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I thought his tendency to want to hit everything behind point would find him out but he's rounding out his game. Still very much an offside player (104 of 146 runs on the offside) but his onside play has improved - played a beautiful on-drive last night and his pulling and hooking is much better these days too. And his ability to hit good balls for four to third man/backward point would be so frustrating for bowlers.
We need him to lead the next generation alongside Marnus, Green and hopefully Pucovksi.
We need him to lead the next generation alongside Marnus, Green and hopefully Pucovksi.
In your defence I still think his technique is poor, never really looks in to me.
It's funny how we are in a bit of an era where technique in the most technical sports is becoming less relevant. Steve Smith, Scotty Scheffler are the best in the world with dog *smile* techniques in traditional measures.
Sports science and analytics are opening doors players of the past would never have dreamed of.
Agree.
Look at Tim Taranto. Poor kicking technique, but as we all know - elite footballer!
Nah, your tough gritty opening batsman who does the hard work so the rest of the team can cash in.
