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    Posted: 13 November 2006 at 7:26am
I wouldn't call Shoib a chucker yorker101, his action is legal.
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yes i read that aswell. i think lee is a beta bowler bcoz it has been proved dat chuckers ave more speed. so i fink lee is doing well to keep up wid shoib, and with a completely different action. also lee can swing da ball a great pace wich is an asset. 
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Didn't Brett Lee let one go 161mph during the World Cup in SA?????
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Originally posted by MP12

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Lee may have touched 99, but not 100.


Your correct Brett Lee's Fastest Delivery is 160.8 km/h or 99.9 mph!

It was against New Zealand Batsman Craig Cummings on the 5th of March 2005.


But did he do that consistently?

Before I used to have arguements with my friends saying that Lee was faster, but after I saw a game of his, I thought that he was way far away from Akhtar. Anyways, he is the fastest bowler right now.
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But the current lot will be never equal to West Indian Roy Gilchist. The most menancing and ill tempered fast bowler of the history. Blood on the pitch, that's what he liked.
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Originally posted by DRAVID FAN

Lee may have touched 99, but not 100.


Your correct Brett Lee's Fastest Delivery is 160.8 km/h or 99.9 mph!

It was against New Zealand Batsman Craig Cummings on the 5th of March 2005.
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Originally posted by DRAVID FAN

Originally posted by Sledger

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He has slowed himself down to be more accurate. He bowls at exactly 140-145kp now. That would be Ntini's speed.


You still haven't a feel for the difference between pitch conditions and that of tests and one day cricket.

I guarantee that Brett Lee will bowl CONSISTENTLY over 90 mph in EVERY innings of the test series!! If conditions are ideal , expect a ball approaching 100 mph.

Harmison , Flintoff and Mahmood will all top 90mph as well , but not as often as Lee.


Lee has never crossed 96 miles, and him reaching 100 is going to be very difficult, and during the Champions Trophy.

Bond is an underrated bowler, partly because he was overshadowed by the likes of McGrath, Ntini, Pollock, Akhtar, and most importantly Lee. The were better than him and also the fact that he was out of the team because of injury when he was coming up spoilt his chances even more. Plus New Zealand haven't played much cricket this year, so even if he was fit, there would've been no chance for him to make an impact.


Lee got to 99.7mph during the Ashes last year during the 5th Test at The Oval.


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Na, it was more of a yorker ball so the stumps didn't go for a walk.

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I remember a ball from lee; I think its the quickest from him. It was a bloody quick one that beat atapattu through his gate. It was shear pace that racked him up.
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Lee may have touched 99, but not 100.

It does show how bad pacers are today, but Lee isn't all that bad. He is actually very good, but compared to the bowlers who can be compared to him (the ones who played from 1995-2000 were much better than him).
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I am telling you mate, lee touched 99 or 100! I know that for sure!

Yeah, lee might be one of the best bowlers today; it just shows who bad the pacers are these days!

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100 has been touched only by Akhtar mate.

Bond is no where near Lee according to me. Lee has been consistently performing and is one of the world's best bowlers today.
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I don't rate lee better than Bond at all mate! Look at bonds stats for some idea.

Lee has crossed 96 mph allready too! He once clocked 99 mph I think or a 100.

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Originally posted by Sledger

Originally posted by DRAVID FAN

He has slowed himself down to be more accurate. He bowls at exactly 140-145kp now. That would be Ntini's speed.


You still haven't a feel for the difference between pitch conditions and that of tests and one day cricket.

I guarantee that Brett Lee will bowl CONSISTENTLY over 90 mph in EVERY innings of the test series!! If conditions are ideal , expect a ball approaching 100 mph.

Harmison , Flintoff and Mahmood will all top 90mph as well , but not as often as Lee.


Lee has never crossed 96 miles, and him reaching 100 is going to be very difficult, and during the Champions Trophy.

Bond is an underrated bowler, partly because he was overshadowed by the likes of McGrath, Ntini, Pollock, Akhtar, and most importantly Lee. The were better than him and also the fact that he was out of the team because of injury when he was coming up spoilt his chances even more. Plus New Zealand haven't played much cricket this year, so even if he was fit, there would've been no chance for him to make an impact.
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For me, the most under rated fiery bowler is Bond! There is hardly talks about him but he have proved his class allready against the power house; something that a lot has failed to do. One of the greatest batters of this era always struggle against him.
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Originally posted by DRAVID FAN

He has slowed himself down to be more accurate. He bowls at exactly 140-145kp now. That would be Ntini's speed.


You still haven't a feel for the difference between pitch conditions and that of tests and one day cricket.

I guarantee that Brett Lee will bowl CONSISTENTLY over 90 mph in EVERY innings of the test series!! If conditions are ideal , expect a ball approaching 100 mph.

Harmison , Flintoff and Mahmood will all top 90mph as well , but not as often as Lee.
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He has slowed himself down to be more accurate. He bowls at exactly 140-145kp now. That would be Ntini's speed.
You have probably said that becasue in the ICC Champions trophy he slowed it down..this is because of such a great amount of dew at the times when Aust. were playing, and instead of risking bowling a beaming or the ball slippin' around too much he slowed it down.
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Are we talking feared by pace or ability as I would scared stiff of Murali or Warne on a five day old pitch.
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I think Lee must be for the sustained pace and also fact that he has been proned to bowl beamers. I would hate to face him with wet ball.


He has slowed himself down to be more accurate. He bowls at exactly 140-145kp now. That would be Ntini's speed.

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I think Lee must be for the sustained pace and also fact that he has been proned to bowl beamers. I would hate to face him with wet ball.
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i fink binga lee, shoib loses 2 much accuaracy. but he still does a good job. (i try not 2 affend any of u paka supporters)

 

 

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I have been hit in the stomach once, but the bowler was bowling the slower one, so I was safe or else, I woulnd't be posting here.


I have been hit on the chest by a full blooded straight drive from Saman Jayantha (He opened the batting with Jayasuriya fro SL some time back) when I was about 24. Luckily I was a bulky fellow, otherwise a skinny one would have got a broken sternum(chest bone) with it. It did sting for some time though!!!
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Originally posted by DRAVID FAN

According to me McGrath, Akhtar, Murli, Warne, and Lee are the most feared. McGrath, Murli, Warne, Lee - Players fear them because they can get them out. Akhtar, Lee - Players fear him because they can get hurt. Lee is there for both as he is feared for both.


BAtsmen didn't feel more fear then Murali and Warne.both of these bowlers just bowls some unplayable deliveries and confused the batsmen.Wher as Lee and Akhtar both of them some times attacks the body of the batsmen,I remember when Akhtar hitted Ganguly with a bouncer on his stomach some where,after that he start wearing safety pads.



Murli and Warne are the most feared when it comes to wicket taking. You've got be very carefuk against them. One mistake and your out. Akthar is feared for getting hurt. There are two types of fear in cricket.

I have been hit in the stomach once, but the bowler was bowling the slower one, so I was safe or else, I woulnd't be posting here.
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It must be painful too but its better than being hit on the head or something.
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I don't think hitting him on the stomach is very funny!
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Originally posted by DRAVID FAN

According to me McGrath, Akhtar, Murli, Warne, and Lee are the most feared.

McGrath, Murli, Warne, Lee - Players fear them because they can get them out.

Akhtar, Lee - Players fear him because they can get hurt.

Lee is there for both as he is feared for both.

BAtsmen didn't feel more fear then Murali and Warne.both of these bowlers just bowls some unplayable deliveries and confused the batsmen.Wher as Lee and Akhtar both of them some times attacks the body of the batsmen,I remember when Akhtar hitted Ganguly with a bouncer on his stomach some where,after that he start wearing safety pads.

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aktar and lee will definatly scare any batsmans but flintoff is a threat to left handers.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Kerm Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 September 2006 at 4:19pm
Well i'd probably say Brett Lee is the one I'd least like to bat against but I'm supprised no one at all has mentioned Andrew Flintoff yet, "that" over against Ponting has to be one of the best overs bowled by anyone in recent time and it was too good for Ponting so there must be some fear of facing him.
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