Mumbai: The performance of the Maya Agarwal star in the second test against New Zealand is a reflection of his belief, feeling a former big binder and immediately to the Head of Cricket National Head VVS Laxman.
Agarwal, who played this series in the absence of KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma, failed in Kanpur but regained his form to score 150 and 62 on the second test to win the ‘Match Player’ award.
“He has given many important things to be confident and happy to see him coming and express himself.
I think he plays with a mindset, which is similar to what he plays in first grade and international cricket,” Laxman said at Starsoports ‘Show’ follow the Blues’.
Laxman found his blow against extraordinary spinners.
“He crashed into several extraordinary shots, especially against Ajaz Patel.
His kick was too long and excessive for Sixes is probably the best shot from his innings.” Hyderabadi also talked about technical adjustments carried out by Agarwal during the Mumbai match where he trusted the game plan against Kyle Jamieson and the Southe team.
“Because at Kanpur in the two innings he came out on the ball that was put in and outside the stumps off, while in Mumbai, especially in the first round, he was ready to leave many shipments.” He keeps his front leg.
On the ball field and he plays with many disciplines.
But when spinners come, he often uses his legs, “Laxman said.