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Batting performance of respective tail ender groups


rtmohanlal

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Yes.... all is well that ends well. But inspite  of this, we must not over look a few alarming bells, especially what I indicated in the heading.

 

Our incompetent lot could put up a mere 40 runs   in 2 inns. And the player who remained not out in both inns was Bumrah,  who is almost a Chris Martin level  and could have got out any moment. This despite having us only needed to set targets. On the other hand take AUS's case,put up  156 runs on the board , that too when chasing targets. And what not , by far the bowler who  scored the most was a 10 down batsman in Lyon who remained not out in both the inns with  24 & 38 runs respectively , that too in only 28 & 47 balls each.

 

Almost sure Lyon is about to get promotion in the order in the coming matches. And our lot put up a paltry 4 runs at the cost of 4 wkts in the 2nd inns with the most important culprit being Rahane.  The moment he chose to play the most reckless shot was the one where he  needed to apply the most and put as much runs on the board as a he could by shielding the tail enders. Ashwin has been a pale of his own  in batting ever since his twin 100s in WI. Shami  bats as if it is just a formality. His method is aggressive right from the start, but almost always gets out in the first 2 or 3 attempts in which he tries to slog.

 

This is a  very serious problem that needs to be solved before we move into the 2nd test. Other wise this lone factor can cost us the series. Thoughts. 

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