New Delhi: Prithvi Shaw’s 24-Ball 43 which includes nine, the right time limit carries a comparison with the former Indian Opener Virender Sehwag, its own Tweet Picture of himself, Sachin Tendulkar, and Brian Lara and wrote, “Pehle 5.3 Hamara Jalwa Raha (at Over 5.3 First, it is our charisma) “.
Shaw shot through off-side – his first four was a blow through an extra cover while the second was a cut point – very similar to what would be hit by Sehwag during playing days.
Shaw hit a few more, through Mid-Wicket, and again through extra-cover and point.
While Sehwag signaled Shaw reminded to himself, a former Indian team opening coach and Mentor a Sharma said he could find some similarities.
“He has jigra (courage), which is owned by Sehwag.
I always like players who make a violation of his defense, not his defense as a violation,” Sharma told Ivers.
“All of his shots on the outside side are beautiful.
Sehwag used to hit similar shots,” Sharma added.
Former Indian Batsman Pravin Amre, who has worked with Shaw on his feet after the test series in Australia and during the IPL said that people draw comparisons because of their impact.
“You saw that yesterday.
He made 43 while others, Shikhar Dhawan scored 86 (not coming out) but still, Shaw got a man from the match.
I think it is the impact of his innings that compare it with Sehwag..
Eye coordination The eye is what makes Sehwag great and that’s what Shaw has, “Amre told IANS.
“Basically, he is a shadow of Sehwag, he is a shadow of Lara because of his high backlift and if he experiences consistency, he will become a shadow of Tendulkar.
During the IPL, we worked with his footwork there, he would be more consistent,” Amre added.
But Amre warned for too much comparison.
“It’s not easy to be in shoes.
Sehwag gets tripled in a test match not once but twice.
But yes, you look at a glance Sehwag in him.
But for us [coach and former Cricketers] It’s hard to compare it, because he has his own style , “Amre said further.
However, coach Sehwag, Sharma said that there were some differences.
“There are no two same batsmen.
You will agree with that,” Sharma said.
“Sehwag will start moving when he will see the ball released.
I have watched Shaw brightly.
He is not perfect [in that],” Sharma added.
Sharma also talked about the difference because Sehwag’s experience has played more abroad.
“Even though Sehwag was used to hit a similar shot, he was never so low.
The sweet bot of his weaves was a little higher.
It comes out of habit, when you play abroad, you have to keep the sweet spot slightly above,” Sharma said.
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