The Pace Mafia Files: Stop Chasing Fake Speed Goals

A coach is using my videos to defend his own questionable methods. I'm setting the record straight. My issue isn't with individuals, but with the entire system of lies that is ruining careers. This is about honesty versus emotional manipulation.

I'm issuing an open challenge to the "Neera Pace Foundation" and others. Let's have a public debate on genetics, biomechanics, and your claims of increasing speed by 20 kph in 3 months. Let's see who is telling the truth in front of the kids you're fooling.

This coach claims he can make 15 fast bowlers, but BCCI doesn't even have that many. I break down the absurdity of these claims. I'm not making fast bowlers; I provide an environment for naturally fast bowlers to train and improve their skills.

He finally admitted it: not everyone can bowl 150 kph. This is the exact point I've been making. It's about genetics. The fight was never personal; it was about exposing the lie that hard work alone can make anyone a genuine fast bowler.

I'm offering a proposal to the coaches who claim they can increase speed by 20 kph in 3 months. Go to the MRF Pace Foundation or the NCA, take their 135 kph bowlers, and make them 155 kph. If you can do it, the whole country benefits.

I'm teaching these so called pace coaches how to fly without wings, just like they claim to make fast bowlers without genetics. This is a sarcastic take on the ridiculous promises made by fraudulent coaches who are ruining the game.

The truth about genetics and fast bowling. You can't turn a donkey into a horse. A bowler who isn't naturally fast by 17 or 18 will not become a 150 kph machine. It's better to focus on skill than to chase an impossible dream.

This video of a 142 kph delivery is another fraud. The ball is a lightweight, non-standard ball. I'm offering 5 lakhs today if this kid can bowl 140 kph with a proper leather ball. These coaches are playing with lives for likes.

This is Pankaj Vashisht. He has never played professional cricket or even used a leather ball before. Today, he clocked 124 kph naturally. This is what I mean when I say fast bowlers are born, not made in a factory with fake drills.