rkt.india Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 i do not know how people on icf rate technique for me its ability to stay balanced and deal with wing and not just having high elbow and straight bat technique also includes covering for swing and playing at last moment while rohit commits to playing the ball way to early! just cannot wait to see how pujara plays here cos he is onl guy in this team who does not commits to shot and can defend at very last moment:winky: If you try to cover the swing, you will get the edge sooner or later. Best thing is how you can leave the ball in such conditions. You do not need to play at everything. Those were leg breaks at 140K.
Sean Bradley Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 I think standing a long way outside the crease, watching the ball closely, playing as late as possible. Easier said than done, Can the Lazy Elegant Late Latif Rohit Sharma fathom this ?
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 If you try to cover the swing' date=' you will get the edge sooner or later. Best thing is how you can leave the ball in such conditions. You do not need to play at everything. Those were leg breaks at 140K.[/quote'] Covering swing does not means playing with bat It's more about intent in stride
rkt.india Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 I think standing a long way outside the crease' date=' watching the ball closely, playing as late as possible. Easier said than done, Can the Lazy Elegant Late Latif Rohit Sharma fathom this ?[/quote'] Sharma has played much faster bowler than them Johnson.
rkt.india Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 Covering swing does not means playing with bat It's more about intent in stride You do not need to play when you can leave them alone.
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 You do not need to play when you can leave them alone. There is different e between just leaving them when ur clueless And leaving them with intent like ponting used too
CG Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 There is different e between just leaving them when ur clueless And leaving them with intent like ponting used too Ponting was big front footer so he was on the front foot most of the times.Rohit is diff style he does not commit early and plays late .Frankly anybody would have struggled and rohit did pretty well to leave most balls and had to play some peaches which beat him.
rkt.india Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 There is different e between just leaving them when ur clueless And leaving them with intent like ponting used too Everyone has a different game. You may look clueless from outside, but batsman know what he is doing. He was playing original line of the ball and not for swing that may look poor but that wont get him out as he will miss them and if he had followed the swing too much, he would have edged. Every batsman is different, some have big front foot movement, some not. VVS was never really famous for his front foot stride, same way Dravid used to take big strides, but it never assured Dravid much success in SA. So, it is all up to individual what suits him the best. Amla never has big stride forward and only plays from the crease as the commentators showed from his striking point but he is still successful and again that kind of bowling from Steyn anyone will struggle.
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 Ponting was big front footer so he was on the front foot most of the times.Rohit is diff style he does not commit early and plays late .Frankly anybody would have struggled and rohit did pretty well to leave most balls and had to play some peaches . Leave.. We were seeing different matches then He struggled to touch balls whenever he tried too and left wide ones What he needs to do is get that left foot towards ball and stay balanced and play ball at very last moment under his nose... Right now his foot stays on middle stump and hands go towards off stump and outside off stump but I don't care even better batsmen have struggled and hopefully he gets lucky in next game..
rkt.india Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 Leave.. We were seeing different matches then He struggled to touch balls whenever he tried too and left wide ones What he needs to do is get that left foot towards ball and stay balanced and play ball at very last moment under his nose... Right now his foot stays on middle stump and hands go towards off stump and outside off stump but I don't care even better batsmen have struggled and hopefully he gets lucky in next game.. He could not touch those because those were wide and he was playing for original line and not swing which was good for him as he does not have big strides.
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 He could not touch those because those were wide and he was playing for original line and not swing which was good for him as he does not have big strides. That's what I am saying he needs bigger stride to cover swing
CG Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 Leave.. We were seeing different matches then He struggled to touch balls whenever he tried too and left wide ones What he needs to do is get that left foot towards ball and stay balanced and play ball at very last moment under his nose... Right now his foot stays on middle stump and hands go towards off stump and outside off stump but I don't care even better batsmen have struggled and hopefully he gets lucky in next game.. Yes he struggled to touch few but his aim was to leave as much as possible.U cannot commit to front foot when playing guys like steyn as they can bounce you and rohits role is to see off new ball. When he gets in he will get his front foot across and play beautiful covers drives but against new ball its risky.
rkt.india Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 That's what I am saying he needs bigger stride to cover swing But every batsmen is different and their style is different. Rohit plays late more in the crease when he is new at the crease.
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 But every batsmen is different and their style is different. Rohit plays late more in the crease when he is new at the crease. Then do not expect him to survive against Steyn for long Opening in these conditions u need big stride rohit will do well in tests cos he will play in middle order
CG Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 Then do not expect him to survive against Steyn for long Opening in these conditions u need big stride rohit will do well in tests cos he will play in middle order Hayden had a big stride how did he do in sa on the other hand laxman ,cook,alma do not go forward much and how did they do.
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 Hayden had a big stride how did he do in sa on the other hand laxman ' date='cook,alma do not go forward much and how did they do.[/quote'] He scored 100 in last series I remember He was highest score too
rkt.india Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 Then do not expect him to survive against Steyn for long Opening in these conditions u need big stride rohit will do well in tests cos he will play in middle order You need big strides when you want to play at those. If you do not want then you dont need big stride, you can leave them and just play for incoming and original line covering off stump. Ball will swing away and miss the edge without getting you out. It may look poor but it wont take your wicket like yesterday.
CG Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 He scored 100 in last series I remember He was highest score too Hayden averages 34 in sa,Dravid 30 .Its what suits u opening in sa is extremely difficult job that too under lights.Lets see after the tour how he does.
Old guy Posted December 7, 2013 Posted December 7, 2013 Also cook has struggled against Steyn and amla covers swing well with bat It's his natural ability to play ball on top of bounce and them playing of back foot while rohit plays way ahead of his body
vvvslaxman Posted December 7, 2013 Author Posted December 7, 2013 Also cook has struggled against Steyn and amla covers swing well with bat It's his natural ability to play ball on top of bounce and them playing of back foot while rohit plays way ahead of his body But Amla doesn't have to face Steyn :cantstop:
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