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3 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

 

yes. He never had an absolute peak. Always inconsistent.

 

Its his approach. In recent interview he said he looked to make impact runs than big runs

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RVD is a capable hitter but has struggled a bit with timing this season and ofcourse there is a difference between being a capable hitter and being a Hetmyer in death overs.

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1 minute ago, sensible-indian said:

Ban rassie wtf was that

 

Isn't he supposed to be a good bat?

only in SENA

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Just now, Majestic said:

RVD is a capable hitter but has struggled a bit with timing this season and ofcourse there is a difference between being a capable hitter and being a Hetmyer in death overs.

 

He takes time to get settled. No.3 is his position. But sadly his game against spin is poor. So he can't bat well in Indian conditions unless the pitch is flat.

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1 minute ago, maniac said:

Off day but a very good bat usually. Has played some match winning knocks.

 

Untested in Asia. Can hit pace on true pitches

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12 minutes ago, Ankit_sharma03 said:

that to at 131 s/r which is good on tired pitches

He played well. This isn't an easy pitch to bat on. Dew unlike earlier in the tournament isn't making that much of a difference at this juncture. 

 

Dc executed their lengths well in the last 3 overs though hetmyer was missed. I expect rr to he able to defend this. 

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Just now, Lord said:

 

Untested in Asia. Can hit pace on true pitches

Did well in WT20. Yes untested vs quality spin in Asia. Have seen him smash Shadab/ Imam in SA who by current standards are decent loi spinners.

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7 minutes ago, maniac said:

Samson has crossed that “young tailunt” bridge 4-5 years back.  

 

Samson is 28 this year. If he is not good enough to play in the WT20 this year then its time to move beyond him. Don't think he will ever amount to more than a hot and cold domestic level player. 

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