The Official Bowling Speed Thread
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Seeing it comes up quite a bit over different threads, I figure if we keep track of it here it could be easier to reference later on.
Today Jarvis is averaging 126, highest 131.
Today Jarvis is averaging 126, highest 131.
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Ah, now we're talking.
Muzarabani 136kph
Muzarabani 136kph
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I only saw bits and pieces of his bowling in the Test match, and just this over now - so this might be a bit misguided. But it seems his quicker balls are mid 130s - if he's to make it in this team I think his quicker balls need to be low 140s, otherwise he's just a more expensive version of Mpofu.
It'll be interesting to see what Vitori's speeds are now. If he can still swing it in the mid 130s he'll be an automatic selection.
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He bowled 140 in the test matchbrmtaylor.com admin wrote: ↑Sun Jan 21, 2018 10:54 amI only saw bits and pieces of his bowling in the Test match, and just this over now - so this might be a bit misguided. But it seems his quicker balls are mid 130s - if he's to make it in this team I think his quicker balls need to be low 140s, otherwise he's just a more expensive version of Mpofu.
It'll be interesting to see what Vitori's speeds are now. If he can still swing it in the mid 130s he'll be an automatic selection.
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How regularly did he hit 140? If he could be someone that averages 135 that would be handy. But I reckon he might be averaging about 129-130 at the moment.sloandog wrote: ↑Sun Jan 21, 2018 11:13 amHe bowled 140 in the test matchbrmtaylor.com admin wrote: ↑Sun Jan 21, 2018 10:54 amI only saw bits and pieces of his bowling in the Test match, and just this over now - so this might be a bit misguided. But it seems his quicker balls are mid 130s - if he's to make it in this team I think his quicker balls need to be low 140s, otherwise he's just a more expensive version of Mpofu.
It'll be interesting to see what Vitori's speeds are now. If he can still swing it in the mid 130s he'll be an automatic selection.
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In test matches where you are trying to get a rhythm I think he can average 135kph. Like AC just said he is bowling within himself right now because he doesn't want to bowl a no ball. The kid has barely played 10 professional games in his domestic and international career. I think he has what it takes with the right coaching. He is doing ok if we actually look at his circumstances
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He’s got potential for sure, but how long is it going to take to see him running smoothly into the crease? I think he needs running lessons before bowling lessons, it’s painful to watch him crabbing and shuffling in.
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How quick was Mumba bowling in the SL tests ??
Also Ngarava was over 140 wasn't he ???
Also Ngarava was over 140 wasn't he ???
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Just checked the highlights of the 3rd ODI in SL he bowled a delivery at 137
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Ngarava isn't as quick as Mumba and Muzarabani. Mumba bowled mid 130s on average in his opening spell and later his pace dropped a bit. I remember he hit high 130s and low 140s too on occasion.