Check this:BallOil wrote:Interesting, I see that too... Bishoo is bowling a bit short ...Ajmal could be a handful if this pitch continues to play like this. With Shiv not in this batting line up , it could be a worry for WI.
See that ? "The ball bounced a bit more"---nearly a catch.49.1 Bishoo to Umar Akmal, no run, that's an airy and loose cut off the back foot and the ball falls just short of Nash at backward point, that ball bounced a bit more
If you are a West Indies fan, you have to be concerned with Bishoo getting turn and bounce on day 1---Ajmal and Rehman will be bowling last on this wicket.Rogerp wrote:He can get turn twist, bounce right now he better tighten up ,, being a lil on the costy side..
yes.. this game will have a result if rain doesn't interrupt it. Bishoo getting a bit expensive now though.The Black Prince wrote: Check this:
See that ? "The ball bounced a bit more"---nearly a catch.49.1 Bishoo to Umar Akmal, no run, that's an airy and loose cut off the back foot and the ball falls just short of Nash at backward point, that ball bounced a bit more
THIS PITCH IS BY NO MEANS DEAD.
Pakistan has only scored 120 runs in 52 overs---and they have lost 4 wickets----and Bishoo getting turn and bounce.
THE PAKI SPINNERS MAY VERY WELL FEAST!
Here is an intelligent comment by Dond over at CC:BallOil wrote: yes.. this game will have a result if rain doesn't interrupt it. Bishoo getting a bit expensive now though.
DonD is correct in his assessment of Bishoo---he needs variety in a hurry---he is bowling too much like a oneday bowler. This is a test match---Bishoo has to be more wily.DonD wrote:
Bishoo needs variety in a hurry. He is very predictable. For the most part he is pushing the ball through, pitching on middle to middle and leg. No googly, little topspin, hardly uses flight to get the batsman out of his crease. In the old days Bishoo would have learned these skills in club and domestic first class games. Now he will have to learn them in test matches. I hope the other test teams don't get to him and demoralise him before he learns his craft properly.
Spot on... excellent post by Dond dehThe Black Prince wrote:Here is an intelligent comment by Dond over at CC:BallOil wrote: yes.. this game will have a result if rain doesn't interrupt it. Bishoo getting a bit expensive now though.
DonD is correct in his assessment of Bishoo---he needs variety in a hurry---he is bowling too much like a oneday bowler. This is a test match---Bishoo has to be more wily.DonD wrote:
Bishoo needs variety in a hurry. He is very predictable. For the most part he is pushing the ball through, pitching on middle to middle and leg. No googly, little topspin, hardly uses flight to get the batsman out of his crease. In the old days Bishoo would have learned these skills in club and domestic first class games. Now he will have to learn them in test matches. I hope the other test teams don't get to him and demoralise him before he learns his craft properly.
,You are right! Bishoo has all the deliveries in his arsenal, but in this test match he has not demonstrated variety.AFRO wrote:No "donD" is actually talking RUBBISH, first of all anyone who has seen Bishoo play for more than five minuets would know he has the "googley".."top spinner".."flipper" and "Slider" in his arsenal and he's used all of them in this series,