Originally Posted by zman
Thank you for noticing! Folks who are driven by spiteful agenda or aren't very sharp don't get these subtle things.
After 35 overs NZ were cruising at 178/3, poised to post another 320 ish score. Just as NZ were getting ready for the expected onslaught, Fizz was brought into the attack to stem the run flow at this critical juncture. He bowled a very tight 3 over spell giving away only 11 runs and taking the crucial wicket of Taylor. At the end of 40 overs, NZ found themselves at 203/4 suddenly in a bit of pressure situation, which necessitated going after Mosa.
It was Taskin who took Taylor's wicket. But yes, Mustafiz was bowling really well in the later part of the innings.
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Nothing to do with him being found, did anyone notice his line and length is all over the place. Bowling short and wide, the bowling coach is not doing enough
Originally Posted by Rifat_02
Nothing to do with him being found, did anyone notice his line and length is all over the place. Bowling short and wide, the bowling coach is not doing enough
He is trying to find different ways since the usual method isn't working on English pitches. This is Fizz outside his comfort zone, will take him a while before he settles down.
Originally Posted by Habib
Is it 100% confirmed that Fizz's action has been changed? Haven't seen any article anywhere regarding this, that's why asking.
just check the highlights of his bowling before and during IPL 2016 and see it now, you will see the difference..it was all natural free flowing back than. now it looks forced
Starting from the second ODI against India (during BD-india ODI series) till his operation, fizz was bowling constantly over 140kmph (his faster balls).... Now he barely bowls at 135 max....
He needs few more months to fully recover... he is not 100 percent yet...
This is a lame excuse that he is not 100 percent. His bowling action is changed and thats why he is struggling. With new action he is not effective. I question his place in the team with this new action. No place for emotion. If you are not effective you should not play. Simple.
Its his 140km pace that made him so effective. When he's bowling at 130-132 its easier to adjust to a slower that is 125km.
Give him some time he will get better. He is still only 21 or 22
Is he finished? He doesn't seem to swing the ball, he needs to learn from Junaid Khan, Mohammed Amir and Rumman Raes who to operate the ball. At the moment he is bowling like Chris Harris
no need to dismiss him, for some reason he is not able to perform his 100%, it is due to his injury concern still playing his mind, then little bit of changed action. But at the end all will come good, but for now he needs to be given rest from national duty regards to finds himself in peace and get back the rhythm. He is not gone, potential is there.
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Originally Posted by Shaan
no need to dismiss him, for some reason he is not able to perform his 100%, it is due to his injury concern still playing his mind, then little bit of changed action. But at the end all will come good, but for now he needs to be given rest from national duty regards to finds himself in peace and get back the rhythm. He is not gone, potential is there.
National team is not a place for emotions. If you can't perform, you shouldn't play. We don't play for shommanjonok porajoy but for wins.
Originally Posted by Rinathq
not just his speed though, I think his accuracy has taken a hit...he does need a really good bowling coach... Walsh aint doing jackk
Coaching issue?
May be not. Coach can't spoon feed a bowler to maintain line. That's too basic. He bowled terribly bad vs India. So bad that's it almost felt like scripted.
His explanation of "cutter not working overseas":
I disagree. His cutter bowl use to come from an angle and pitch in middle and off stump. He isn't pitching the ball in right areas at all.
Post surgery issue:
This is ruled out to be an issue by Mr. Sarwar.
I think this guy lacks mental strength and severely lacks motivation to better himself. Coming from a village area, he has already seen a lot and possibly thought he has touched the summit. He looks lethargic and shows no emotion in a negative way. Education is also a factor. I remember he made a statement possibly after his surgery that he first want to a good person then a good cricketer. Excellent, nothing wrong with that, but the circumstances gives a tone that he isn't having the eagerness or confidence to come back strong.
Unless these mental boundaries can be broken, he is a gone case. Hope he comes back strong.