Savak
World Star
- Joined
- Feb 16, 2006
- Runs
- 50,790
- Post of the Week
- 3
The way Maharaj and Harmer bowled on the Pindi Wicket, they got more turn and bite from the Rawalpindi pitch in comparison to Nauman and Sajid. Harmer even showed exceptional bowling iq by going around the wicket to the right hander as he had guaged the amount of spin the pitch was offering and he maintained relentless pressure on the batsmen by ruthlessly targetting the stumps and he ensured he had a leg slip, bat pad as well. Sajid not once changed his bowling tactics by adopting the same approach to the right hander. When Rabbada was going for the assault, he dumbly kept staying around the wicket and kept putting the ball in the slot for him to tee off, why did he not bowl over the wicket and try and give Rabadda a more difficult angle, trajectory to hit against?
The lack of bowling iq from our bowlers seriously worries me, there was no tactical input or work from the captain and the spin bowling coach Abdur Rehman.
The way the South African batsmen played our spinners in the second test match i.e. hitting every ball with the bat and ensuring the ball did not hit their pads, sweeping, reverse sweeping everything like pros, it looked like they were the home side in these conditions.
The lack of bowling iq from our bowlers seriously worries me, there was no tactical input or work from the captain and the spin bowling coach Abdur Rehman.
The way the South African batsmen played our spinners in the second test match i.e. hitting every ball with the bat and ensuring the ball did not hit their pads, sweeping, reverse sweeping everything like pros, it looked like they were the home side in these conditions.
