sandeep Posted July 29 Share Posted July 29 I like this idea of rotating the top order slots and even openers. Matchups and planning for them is becoming so important in these short T20 games, and its one of Indian team's strengths that we have so many quality batsmen who are capable of batting in the top order. By continuing to 'rotate' the batsmen in these slots, we are not only giving them good opportunities, but we are creating options for the team in the WC, to lineup a matchup in our favor for the crucial power play overs. And making it that much harder for the opposition to sit and plan against us. Because they may plan for Rishabh to open the batting and have to deal with Surya instead. This flexibility is a good thing. And reinforces unselfishness in the batsmen's attitudes. Dravid should be credited with this. Norman, AuxiliA, tweaker and 3 others 1 5 Link to comment
Jay Posted July 29 Share Posted July 29 1 hour ago, sandeep said: I like this idea of rotating the top order slots and even openers. Matchups and planning for them is becoming so important in these short T20 games, and its one of Indian team's strengths that we have so many quality batsmen who are capable of batting in the top order. By continuing to 'rotate' the batsmen in these slots, we are not only giving them good opportunities, but we are creating options for the team in the WC, lto lineup a matchup in our favor for the crucial power play overs. And making it that much harder for the opposition to sit and plan against us. Because they may plan for Rishabh to open the batting and have to deal with Surya instead. This flexibility is a good thing. And reinforces unselfishness in the batsmen's attitudes. Dravid should be credited with this. I think for the first time we look like we are seriously planning to win an LOI event for t20. sandeep, mani sha and Vk1 1 2 Link to comment
sandeep Posted July 29 Share Posted July 29 7 minutes ago, Jay said: I think for the first time we look like we are seriously planning to win an LOI event for t20. yep, previous team mgmt was content to rack up useless bilateral wins and fill their boots with ODI "centuries" while ignoring player development....... Jay 1 Link to comment
mani sha Posted July 30 Share Posted July 30 This started with india Eng t20 series before t20 World Cup . India has been trying to go hard and have high strike rate . Finally our t20 team is gonna have possibility of a win . Odi wins will follow too as pant is maturing and middle order looks good Ankit_sharma03 1 Link to comment
zen Posted July 30 Share Posted July 30 It is good to perform a a group versus few individuals through stats padding In T20s, you need 3-4 out of 7-8 batsmen to click. If you can’t fire, get out of the way as someone else can have a better day Of course, those used to batsmen stats padding in bilaterals (and feeling comfortable with wkts not falling even at the cost for a low RR in first 10-15 overs) may take some time to understand this (or be happy when Rohit-KL-Kohli bat in their usual way) Link to comment
prudent_kreeda Posted July 30 Share Posted July 30 22 hours ago, sandeep said: I like this idea of rotating the top order slots and even openers. Matchups and planning for them is becoming so important in these short T20 games, and its one of Indian team's strengths that we have so many quality batsmen who are capable of batting in the top order. By continuing to 'rotate' the batsmen in these slots, we are not only giving them good opportunities, but we are creating options for the team in the WC, to lineup a matchup in our favor for the crucial power play overs. And making it that much harder for the opposition to sit and plan against us. Because they may plan for Rishabh to open the batting and have to deal with Surya instead. This flexibility is a good thing. And reinforces unselfishness in the batsmen's attitudes. Dravid should be credited with this. Very True. We are not really appreciating the fact that even after 4-5 core players missing we do not feel a huge difference in team performance . One should notice in 90s &2000s if couple of core players were out of the side , team strength going down and replacements were so downgrade. Surya experiment is not bad one too. Guy hits at unexpected areas and good at using pace of the ball. Whips deliveries from the stumps which for others would be good ball . Drawback - Looks troubled when pacy deliveries rising around off stump. but worth giving a try. If he stays for 5-6 overs , i think India would have used the PP well .Risky shots but impactful.. sandeep and Ankit_sharma03 2 Link to comment
HamHindustani Posted July 30 Share Posted July 30 (edited) 23 hours ago, Jay said: I think for the first time we look like we are seriously planning to win an LOI event for t20. The format requires additional runs while batting first plus the change in batting approach. Rohit does mention winning trophies is important but this change is to balance the pressure across the batting line up and play skilled people who can take on the bowlers and not defend them out. Edited July 30 by HamHindustani Link to comment
Vk1 Posted July 30 Share Posted July 30 On 7/29/2022 at 1:50 PM, Jay said: I think for the first time we look like we are seriously planning to win an LOI event for t20. agree.. we are looking serious contenders in a long time.. Link to comment
HamHindustani Posted July 31 Share Posted July 31 3 hours ago, Vk1 said: agree.. we are looking serious contenders in a long time.. Don't think so. The batting has improved but the bowling has to sort itself out. It can though as we have good bowlers. But we don't know whom to play. Link to comment
Lord Posted July 31 Share Posted July 31 On 7/30/2022 at 12:34 AM, sandeep said: I like this idea of rotating the top order slots and even openers. Matchups and planning for them is becoming so important in these short T20 games, and its one of Indian team's strengths that we have so many quality batsmen who are capable of batting in the top order. By continuing to 'rotate' the batsmen in these slots, we are not only giving them good opportunities, but we are creating options for the team in the WC, to lineup a matchup in our favor for the crucial power play overs. And making it that much harder for the opposition to sit and plan against us. Because they may plan for Rishabh to open the batting and have to deal with Surya instead. This flexibility is a good thing. And reinforces unselfishness in the batsmen's attitudes. Dravid should be credited with this. So far good but will believe this when Rohit and Kohli bat outside top 3. sandeep 1 Link to comment
Chakdephatte Posted August 1 Share Posted August 1 On 7/30/2022 at 12:26 AM, Ankit_sharma03 said: Unfortunately, one of Rohit and Kohli getting rest consistently played its part. If by chance, he get to bat together in same innings, the scoring rate will dip. Four overs of SLA are guaranteed, who are mostly 5th/6th bowlers. Link to comment