What makes Suryakumar Yadav a dangerous batter in T20Is
Former india opener Aakash Chopra was impressed by Suryakumar Yadav's six-hitting skills in T20Is after the stand-in indian skipper led the successful 209-run chase against australia with an unbeaten 80 off 42 balls. Aakash described suryakumar yadav as a 360-degree player, saying that the destructive batter plays freely in the shortest format. Suryakumar Yadav's captain's knock helped a young indian squad overcome the disappointment of losing the world cup final, but it was Rinku Singh's calmness that guided a young indian side to a thrilling two-wicket triumph.
"He is a 360-degree player with a reputation that makes bowlers think differently." Plan differently, and have unusual field placements because he forces you to. "In the shortest format, he plays with freedom, and the pitch that was there was for him to exploit because this is the kind of surdata-face you get 9 out of 10 times in T20Is," Aakash Chopra remarked on jio Cinema.
"He comes into his own when batting in this format, and as a result, you always saw a deep fine leg in, a mid-on fielder inside the circle." Even if your ideas are extremely varied, you require those various field locations. You may think about bowling a slower back-of-the-hand one, but even then, he can knock you over fine leg for a six. Then he smashes you square in the data-face," Chopra continued.
Suryakumar played his regular pick-up short off Jason Behrendorff behind the keeper for a six, and the keeper-batter looked to gain confidence when he lofted Sean abbott over deep mid-wicket for a massive six. surya lofted abbott for a six, and both batted as Kishan met his equal in the form of leg-break bowler Tanveer Sangha, who was put on a leather hunt.
Sangha's leg breaks were literally lengthy leaps into the left-hander, and three of Kishan's five sixes were muscled in the same area, but it was his determination for a sixth six over extra cover that proved fatal. Suryakumar, on the other hand, hit the game's best six with a lofted on-drive off abbott to register his first half-century.
"He is a 360-degree player with a reputation that makes bowlers think differently." Plan differently, and have unusual field placements because he forces you to. "In the shortest format, he plays with freedom, and the pitch that was there was for him to exploit because this is the kind of surdata-face you get 9 out of 10 times in T20Is," Aakash Chopra remarked on jio Cinema.
"He comes into his own when batting in this format, and as a result, you always saw a deep fine leg in, a mid-on fielder inside the circle." Even if your ideas are extremely varied, you require those various field locations. You may think about bowling a slower back-of-the-hand one, but even then, he can knock you over fine leg for a six. Then he smashes you square in the data-face," Chopra continued.
Suryakumar played his regular pick-up short off Jason Behrendorff behind the keeper for a six, and the keeper-batter looked to gain confidence when he lofted Sean abbott over deep mid-wicket for a massive six. surya lofted abbott for a six, and both batted as Kishan met his equal in the form of leg-break bowler Tanveer Sangha, who was put on a leather hunt.
Sangha's leg breaks were literally lengthy leaps into the left-hander, and three of Kishan's five sixes were muscled in the same area, but it was his determination for a sixth six over extra cover that proved fatal. Suryakumar, on the other hand, hit the game's best six with a lofted on-drive off abbott to register his first half-century.