RP Singh and Sreesanth- Going on Asish Nehra's path?

Sreesanth in particular looked like a decent talent but due to injuries and discipline issues he has disappeared from the scene and even a SLOW(by reports) Balaji is picked ahead of him..

RP Singh who was another decent talent looked totally out of depth in the series against SA and hasn't been seen since.

Both of these have been dogged by injuries last year. RP Singh was never a good bowler on flat tracks and in India you need have have something other than just swing to succeed.

Sreesanth played the last FC match and wasn't too bad on a track which had absolutely nothing for a seamer, not even reverse swing.

Both have the List A matches now to prove their worth. RP Singh has bowled well, coming after the injury. I'll have to see how Sree bowls in LOM though.

I think both will be back quite soon.

Chandan wrote:Both of these have been dogged by injuries last year. RP Singh was never a good bowler on flat tracks and in India you need have have something other than just swing to succeed.

Sreesanth played the last FC match and wasn't too bad on a track which had absolutely nothing for a seamer, not even reverse swing.

Both have the List A matches now to prove their worth. RP Singh has bowled well, coming after the injury. I'll have to see how Sree bowls in LOM though.

I think both will be back quite soon.

thats good...

I especially want to see Sree back, despite all his other nonsense i reckon he is quite a good bowler


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Thats a very decent pace attack

He has to get his acts together and think about clearly as what he actually wants to do. Making faces or changing action amidsts delivering a ball is not going to fetch him wickets. One more thing he has to learn is no matter how good a bowler he might be, India cap cannot be taken for granted.

It has to be earned by working hard.

what carp !

Just saw Sreesanth playing a few days ago for South Zone along with Dravid.

he had a big problem of overpitching one ball per over or bowling at legs. He is out of touch, he will be back the moment he can get six balls in an over consistently.

Chandan wrote:He has to get his acts together and think about clearly as what he actually wants to do. Making faces or changing action amidsts delivering a ball is not going to fetch him wickets. One more thing he has to learn is no matter how good a bowler he might be, India cap cannot be taken for granted.

It has to be earned by working hard.

he works quite hard on the dance floor...

He has a really nice run up, the action isn't very smooth but with a bit of work he can turn in to a very fine bowler.

He is out of touch, he will be back the moment he can get six balls in an over consistently.

If that means what I think it means, then Sree's going to stay out forever. He wasn't a very consistent bowler even at his best.

welcome back Sree...

*Buckaroo* wrote:what carp !

Just saw Sreesanth playing a few days ago for South Zone along with Dravid.

he had a big problem of overpitching one ball per over or bowling at legs. He is out of touch, he will be back the moment he can get six balls in an over consistently.

Word.