Former Australian captain Ian Chappell is of the opinion that
sport is in dire need of a true fast bowlers, and not surprised
the young Patrick Cummins llegada''en the Australian team has created a
much interest.
"Genuine fast bowlers are only slightly behind and leg swing bowling
turn as vital factors in the success of cricket '. While swingers and leggi
add to the variety of entertainment, real fast bowler puts the
test in the test cricket match. It tests the courage of the hitters, and
While this has been diluted in the era of substantial protection
team, any player who is the least bit of fear still
found out, "says Chappel in an article for the Daily Telegraph.
"Nothing moves the enthusiasm of the crowd as the vision of a Brett Lee
load in a long-term face a belligerent Virender
Sehwag. The mystique around the first ball of a Test Match is built
in such confrontations, "he adds.
"The fact that Cummins arrival created such interest precipitada''ha
proof of the need for genuine fast bowlers. He 'is being hailed as a
perspective, but has little previous history, is also a
indication that aren''t enough of its kind in the game right now "
Chappell says.
Making a comparison between 1990 and the present, says Chappell
in the 1990 game was blessed with a boatload of Fast Good
Players: four of the obligation of the West Indies, the two was
Pakistan and South Africa and Australia.
Today, however, there are good players beat around, but trust that
more in the swing to ambush the hitters and don''t create the wave of the same
expectation that buzzes around the earth when a real man-pace
measures in their career, "says Chappell.
Su believes that there is concern about adverse effects Twenty20
could have on the technique and art of not only hitting, but also
in regard to the fast bowlers.
"We are already witnessing a series of slower deliveries that paraded
by the faster bowlers. Consequently it 'good to see from time to time a
player like Shaun Tait, who works on this simple principle: "Here,
see if you can hit, "said Chappell.
Remember what Jeff Thomson suggested to have a talk with his fast
bowling team mate Dennis Lillee about bowling lesser pitches, and
Thomson said. "Mate, if you do not have, I''ll do it my way."
"After some thought, I realized Thommo was right, was a fast bowler
and he would live or die in pace, "says Chappell.
It also says that the selection of 18 years, Cummins, Australian
selectors have been attached to another of the (West Indian pace bowling great
Andy) Roberts''perlas wisdom.
Roberts believes that fast bowlers had only a few years of genuine pace
and it was important to "take them while they''re still faster."
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