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Posted
Just now, vvvslaxman said:

They wasted good overs of pathirana against Padikkal lol

 

and he got him out. Thakur saab would have got away with some quiet overs lol

Posted
18 hours ago, AuxiliA said:

 

No bowler in the world would like a catch to be dropped of his bowling. 

 

Also what if they intentionally drop a catch and then the batsman goes berserk and scores quickly. They would appear foolish.

 

Problem is that Cricket is too traditional and personal stats obsessed. We still don't know on what parameters should we judge a great T20 batter. 

 

 

That's the chance they need to take. Getting batsmen out in some cases opens the floodgates for the in-form batsman to come in and start striking from the start. Teams will need to weigh in current form, hitting ability and state of the game and make such calls on the ground. But TM should have some strategy in place around it. 

Posted
16 hours ago, Lord said:

 

yeah same with Paddikal. Pooran came in and they suddenly were in the game.

With Padikkal, no option when he got bowled. The choice they have is when a catch is offered.

Posted
28 minutes ago, Texan said:

 

That's the chance they need to take. Getting batsmen out in some cases opens the floodgates for the in-form batsman to come in and start striking from the start. Teams will need to weigh in current form, hitting ability and state of the game and make such calls on the ground. But TM should have some strategy in place around it. 

 

Yes, a change is necessary in how we approach T20s. I feel the role of Coach should be made much more important in T20 cricket than in other formats. Like in football were the Manager calls all the shots. That way we can do away with the personal milestone obsession and be more flexible.

 

Posted
On 4/24/2024 at 4:48 PM, AuxiliA said:

 

No bowler in the world would like a catch to be dropped of his bowling. 

 

Also what if they intentionally drop a catch and then the batsman goes berserk and scores quickly. They would appear foolish.

 

Problem is that Cricket is too traditional and personal stats obsessed. We still don't know on what parameters should we judge a great T20 batter. 

 

 

And no player (even if not a bowler) will drop catches as that forms a habit. Fans don't understand professional sports psychology

Posted
9 hours ago, Texan said:

With Padikkal, no option when he got bowled. The choice they have is when a catch is offered.

 

They can bowl wide to avoid bowled

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