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Originally Posted by LateCut
Right hand legspinners do not offer a great deal of diversity from the SLAs we have. To a batsman it spins the same way. Be it a legspinner, SLA or offspinner, we need someone who can produce variations within his core expertise. Morali would not be Morali without his doosras or Shane would not be Shane without his flippers. Our SLAs are very one dimentional and batsmen has learned to read them well. Rafique is the same Rafique but he is much too predictable and an experienced batsman will play him with assurance that the ball is not going to do anything special except for his arm balls. Consequentll, he will get wickets against the English and Zimbabweans but other will be feasting.
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Nope, very wrong, a right arm leg spinner is way way different than the SLA's. the loop, the angle, the variation damn everything is different. just an example, An arm ball from a SLA is very expected and played with much ease than a googly of a leg spinner.
I have played some level of cricket and i can assure you they are way way different
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cheers !
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