Bruh. If that case, then Glenn Mcgarth, Anderson, Broad, Ambrose will be complete failures. Express pace is always some Jumla thrown by Pakistan for decades. All this express pace were destroyed left right center by Sachin, Sehwag etc.
Great bowlers will understand the condition much faster and bowl according to it. Eg. Anderson will pitch the ball at the same area for entire day, Mcgrath will do the same, he is insanely accurate.
In recent times Indian bowling unit failed to grasp these things, they take multiple sessions to get back to correct lengths and line and when they come the match is already lost.
Length and Line is important. Express pace may bring surprise element only if it is a Bouncer where Batsman pushed to play it an uncomfortable position.
We lost because we decided to go with conservative approach by safeguarding the wicket in first 6 overs.
England Team will easily get these 160 scores due to their depth in batting.
In Australia u need pace... Line length is subjective & once a express bowler achieves that he becomes unstoppable. England had Mark Wood tearing it up at 150k most often in tournament.. We were lucky to not face him.
Australians back genuine quicks they talk about pace only... And that is greatest sporting nation on the planet. Brett Lee said Indians are morons to not use Umran Malik in Australia.
Pakistan had Haris Rauf another 150k bowler.. And mostly 140k+ quicks.
India also has that but we are left behind with safety + approach. A country of a billion people should do better with so many resources & a richest cricket board.
Kuldeep Sen & Umran Malik are in next NZ series... Tells us all u need to know about poor planning.
Pakistanis laugh on us regularly saying Indians can't produce pace bowlers... While we can but thanks to inept sports system we aren't giving enough chances.
Even Associates had quicker bowlers than us....
Swamp dwellers Bangladeshis too. And Lankans as well.
And England would chase 190 as well with this telly tubby attack we had.. So approach doesn't matter in this. They had way too many overs & big hitters left.