Post by thedoosra on Feb 26, 2013 12:44:52 GMT -5
Hi guys i'm new to this forum and am seeking some good answers so yeah I got a pretty hard question, I think.
Back in 2008 when there was the ICL The Pakistani Off-Spinner Saqlain Mushtaq invented the Jalebi or Teesra. The commentators called it the Jalebi because it sticks on the pitch when it lands and then hurries onto the batsman. Also I remember Saqlain saying when bowling it don't overcut the ball. The commentators said it was bowled like a Flipper but many disagree. I know that there are some people who would know the method of how he bowls it. I got a video down below which shows how he releases it but I can't make it out. It has a scrambled seam and goes straight on.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftHu-e0t-xc.
Back in 2008 when there was the ICL The Pakistani Off-Spinner Saqlain Mushtaq invented the Jalebi or Teesra. The commentators called it the Jalebi because it sticks on the pitch when it lands and then hurries onto the batsman. Also I remember Saqlain saying when bowling it don't overcut the ball. The commentators said it was bowled like a Flipper but many disagree. I know that there are some people who would know the method of how he bowls it. I got a video down below which shows how he releases it but I can't make it out. It has a scrambled seam and goes straight on.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftHu-e0t-xc.
