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Old 28-10-2007, 11:25 PM in reply to pie_chucker's post starting "As Panesar gives the ball a rip and..."
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I agree with both you and Rachael p_c, but Panesar is just like all the other Englsh spinners - he feels he has to push it through in case he goes for a few runs.
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I agree with both you and Rachael p_c, but Panesar is just like all the other Englsh spinners - he feels he has to push it through in case he goes for a few runs.
I would say that is true, but I find in Tests he does calm down....in ODIs he really rushes the ball through and takes less wickets.
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I think Panesar does push it through a little too much, but the all bowlers have a "natural" pace that they bowl at. Montys "natural" pace is probably that little bit quicker than a typical spinner.
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