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24 June , 2004
The recently retired Javagal Srinath, arguably India’s greatest ever pace bowler, is happy with the country's emerging pace bowling talent. Srinath told The Hindu newspaper that the young pace duo of Lakshmipathy Balaji and Irfan Pathan were ``two gems''. ``I am pleased that the country is getting to a situation where it can choose its new ball bowlers from a pool of talent. I'm impressed with Munaf Patel, from Mumbai. Balaji and Pathan complement each other. Experience will help Zaheer Khan deal with his fitness problems better while Ashish Nehra needs to be very careful with that injured ankle,'' he added. Srinath said there were at least six ``giant'' pacemen learning the rudiments of bowling at the National Cricket Academy. ``Both Munaf Patel and Raghavendra, the tallest trainees in the NCA, have shown lot of promise during training,'' Srinath said. ``We have six giant fast bowlers emerging and hope they stay fit and hold on to the hardship of fast bowling.'' Anyone know about Raghavandra? And who are the other 4 ?
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dont know who he is, but read this article couple of days ago.
lillee's comments: He was full of praise for Raghavendra Rao, one of the six trainees, who have come here for "fine tuning". "One of the six boys sent by Brijesh (Patel) from Bangalore is a good potential. I had that feeling on my first look at the boy. Even at this tender age, he has some good attributes........" http://cricket.indiatimes.com/articl...,prtpage-1.cms |
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Raghavendra is said to be around 6'5 . I heard these type of comments too many times to believe in them. Shree Santh is more of a swing bowler than pacy type and isn't international class imo .
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Cricket.indiatimes.com, isn't that part of the Tabloid (sorry Times) of India. Times of India comes up with such juicy stories every once in a while.
Remeber tall giants like Venky Prasad and Abey Kuruvilla ?? |
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We'll find out how good these new guys are once they are exposed to International Cricket.
But we've got a good current crop of talent coming through, and im not complaining just yet.
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Srinath is just hyping these bowlers up.These types of bowlers can be found in the streets of pakistan.India cant even produce a world class bowler and they have a population of 1 billion.actually they have never produced a world class bowler in their history. hahahahaha
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what he says (and I think maybe he should have put it a bit more tactfully ) does have an element of truth to it. Cue Swervy abuse from indian supporters
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