Former Australian cricketer Mark Waugh was impressed by India’s 360-degree batsman Suryakumar Yadav’s batting talent during the second match of the three-match ODI series against Australia on Sunday. The 32-year-old was at his best and from 37 balls he scored a quick run of 72, helping the Men in Blue to his massive 399-5 at the end of 50 overs.
Suryakumar Yadav, who scored his first half-century in the first ODI against Australia, became the fastest Indian to score fifty in ODI cricket in the second match. The Mumbai-born batsman scored his second consecutive fifty and controlled the game in the last 10 overs, smashing six boundaries and six sixes in the innings to remain unbeaten on 72.
Mark Waugh, speaking at GeoCinema, praised Suryakumar Yadav’s brilliance in batting against Australia as he believes he can find unique ways to score runs against bowlers and manipulate the pitch.Suryakumar Yadav< /strong>Team results.
“He is completely unique. I have never seen a player hit the ball into the area where he hits the ball. His real skill is hitting the ball where there are no fielders. It looks easy, but it takes skill. He can manipulate the field and find gaps,” Mark Waugh said.
Sulyakumar Yadav has redefined the short format of the game in recent years and is regarded as one of the most creative and talented batsmen in the world. The star batsman is able to take games away from opponents in a short amount of time, and he displayed that skill againstAustraliaon Sunday.
The Shots Suryakumar Yadav Hit Over Covers And Mid-off Was Impressive – Abhishek Nayar
Former Indian cricketer Abhishek Nayar demonstrated his ability to carry the platform set by the top batsmen in the second ODI against Australia as he set himself up to deliver 360 grad strokes in this match. , I believe the stage is set. << /p>
“Today was a day specially made for him. The platform was set for 10 overs to go on with good batting conditions. These are the dimensions he achieved today .We witnessed him getting in the way of wickets and that’s his reputation.But the shot he took over the covers and over the middle was impressive,” Abhishek・Nayar said.
Indian team management gave Suryakumar Yadav a new role as No. 6 finisher after his poor performance at No. 4 in the ODI team, with the Mumbai-born cricketer replacing him. His role in ODIs seems to have been that he single-handedly took over the format of the game.
