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June 3, 2009, 10:18 PM
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Rubel has long way to go. But we have started to compare him with Vaas & Mcgrath..............That’s good. We can dream to have bowling legend like them.
Mr. Rubel, your responsibility is going higher & higher. Sometimes fans/supporters put more pressure to players by having over expectation. Hope Rubel will be able to perform his Job. After all it will be good for Bangladesh.
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June 3, 2009, 10:20 PM
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yeah 130+ is always good enough at international level as long as the bowler has developed other skills to go with it. but the more pace a bowler can generate helps because it's one more weapon that a bowler has at his disposal, a swinging ball at 150kph is going to be tougher to handle than a swinging ball at 130kph. pace is not everything but it can be a big weapon, i'd say rubel has enough pace already, if he gains more it's good but if he doesn't he's still quick enough.
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June 3, 2009, 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted by AsifTheManRahman
I'm not saying pace isn't important, but there are things that are more important for a fast bowler to sustain success - I think we all know that.
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True, He can be lethal if he can add line, length, swing etc to his pace.
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June 3, 2009, 11:28 PM
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Originally Posted by AsifTheManRahman
I'm not saying pace isn't important, but there are things that are more important for a fast bowler to sustain success - I think we all know that.
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...like not bowling flurries of wides and no ball like the Pakistanis today.
Why is everyone getting a ha.. on from pace? smh. Someone should do a study of extras to fast bowling ratio.. I easily remember Wasim and Akib struggling to get their line right eventhough they could tear up any batting line up.
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June 4, 2009, 12:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Gowza
mcgrath actually hit high 130s at times even later in his career, probably got it to 140 a few times over his career.
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mgrath has gone over 90 mph in his career as recently as early 2000s. i've seen videos of him. he was no medium pacer, except by intention.
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June 5, 2009, 08:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Gowza
yeah 130+ is always good enough at international level as long as the bowler has developed other skills to go with it. but the more pace a bowler can generate helps because it's one more weapon that a bowler has at his disposal, a swinging ball at 150kph is going to be tougher to handle than a swinging ball at 130kph. pace is not everything but it can be a big weapon, i'd say rubel has enough pace already, if he gains more it's good but if he doesn't he's still quick enough.
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yh i agree with you
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June 5, 2009, 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by AsifTheManRahman
Vaas and McGrath at their peaks hardly hit the high 120's and yet beat batsmen day in and day out. Pace is overrated - shape it away son!
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Well, McGraths dont come very often. 130 is a good pace, and if u have accuracy and swing to go with it, it can be lethal. But I was talking about PACE ONLY. And any pace around 140 is good enough to beat most of the batsmen[well of course with some control]. So, yea. With swing and accuracy 130 is good, but for a more 'human' bowler, 140 shud be the target.
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June 5, 2009, 09:00 AM
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Anyways, Its really good to see some real fast bowlers in the team. No disrespect to any X cricketers, but we never had a fast bowler till Mashrafe, and since then it was only Mashrafe[well talha/shahadat had potentials. But none has fulfilled really] And rubel is showing good promise. The exciting fact is, since GP pacer hunt, he has increased 10m of pace. That is a huge achievement.[he was 82mph in GP, and now around 91-92] And with proper guidance he might be able to go beyond 95. And he is just 19, with a couple of 'certificate years' probably 21. But a pacers' peak is arond 24-28. So if he can continue his growth, he might be one of the quickest.
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