Never put a Cricket Ball into cracks of the pitch!

People talk about putting the ball in the cracks of the pitch to initiate spin and most of the time during any test matches the ball makes a lot of cracks and it gives the uneven bounce which leads to injuries. Most of the time the game of cricket is uncertain but many factors these days talk about the cricket being called a bowler's game again if the bowler puts the ball with right line and length. 

Most of the time what we see in Cricket is that the bowling length is just considered a joke and the fun on the run is to make the batsman afraid with the bowling. The bowler while tries various ways to give short pitch delivery and with two bouncers the batsman comes to know that the bowler is losing his cool.

In the next over he is hit all along the park and once the tempo is set it is all the teamwork to make the batsman with the great batting line-up to get a score of 350 and above. Now, if we closely watch the bowling of some bowling greats like Wasim Akram, Imran Khan, and Abdul Qadir( Here this person has a great similarity with Saif Ali Khan). They use to bowl very near to the legs of the batsman and if we see the cricket then it is not easy to watch your legs every moment and hit the ball up in the air.

It is also not easy to get ahead even if you have great footwork and then hit the ball as a little bit of missing the ball could take you to get stumping by a wicketkeeper.

Now, if we think about many other players who put all their life into cricket and do not understand the ABC of cricket which is a bowler's cricketing style rather than the batsman give all the opportunity to the batsman to make them feel easy and then the scoreboard see a rain of runs leading to a higher score.

Now, if we see the influx of fast bowler it is easy to make the game of T-20 where the four overs per person is all the heart you have to put. Similarly, in the One Day International, it is just a matter of 10 overs out of which the spell of 3-3-2-2 is bowled well with good accuracy then you certainly get the most out of it. 

But even people like Mr. Jasprit Bumrah and Md. Shami at times proves costlier to India which may be due to the excessive use of such bowlers. If we see countries like Pakistan and Sri Lanka they have a pool of bowlers who take rotation policy and even players like Sri Chaminda Vass use to rest even in important games but in India, the famed bowling and batting line-up is used till their life refuses to run anymore and on the other hand, the various talented pool could be seen negotiating themselves in playing IPL and various domestic forms of cricket leading to no good result for them, and neither the game takes them to a different level.

Less to understand the governing methods of BCCI and their ways of managing the Cricket which sooner or later will be a dying sport and if someone has to understand the basic then it could be said with a good thought that never put a Cricket ball into cracks of the pitch as it may give bounce and wayward direction but will not fetch you wickets which cost more for batsmen and privilege for bowlers!