NEW DELHI: Dewage factors have played a decisive role in almost all T20 World Cup matches that are ongoing and former Indian Batsman VVS Laxman provides insight into his opinion about the trend in the tournament.
In its column for the Times of India, Laxman wrote, “More than halfway through the T20 World Cup League phase, three different trends have emerged.
Or maybe two and a half, because the first two are connected.
The batting team has negotiated the game without too much Damage to sway, while those who had taken at least two nicknames in the first six overs finally ended up with victory.
The third trend was uncontrolled results that pursued the preferred team and I did not see it changed significantly.
Dew only players are somewhat now, But the heavier with every night passing.
When KO, the effect will be pronounced naturally.
“Toppers toppers from each group, Britain and Pakistan now look strong to go far.
“The two most convincing countries have so far been Britain and Pakistan, comfortably sitting above each of the 2019 World Cup winning costs, while Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan have been brilliant for Pakistan.
They have placed the century twice in four matches.
It has enabled the middle order for bats with custom freedom, “Laxman added.
Laxman observed that because the track slowed down, the Batsmen could not leave after the bowler directly from the word go.
“When one of the baten opening is deep into the round, it means that on the 13th or 14 end, it has an excellent idea of ​​how the track behaves.
Therefore he is in a better position to cut even when the ball becomes a little softer Compared to new batsman that will take valuable time.
India has found themselves in this difficulty and has been predicted to fight because no matter how ferocious the ball-striker, slow tracks and large land is a massive obstacle to attack the design of the get-go .
There is no such thing as a perfect template, but if you arrive, say, 45 at the end of the powerplay with just one goal down, chances are you will win more often than not, “Laxman concluded.