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Can Shreyas Iyer become the next Michael Bevan for India?


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Hahaha. Please. Bevan I agree was pathetic in tests. 

Iyer has a clear weakness vs short ball. Hope he csn fix it. If he can then j see him doing well. Can he though? 

 

 

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On 3/17/2021 at 5:20 AM, Ankit_sharma03 said:

 

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Found it and he this doesnt contain his catches dropped in IPL which he does many

Kohli is a legendary catch dropper for sure across the formats..

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4 hours ago, Ankit_sharma03 said:

in 2021 we need players like Symonds, Livingstone 

Don’t put Livingstone in the same category as Symonds, atleast let him do something of significance before saying we need players like him. 

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Just now, Adamant said:

Don’t put Livingstone in the same category as Symonds, atleast let him do something of significance before saying we need players like him. 

he has the complete skill set 

aise to tittle bhi iyer ko bevan ke saath compare kr rha hai or same category men daal rha hai

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2 minutes ago, Adamant said:

Don’t put Livingstone in the same category as Symonds, atleast let him do something of significance before saying we need players like him. 

also i said like which means similar skill set

Tittle is putting bevan n iyer in same category 

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On 10/3/2021 at 9:51 AM, New guy said:

Do we need Michael Bevan in 2021?

With Bevan, it does not necessarily mean not having the ability to accelerate when it matters but being able to play clutch innings in pressure situation.  Even in T20s, you can afford to have a player like that.

 

Iyer can accelerate enough when required and has shown the composure to handle pressure situations and play clutch knocks. This is exactly what the greatness of Bevan is known for because he did it day in and day out. He played in the same era as Klusenar, was not as attacking as him either but ended up as a greater finisher of the game because he could come up at 22-5 and chase down 230 totals with quite ease.

Edited by Majestic
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Klusner, bevan all were finishers who mostly batted at 6,7 and iyer will be mostly at 4,5 when he plays so comparison shud be made with players who batted at those places 

At 4,5 we need guys like ABDV, KP, Lara, yuvi and we already have pant n KL . Once gill improves his attacking game which he will , he ll be a big contender for 3,4

Posted (edited)

Changing the complexion of the match in a big game with two individual excellence on field.

 

Under pressure situation, he has always been good. Symptoms of Bevan indeed!

Edited by Majestic
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On 10/8/2021 at 12:30 PM, Majestic said:

With Bevan, it does not necessarily mean not having the ability to accelerate when it matters but being able to play clutch innings in pressure situation.  Even in T20s, you can afford to have a player like that.

 

Iyer can accelerate enough when required and has shown the composure to handle pressure situations and play clutch knocks. This is exactly what the greatness of Bevan is known for because he did it day in and day out. He played in the same era as Klusenar, was not as attacking as him either but ended up as a greater finisher of the game because he could come up at 22-5 and chase down 230 totals with quite ease.

Bevan is awfully underrated.

 

He would have crushed it in this era.

 

Stats are meant to be interpreted.

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