@joybhattacharj Exactly. Another aspect that makes Bumrah's case different is his action and therefore the stress it puts on his body in different ways than what it does for a regular bowler.
Bumrah is different, his action is what makes him special, lethal, and hence also more injury prone.
@imajokin@shonti90 You described kaccha limbu right but those were the people who not picked till the end so they were made to play both sides. Hence kachha limbu was the weakest & the common player
This is a fair assessment of the situation 👏👏.
Imagine someone running out kohli, Rohit , Smith , Root or any crucial batter at the non strikers in the World Cup semi final or a crunch game which will decide qualification.
I am sure hell will break loose and there will be a character assassination campaign by some experts who still don’t agree with it and of course fans that are on the receiving end.
There is only one solution, whoever be the batter and whatever be the magnitude of the situation, the batter needs to watch the bowler load the ball up and rotate his shoulder before taking off and if he doesn’t do that and gets out, we should applaud the bowler and tell the batsmen that he can do better.
“He dint complete his action at all and he should look for it in the 5th 6th over arguments are lame”cos once the bowler loads up and gets ready to deliver, he can’t run the batter out cos it’s incorrect according to the law.
At the moment not all teams are doing it but come the World Cup, I really hope everyone is ready for it cos taking a moral high stand and saying we won’t do it, should open a strategic window for the other teams and genuinely teams should take every single advantage coming their way cos winning a World Cup is a lifetime achievement.
Finally, is winning everything?
Its everything for some and not for many others, we need to accept both, cos we are all different.
Stay inside the crease and live in peace ✌️