Whatever be the reason, our coach must advise the out of form batsmen to stick to basics (when things are not in their favour) and try to take only singles instead of going for big hits and get out. We have seen that our batsmen (especially those who are out of form) have been trying wild shots and gift wickets. They must look to play for singles and build up confidence first and once they are confident and depending upon the situation, they may go for big hits else stick to basics and play long innings for the good of country as well as self
Re: Out of Form
by Gurwinkle on Sep 01, 2014 11:51 AM
By this way every batsman will become great one.It happens in cricket.His problem is that he is not enjoying it and he has a mental block.He have not scored a century in england also.That might be his less confident otherwise he is such a person who adapts and says its easy.I am sure he will be fine.When he plays flick specially square of the cricket,he gets the momemtum.Yes he will not be able to score them as quickly as India but he will.Lets see one big knock will bring him back.I remember Steve Waugh who never got out of the form.Whenever he had a mental block he made a good hundred.You can take example of raina who did not played in the test matches which brought success for India.Why,2011 tour which was very bad,that did it.
