The science of bowling fast |

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This episode of Red Inker is about fast bowling. And we got on someone who just looked at the science of it, Tim Wigmore. For this episode, we talk about running faster than a treadmill, seamers in the slips, why Australia has more pace than most, how bowling slow in England is scientifically better, all the different body types who can bowl fast and throwing a javelin.
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[@pramodmicelli]

It’s insane that you don’t have more views. This content is gold & you don’t find it anywhere else. Thanks!

[@rahulsrinivas3224]

Josh Hazlewood writes for the telegraph now?

[@rw-xf4cb]

How do you explain Thommo? He shuffled in and went wham....

[@darthvader952]

Or even Bumrah for that matter, who isn't lightning, but still hits 90mph with that run up.

[@abhinabamazumder3931]

I mean, obviously there are exceptions

[@trollfacemafiagaming6036]

What makes Pakistans flat pitches conducive to fast balling?

[@tomphillips105]

no value in bowling anything but quick and taking the pitch out of the equation as lateral movement off the pitch can't be relied on?. Also other factors like tape ball cricket which is essentially overspeed training from an S and C pov