Is it true that india has discoverd a new bowler from kashmir who can bowl above 150 km/hrs?
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Hr's'?\nwell.getting wicket not only related to speed.it also requires line&length.bowlers plan.glenn is such a person.\nLET US FIND ONE LIKE HIM.
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well he can be in the dquad but first we have to see how other bowlers perform but still i guess he can be in the team coz he is one of the main bowlers in the squad.\n\nhere is some info on shoaib akhtar:\n\nShoaib Akhtar\nPakistan (PAK) \n \nBatting style Right-handed batsman (RHB) \nBowling type Right-arm fast (RF) \n Tests ODIs \nMatches 42 129 \nRuns scored 537 332 \nBatting average 10.74 10.06 \n100s/50s -/- -/- \nTop score 47 43 \nBallsOvers bowled 7490 6060 \nWickets 165 199 \nBowling average 25.69 23.54 \n5 wickets in innings 12 4 \n10 wickets in match 2 N/A \nBest bowling 6/11 6/16 \nCatches/stumpings 11/- 16/- \n\nShoaib Akhtar (born 13 August 1975 in Rawalpindi, Punjab) is a Pakistani cricket player. He is particularly known for his ability to bowl at great speeds that even the best batsmen find difficult to play and for his ability to swing the ball at high speeds, both with conventional outswing and inswing and with reverse swing. Shoaib has produced many match-winning displays. The extreme speed of his bowling has led to people labelling him the "Rawalpindi Express". Despite being consistently among the fastest bowlers in the world, Shoaib's career has been dogged by fitness and discipline issues, as well as persistent controversy over the legality of his bowling action, with many observers claiming he threw.\n\nHe has the reputation of being the world's fastest bowler and as of 2006, he has bowled the fastest recorded ball in Test cricket. He has also bowled over 100 mph (160 km/h) twice in one dayers, with his fastest recorded delivery being clocked at 161.4 km/h, the fastest delivery reliably recorded.\n\nShoaib performed particularly strongly as he played a large role in Pakistan's wins over South Africa and New Zealand (both home and away) in 2002-03 and in a fighting performance against Australia. However, in 2004, he disappointed in a lost series against India. This series ended with controversy surrounding Shoaib. He left the field during India's innings, claiming that he was unable to bowl due to wrist and back pain, but did not seem restricted by these injuries when batting later in the game. Questions were then asked about his commitment and about his relationship with captain Inzamam-ul-Haq and coach Bob Woolmer. However, it was later demonstrated that he had a legitimate injury.[1]\n\nIn 2005, Shoaib regained his reputation as a valuable bowler for his side. Playing against England cricket team, Shoaib made a series of impressive bowling efforts on pitches that did not suit fast bowlers. His slower ball was particularly effective in taking the wickets of England batsmen culminating in him. Shoaib was the highest wicket taker, with seventeen in the three-match Test series, and England's captain Michael Vaughan afterwards labelled him "a big difference between the two teams".[2]
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He ia already a start cricketer.\n\nBelive it or not he has the maximum average and he is no.1 batsman in the world as per the latest icc-rating.
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ya, why not. he is a good bowler.
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are you nuts. look at his form and average for the ODI against pakistan. he has a long way to go before he retires man. dont read too much into his test matches performance
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Well actually no Australian's or English accused Akhtar of chucking. He was reported by an Indian umpire, and Brett Lee was reported at the same time. Murali is the only player reported in Australia for chucking since Meckiff was reported by an Australian umpire in the 70's. \nLee and Ahktar were both tested by the ICC's official action analysis which does happen to be in Perth, Australia. Being the two fastest bowlers in the world, it was accused that they both bent their arms illegally for their "effort" balls, ie when they get up around the 155-160km/ph mark. However, what was proved was that both of them not only pass the movement allowed in the new, softer interpretation of chucking, but passed the previous requirements as well. What actually is happening to their arms for an effort ball, is that the bones actually flex and bend, not unlike when a wooden bow is taughtened with the bow string, and as they release the ball, it whips back to a straight position. Murali, however, was proven to throw for only one of his several differnt types of deliveries. He worked with Australian bio-mechanics experts and corrected the fault, and now no longer does it. However, this will always be seen as a source of bitterness, because when Hair did his duty and reported what has now been proven to be illegal bowling, Australian crowds jumped onto Murali, and he was personally very upset by it.\nThere has also been a young bowler in England, and another in Sri Lanka recently cited, but I can't recall either of their names, however the ICC's policy is to now reteach bowling actions rather than ruin careers.\nDEFINATIVE: Lee, Ahktar & Murali do NOT chuck.
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That Indian Cricketer is Virendra Sehwag, He made it in Pak.
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Sachin Tendulkar of the Indian team who just scored his 35th test century. he also has the max centuries in one day cricket with 38.
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VRV Singh cannot. He has to emerge as a good bowler. Mahender Singh Dhoni is a Punjabi as is known by his name
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WHAT?\nAJIT IN GOOD FORM?? YOU MUST BE JOKING.!!\n\nTHE SELECTORS KNOW HIS ABILITY.SO THEY REMOVED HIM.\n\nLOOK SATYAN..BOWLING IN MINIMUM RUN RATE IS NOT CALLED GOOD FORM.
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Yup...its is Sachin Tendulkar from India...The richest cricketer in the world...\n\nApparently...he makes 20 million US Dollars a year......He is also in the top5 richest Indians list...
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record holds both Sanath Jayasuriya (sri Lanka) and Shahid Afridi (pakistan). \n\nJayasuriya manages to get 11 Sixes in 1995/1996 in Singapore in a match against pakistan where he scored fastest ODI hundred (48 balls)and got out for 134.\n\nIts remarkably a coincidence that in 1996/97, Afridi scored 11 sixes against Sri Lanka in  Nairobi, where he broke jayasuriya's fastest century record (37 balls) and scored 102,\n\nIts great that at both occasions they both scored fastest centuries with 11 sixes! and in both occasions it was neutral venues and teams involved are SL and Pak
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I think Indian Bowlers definitly need the bowling coach it must be sarfaraz nawaz as the Indians are the better team in India
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Not a chance! Most fast bowlers bowl faster than a softball pitcher and a cricketball is harder than a softball so unless you have a real shitty bat theres no problem! Trust me Im Australian and I play cricket and baseball....
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London: Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Thursday became the world’s top batsman in the ICC one-day rankings with a phenomenal average of 52.76 and an awesome strike-rate of 103.\n\nDhoni, who was placed second behind Ricky Ponting before the two-match one-day series against Pakistan, displaced the Australian captain from the top spot after his fine knock of 59 in the second match in Abu Dhabi.\n\nHowever, the 1-1 honours in the series meant that India and Pakistan remain unchanged in the team championship table, on third and fourth places, respectively.\n\nThe 24-year-old Jharkhand wicketkeeper-batsman, who made his ODI debut in December 2004, has made a remarkably rapid rise with his statistics providing compelling support for his position on top of the ODI charts released by the ICC Thursday.
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hes the one of the most improved player in the world cricket. what a sweet timer of ball.. and a brilliant fielder and a match finisher..the one best batsman of india from last year
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He is not a very good bowler as we all know and as u said it. He will definately break the record and i dont think so any1 in near future will even dare come near this record of his.