@crickashish217 Isn’t that true for most of the broadcasters.. there is a staleness I experience each I watch as if things haven’t changed for 15 yrs .. reason he is relevant is there is not much talent coming though, most are retired cricketers who don’t understand nor work on the skill
Always been fascinated how innovative Pakistan bowling of 80s upto early 2000s were.. bought in the reverse swing, the doosra.. to this date I never get bored watching Wasim bowl, could bowl six different balls each over, those variety of reverse swing and slower balls and of course the aggrsssion and passion
@MohdSha66621889 Reason you posted this itself suggests you started watching the game post 2000s, 90s fans can’t forget that action or Shivnarine Chanderpaul’s stance
@TheGreatAshB Does that happen automatically or is there a process we need to make it happen? And in case they do cover it, do we have the right ecosystem in place for the foreign tourists who actually show interest ?
@pahadi_mando@MentionCricket If talent was the sole basis of success Africa would have won tbe world cup long back.. it’s not, and talent is not unique to India.. mind you even China for all its efficiency has hardly ever qualified , anybody promising the WC from where India is currently is a scam artist
@Fancricket12 At the end of the day , all roads converge on better technique and application..early failures are fine till he learns from it and does a course correction
And the fact that there are three lefties at the top once again , same problem which almost derailed the WC , what was more curious was why was Ravi Bishnoi playing ahead of Prince Yadav , nothing about the no balls but surely you need 3 quicks in Eng, hope they wld have known that
@ashwinravi99 This is just so beautiful .. not sure if there is any such precedent in any sport ever @joybhattacharj probably may know , there is a story to be told how a country of 500k put together such a team from their diaspora and captured the imagination of the world .. just wow