sloandog wrote:I watched Meth today, and in all honesty i was a little disappointed with his bowling. He's got a very awkward action indeed, but he looks like he can generate some pace from his wrist and shoulders, and Jason Gillespie even said he's a very exciting prospect.
You have kicked your Meth addiction already?
Neil Johnson, Alistair Campbell, Murray Goodwin, Andy Flower (w), Grant Flower, Dave Houghton, Guy Whittall, Heath Streak (c), Andy Blignaut, Ray Price, Eddo Brandes
sloandog wrote:I watched Meth today, and in all honesty i was a little disappointed with his bowling. He's got a very awkward action indeed, but he looks like he can generate some pace from his wrist and shoulders, and Jason Gillespie even said he's a very exciting prospect.
If you guys actually read what i put i wouldn't be writing this...
I never said I've gone off Meth, i just said i was expecting a bit more pace. Having said that the wicket was extremely slow and was more suited towards the spinners.
I reckon he's going to be a quick bowler because of his upper body strength and wrist action. He's got two very good slower balls and he swings the ball both ways.
I just think he could get a little more side on at the point of delivery. A star in the making
sloandog wrote:I watched Meth today, and in all honesty i was a little disappointed with his bowling. He's got a very awkward action indeed, but he looks like he can generate some pace from his wrist and shoulders, and Jason Gillespie even said he's a very exciting prospect.
On past days there's been nothing until the Test matches have finished - channels naturally giving them priority. Should be something by the time Mountaineers bat, I'd reckon.
Wicket: Beukes (c Hall b Butterworth 10). Mountaineers 21/1 after 5.2 overs.
Wicket: Smith (c ten Doeschate b Zhuwawo 9). Mountaineers 36/2 after 8.1 overs.
