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Well it’s one pace one way attack , with erratic line and length. Impressive on paper means nothing, recently your bowlers including Flintoff were quite easily dismantled by an Indian side. None of your bowlers really swing the ball either you can see James Andersons swing coming from a mile away. If you want to see real swing you should have seen their Indian counterparts in the recent series. Zaheer and Ishant swung it both ways , not only that the swing it late. They also showed what real reverse swing is, something Wasim Akram said while commentating had not really happened since his playing (although the thanks should go to him he did teach these boys the art of true reverse swing).
England’s reverse swing is amateur level at best, and I laugh everytime the English revel in their Ashes reverse swing triumph I say please go see Wasim and Waqar or Zaheer Khan to see real reverse swing, real reverse is that late swinging searing deliveries you get only really replicated by Indians and Pakistanis recently. Going back to Anderson the guy can’t swing it anywhere except for conducive conditions i.e England or NZ. Genuine swing bowlers are guys like Zaheer, Sohail Tanvir, and Steyn.
So the point of all this is sure you can bowl 90mph have the occasional swing but its all useless since its mostly erratic , bowling wide, or short nothing in that corridor of uncertainty . It eventually led to the first ODI, where India scored a mamooth 386 runs. Then our bowlers got the side out for 220 was it? Most of the wickets taken by seamers so the age old pathetic excuse of India has dustbowls is out…
Think about its harsh but thats the reality.
