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Here’s Auqib Nabi’s five-wicket haul in #DuleepTrophy, including four wickets in four balls
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terrific and informative exploration of a nebulous topic from @flighted_leggie
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Our friend @flighted_leggie has just published a blockbuster article. It always amazes how man consistently develops such intricate, original insights. Do read this masterpiece.
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Wonderful article!
Top notch work by @flighted_leggie
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This is such a lovely little analysis piece using tracking and control data to establish the "goodness" of the verious good lengths and the options for pacers and spinners, by @flighted_leggie superstar.
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"It simply took India batters too long to realise they don't need to score all the runs individually"
Sid Monga writes ✍️ : es.pn/42FBefu
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Who are the bowlers with maximum variations? In which phase of a T20 game do variations matter the most? And how different it is for pacers and spinners? I tried analysing this using variation scores. Link next 👇
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If a concussion substitute results in a competitive disadvantage, teams will risk the well-being of players hit in the head
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fairly certain 3rd umpire was taking that long so that he can see that catch again and again. soo good from maxi
loving this battle by jaiswal. he moved across and got pinned and then last test and now he started walking at the bowlers. bowlers started bouncing him and now he just ramped it over the slips for 4.
this walking down helps in a few things. 1. weight transfer is better
2. he's not moving across and hence not exposing the leg stump or get into a bad position
3. changing the bowlers' lengths towards the shorter side and better his odds vs moving ball
All Australia wanted was a counter punch to jassi's first spell. Konstas knocked him out. 6.3 econ without a wicket when the first spell being extremely crucial with toss and conditions











