adi B Posted March 27, 2015 Posted March 27, 2015 I know i am in a minority but haven't read anything here to change my view. You had to be watching very closely to understand what i am saying. The threat from Australia was non-existent at the time he got out. It was completely outside the batting plans set i am sure. I am all for aggressive cricket but something about Dhawan's approach that just grates. Every time he cleared the boundary it seemed to give him licence to take greater risk the next time. He wasn't being aggressive' date=' he was being increasingly aggressive. The percentages were going down with each successful blow. It was almost Afridian. I know what i felt and saw. Dhoni alluded to it too. Maybe just maybe there's something to it.[/quote'] Dhawan always bats like that,most of his big knocks aint risk free,even in the saf game he played a risky shot which was dropped by amla so he's the type of guy you would expect to play airy and risky shot.he's not like kohli who can play a controlled innings while chasing another factor was that the Australians had two lefties in johnson and starc who are not easy to score against so dhawan thought he could cream the other bowlers and take use of the opportunity,which failed
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