Reverse swing key in England

[acewings]

Many people have questioned Umar Gul's ability as a test bowler, particularly about him dropping the ball too short. I just have a feeling that Gul (and even Aamer) could really turn the tables against both the Aussies and the English if they get the reverse swing right. After watching the highlights of today's match for the umpteenth time, you realize just how effective Gul can be with the old ball.

Pakistan still have an ace up their sleeve......

[EnigmaticIndian]

whenever it reverse swings anywhere, it is a key factor

the ball they use in england is even more lethal for swing

[Down2Earth]

if the old ball moves an inch in the tests, it'll be changed and the opposition will be awarded 5 penalty runs

[EnigmaticIndian]

if the old ball moves an inch in the tests, it'll be changed and the opposition will be awarded 5 penalty runs

brings back some bad old memories :inzi :gul

[the SHA]

Rest assured Andy Flower will be shopping around for a good pair of binoculars after todays match.

In other news isnt Shaun Tait remarkably naturally gifted with those swinging yorkers.

[sully3]

gul is going to be key this summer

keep him fit

[Xoib]

if our bowling clicks we can restrict the oppo under 300 consistently wether our batting is good enough to score 300 consitently is another question.

[*sallu*]

reverse swing will be very very crucial in the test matches

I don't see it of much importance in the ODIs and T20s