.

Its not very subtle you see.
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Well @BouncerGuy says that people talk like this because of being ignorant of modern nutrition and fitness regime. Novak Djokovic is also a well known vegetarian.
 
IndoorCricket said:
Well @BouncerGuy says that people talk like this because of being ignorant of modern nutrition and fitness regime. Novak Djokovic is also a well known vegetarian.
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They want to live in their cuckoo's nest.Kohli on record said he stopped taking rice,naan ,non veg from past 10 years.He drinks purest form of mineral water which costs 7000 inr/70 usd per litre. Saqlain said all the above things in game on hai show(2017 i believe).But ostrich will keep its head in the sand and thinks nothing will happen to it.few posters ignorance reminds me so.
 
its too early to judge him, speed alone doesn't guarantee success. if a fast bowler is consistently bowling at high speeds but fails to maintain accuracy with their line and length, they may be less effective or even prone to conceding runs.
 
cricketjoshila said:
So he is a vegetarian for 2 years and still clocking nearly 157kph.

So your how can a vegetarian bowl fast holds no significance.

Ofcourse you continue to talk about Lentils and Dal. We all know where that is coming from.

Its not very subtle you see.
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So he was non vegetarian for almost 80% of his life? :inti
 
People should wait before getting excited this time. Khaleel, Umran and now we have Mayank. Have seen so many bowlers getting hyped by our desperate fans in the past few years. These fans will never learn. They only get a reality check when bowlers like Mukesh Kumar and Arshdeep starts bowling in tandem. :inti
 
Major said:
Bro their wrestlers and quicker pacers eat meat. Its the usual lot here that have to defend that no its because of vegetarian diet ( some even think its a race)....
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almost no one says they are strong because of vegetarian. Almost all of us contest the notion that you can only be strong if you eat meat. Its Pakistanis who kept saying Indian's don't eat meat so they cannot bowl fast. So many of these are shown as examples of being pretty successful athletes who are not meat eaters.
 
Bhaag Viru Bhaag said:
People should wait before getting excited this time. Khaleel, Umran and now we have Mayank. Have seen so many bowlers getting hyped by our desperate fans in the past few years. These fans will never learn. They only get a reality check when bowlers like Mukesh Kumar and Arshdeep starts bowling in tandem. :inti
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thankfully they also get to see Bumrah, Shami, Siraj bowling in tandem too. Indian fast bowlers have done objectively better than the padosi bowlers in the last few years.
 
Statpadder Inc said:
Our fans lol,

Seems its for you as a pakistani fan to digest the success of Indian fast bowlers, him being a Hindu and a vegetarian seems to have increased the heartburn
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Here comes another andhbhakht with a 'Pakistani' taunt. Try something new and creative. :genius

Nobody is feeling jealous or getting a heartburn here. Have seen so many bowlers getting hyped here by our indian fans. Maybe you intentionally ignored my post above where I mentioned the names of Khaleel and Umran also. Are they hindus too? One can expect an andhbhakht to turn any discussion into a hindu vs muslim debate. :virat1

Will be interesting to see whether the same Mayank Yadav turns into a trundler after 3 years or not? Hopefully you will be here with the same username by then. :inti
 
Statpadder Inc said:
Yes, no meat eater has ever murdered anyone :inti
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Guys let settle your debate in this new thread. Thanks

The old school debate of Vegetarians vs Meat Eaters, Which side to choose and why?

Its a age old debate and particularly involves people from Dharmic and Abrahamic religion. But in recent times we have seen a surge in support of Vegetarianism due to discourse on "Animal rights" So in your opinion which food is more conducive for human body? Also state pro and cons of both...
ppforum.pakpassion.net ppforum.pakpassion.net
 
Bhaag Viru Bhaag said:
Here comes another andhbhakht with a 'Pakistani' taunt. Try something new and creative. :genius

Nobody is feeling jealous or getting a heartburn here. Have seen so many bowlers getting hyped here by our indian fans. Maybe you intentionally ignored my post above where I mentioned the names of Khaleel and Umran also. Are they hindus too? One can expect an andhbhakht to turn any discussion into a hindu vs muslim debate. :virat1

Will be interesting to see whether the same Mayank Yadav turns into a trundler after 3 years or not? Hopefully you will be here with the same username by then. :inti
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Is andhbhakt one of the only few words in your very limited vocabulary and you accuse me of being uncreative :inti
And calling me a andhbhakht lol, have to just laugh at this

And why would pakistani be a taunt, embrace who you are bcoz its hard to believe that an indian fan would Mayank to fail and become a trundler

Seems like the success of a Hindu player always seems hard for you to digest but may it continue to cause more tears and bitterness

Mein Bhaagne nahi wala
 
The Bald Eagle said:
Guys let settle your debate in this new thread. Thanks

The old school debate of Vegetarians vs Meat Eaters, Which side to choose and why?

Its a age old debate and particularly involves people from Dharmic and Abrahamic religion. But in recent times we have seen a surge in support of Vegetarianism due to discourse on "Animal rights" So in your opinion which food is more conducive for human body? Also state pro and cons of both...
ppforum.pakpassion.net ppforum.pakpassion.net
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No debate needed, I eat chicken, fish, mutton, beef and pork. Its a couple of posters obsessed with vegetarians
 
Bhaag Viru Bhaag said:
And no meat eater has wrestled ever? Maybe you should question the guy who brought this logic in this thread. Vegetarian wrestlers lol. :inti
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Sushil Kumar won 2 olympic medals being a veggie, I know you wouldnt dare mock him infront of his face

You seem to have a problem in comprehending english, we can talk in Hindi if you mere bhai
 
Nikhil_cric said:
The poster you quoted specifically mentioned Bumrah, Siraj and Shami. So which express bowler has done better than them recently ?
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Did you even read my post which he quoted? Read and comeback again. I wasn't even talking about Bumrah and Shami lol. I was talking about Mukesh Kumar and Arshdeep. Do you have anything to add to that? :inti
 
Bhaag Viru Bhaag said:
Did you even read my post which he quoted? Read and comeback again. I wasn't even talking about Bumrah and Shami lol. I was talking about Mukesh Kumar and Arshdeep. Do you have anything to add to that? :inti
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OK. Arshdeep Singh then ? Which express bowler do you want to compare him with ?

Haris Rauf ?

Arshdeep has a lower bowling average than Rauf in both T20Is and ODIs.
 
The Bald Eagle said:
Lol guys you are turning this thread into a meat eater vs vegetarian thread. Plz stick to the topic.
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Right. Focusing too much analyzing on how he will FAIL. World.has seen only two out and out express bowlers atleast in the last 30 to 40 years. Lee and Akhtar. Everyone else.bowled fast only when they wanted to for.brief period. We arenover simplifying tear away fsdt bowling is only due to meat. If that were to be the case we would have seen more of them.
 
Statpadder Inc said:
Is andhbhakt one of the only few words in your very limited vocabulary and you accuse me of being uncreative :inti
And calling me a andhbhakht lol, have to just laugh at this

And why would pakistani be a taunt, embrace who you are bcoz its hard to believe that an indian fan would Mayank to fail and become a trundler

Seems like the success of a Hindu player always seems hard for you to digest but may it continue to cause more tears and bitterness

Mein Bhaagne nahi wala
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And where did I say I want Mayank to fail? You have serious comprehension issues and then you have the audacity to question other's vocabulary lol? I had high hopes from Khaleel and Umran too both of them turned out to be big disappointments. It has nothing to do with being a hindu player. It is just your brain which has been whitewashed by WhatsApp University lecturers.

And there were 100 guys before you who said 'main bhaagne wala nahi'. They all ran away, I am still here. :inti
 
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