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On Tuesday, September 25, 2018 at 3:02 PM, goose said:

 

T20 cricket has improved the standard of ODI batting. playing with no fear has become ingrained. past greats had to summon up this trait.

 

T20s have introduced bad habits in test matches too.

 

Would you be willing to make similar positive adjustments to test batsmen of this era  ?

Edited by express bowling
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51 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

These 50 over matches being played now are not called tests.    :phehe:

Thanks for enlightening me.

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52 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

T20s have introduced bad habits in test matches too.

 

Would you be willing to make similar positive adjustments to test batsmen of this era  ?

that's a tricky one. T20 has arguably had an adverse impact on those of modest ability. but when a great player gets set I'd argue T20 is an asset. you see far more run-a-ball high scores nowadays in tests.

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51 minutes ago, goose said:

that's a tricky one. T20 has arguably had an adverse impact on those of modest ability. but when a great player gets set I'd argue T20 is an asset. you see far more run-a-ball high scores nowadays in tests.

 

Test match batting against pacers is primarily about having a good off-stump game.  T20s have made batsmen poke outside the off-stump consistently so that they can keep the score board moving ... and this becomes their 2nd nature.

 

The super talents like Kohli, Smith, Williamson and ABDV have benefited from the higher SRs ... but most others struggle if there is any sort of movement ... due to the above mentioned bad habit.

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1 hour ago, KiraIsBack said:

aur be sharmu looks like you recently discovered arreseted development

KIRAISBACK to BE BANNED

bahut saal pehle dekh liya tha arrested development

 

Wapis daal diya ICF ke sabse bade kachre ko ignorelist men

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