1st Test, Day 2 – Australia 1st Inns. A quick look how each batsman performed and their score at end of 10/over phase. Batsmen 10/over 20/over 30/over 40/over 50/over 60/over 70/over 80/over 90/over 100/over 110/over 120/over … Continue reading
2013-Aus in India- Intro Note: Whatever is said in this video is my personal opinion and thoughts. My opinion and thoughts are based on data i have collected over the years. And especially covering Australian cricket extensively, which is rich … Continue reading
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Let us see how India have performed in last 3 Test series. Here is a graphical view India’s Batting and Bowling. Batting performance : In 9 Test matches only 3times they manage to post big score (>400) … Continue reading
Few years back I had come up with a theory that 1- Wickets win you Test matches!. 2- Runs win you LOI games!. But I was wrong – a confession on how incorrect I was in my thinking, and I … Continue reading
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Spinners in subcontinent are different from countries like Aus, ENG, SA, & NZ. And recently WI and few of Zim spinners do bowl very similarly to Asians. Here is a 4 part video of how diverse are Asian spinners, and … Continue reading
I Read an interesting article http://www.espncricinfo.com/australia/content/story/587871.html on Cricket Australia using Duke and SG Balls @ under-age level, so that their bowlers can get a hang of how to play in sub continent and England when they visit early next year. … Continue reading
After Sri Lanka(my favorite) was unable to chase down a meager target of 138 set by West Indies(my dark horse), I doubt what was the factors that restricted them to achieve their target. While chasing both Jayawardene and Sangakkara treated … Continue reading
Over-arm bowling Part II video :
Bend elbow: especially while bowling doosra.
Bend Elbow
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Over-arm Bowling – unlike batting, this involves 4 skills viz. 2 primary & 2 secondary Primary skills – 1) Length – is the foremost skill one learns as a bowler. 2) Line – of the ball. … Continue reading
