Cummins Overrated?

[iluvparis]

I still think he's overrated from what he currently is now and doesn't do enough with the ball apart from bang it in, but he's been better than I thought he'd be.

I rest my case

#laughable

 

[iluvparis]

********* fast bowler bangs it in to the pitch and luckily manages to hit the top of off stump

 

[Bradesmaen]

I rest my case

#laughable

Sorry for having an opinion. The Cummins is good, the Cummins is great, I surrender my will, as of this date.

 

[iluvparis]

Sorry for having an opinion. The Cummins is good, the Cummins is great, I surrender my will, as of this date.

Don't need to apologize for having an opinion. Have every right to be called out for the laughable one it is though when the FACTS say something completely different.

 

[Bradesmaen]

Don't need to apologize for having an opinion. Have every right to be called out for the laughable one it is though when the FACTS say something completely different.

But they aren't though. You posted one delivery. He has a lower % of bowleds and LBW than Hazelwood and Starc because he tends to bang it in more. Has a lower % of caught behind the wicket also. If he could learn the art of swing bowling he'd be unstoppable.

 

[iluvparis]

But they aren't though. You posted one delivery. He has a lower % of bowleds and LBW than Hazelwood and Starc because he tends to bang it in more. Has a lower % of caught behind the wicket also. If he could learn the art of swing bowling he'd be unstoppable.

He already is unstoppable. You are just blind to the FACT

 

[outabounds]

He gets a wicket every 45 balls which is right up there and is the top ranked bowler in the world. He is an outstanding cricketer, with a bit of luck and if we can keep him on the park, one day he may be compared to our very best.

 

[DaRick]

But they aren't though. You posted one delivery. He has a lower % of bowleds and LBW than Hazelwood and Starc because he tends to bang it in more. Has a lower % of caught behind the wicket also. If he could learn the art of swing bowling he'd be unstoppable.

True, he's not quite as effective in conditions that suit swing.

In conditions where it seams though, he's lethal because while he doesn't seam the ball a lot, he still moves the ball enough to get the edge or bypass the bat (as in Root's case).

 

[Doodlesweaver]

Someone has posted a stat about him having more deliveries in the channel just outside off stump than any other bowler this year in percentage terms. That means he can adapt and doesn't just bang it it.

 

[The Passenger]

He's certainly a bang-it-in bowler, but he's very good at it and when you have three fast bowlers you need one who can do that. Hazlewood and Pattinson complement him well.

There was concerns in cricketing circles these three would be a bit same-same-same when playing together but they actually bring quite a lot of point of differences to the way they approach bowling. The fact is they are all class bowlers, and we have plenty waiting in the wings. For the all the shit Starc cops - some justified, some over the top - he would be a front line bowler for just about every test team to have walked out on the park, yet sits waiting on the pine for us right now and probably goes back another peg when Richardson returns from injury (although I would say in Australia he'll be back rated above Siddle).

 

[Richard Pryor]

Don't need to apologize for having an opinion. Have every right to be called out for the laughable one it is though when the FACTS say something completely different.

Don't take this away from him. Crying about being oppressed is the only thing he has left in this Cummins feud.

Also:

Stats show this Aussie pacer is the best 2nd innings bowler ever in Tests

Pat Cummins looked quite dangerous in the first innings and in the second innings, he was the pick of the Aussie bowlers with 4-43 off 24 overs.

www.hindustantimes.com

Pat Cummins was the star performer for Australia once again on Sunday as the fast bowler finished with match figures of 7-103 as they sealed an 185-run win that ensured they retained the Ashes with a match to spare. The pacer looked quite dangerous in the first innings and in the second innings, he was the pick of the Aussie bowlers with 4-43 off 24 overs. Thanks to his impressive figures, Cummins has now taken 56 wickets in the 2nd innings of Test matches, in 21 innings, average 15.3. That is currently the best 2nd innings average out of 305 bowlers who’ve bowled in 20+ 2nd inns. The second spot belongs to England’s Johnny Briggs with 15.35.

 

[Stax on the mill]

I rest my case

#laughable

That’s as close as you’re ever going to get to “ I was totally wrong, know nothing about cricket, and apologise to you Pat”.

 

[DeadlyAkkuret]

CUMMINS the only player ever , to remain ON A FULL CONTRACT ( 6 yrs ) whilst he was injured
as usual special treatment for any NSW player

"Only player ever" and "as usual".

Wow, you are a stupid person.


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[Swanny69]

Gun. Hard as a cats head, great presence / body language and never stops competing, has all the required attributes of a 300+ wicket sub 30 ave. test bowler. Also has chosen to take the tougher option as a batter in terms of building his innings rather than simply chancing his arm. Think Andy Bichel with a little more pace and bounce (for me that is high praise).

His stats are not representative of his performance (subcontinent .. then having to split the poles with Hazelwood and the tail killer Starc) though I do think he will learn with experience to convert his performances into more wickets. Irrespective his impact on the bottom line of recent team performance is far greater than his numbers.

Personally I do think he looks like he has tired physically a little after a big 9 months. Will be better for an off season (if he gets one) to freshen up and rebuild some core strength.

Bump ...

 

[Doodlesweaver]

Bump ...

I hope they keep giving him the new ball. Or at least within 6 overs.

 

[Blue1980]

If he becomes an awesome swing bowler as well, on top of everything else he’d have a bowling average of 15

 

[Kram]

Pat Cummins's status as the number-ranked bowler in Test cricket has helped him pick up the biggest IPL cheque ever handed out to an overseas player. Thursday's IPL auction saw the Australian quick signed by Kolkata Knight Riders for $3.17 million, eclipsing the $3 million fee Rajasthan Royals forked out for England superstar Ben Stokes in 2017. Cummins's services were subject to a tug-of-war between Virat Kohli's Royal Challengers Bangalore and the Delhi Capitals, before Kolkata swooped in to snare the New South Wales quick.

 

[Not Important]

Bump ...

pats self on back.

 

[Hamingja]

Cummins is a star but seems a pretty lousy way to spend over $3 million to me.

What value do you get from a fast bowler in Indian conditions, particularly when he has a lack of experience in the conditions.

 

[Swanny69]

pats self on back.

May as well .. no point waiting for someone to do it

 

[Wedge McManus]

May as well .. no point waiting for someone to do it

Lol that back's not going to pat itself

 

[Gethelred]

This thread has aged well.

 

[Leeda]

I rest my case

#laughable

on the table or on the bed... or maybe the small bench beside the mirror you get at all hotels...

you don't need to thank me for supplying this information.. I am traffic... um tr... iffy... ic..

 

[Barlos Crathwaite]

The selflessness of Cummins is such that he smashes it in just short of a length most of the time. Holding up an end and still getting wickets quickly. Allowing Starc et al to attack. He's the banker. It all starts from him. He loses his line and length and all our other quicks lose their safety net. Once that happens results are in doubt. Therefore he's crucial to us and he never lets us down

 

[Pippen94]

This thread has aged well.

Along with Nathan Lyon one which is bumped all the time