New Delhi:
Finally, the king of T-20 and the world number one batsman in this category, Suryakumar Yadav, has now established himself well in ODIs as well. Yadav was initially given a chance at number four by the management, of which he failed to take advantage. Coach Dravid understood that Suryakumar would have to be given special conditions (slug overs or some last overs) to shine in ODIs. And after scoring a fifty in Mohali, Suryakumar further raised the level of his game by scoring his second consecutive century in the second ODI (Ind vs Aus 2nd ODI) in Indore. Surya mesmerized the fans by hitting 6 fours and as many sixes in 27 balls with his excellent T20 style, but the situation was not like that in Mohali. Yadav had scored 50 runs in 49 balls in the first ODI.
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And what happened was that after the match was over, Surya batted for a long time in the nets. In the second ODI, it seemed that Yadav was getting full benefit from it, but Sehwag did not like this. When Sehwag was asked a question about Surya’s mood, he said that he had never personally experienced such a situation in his career. did not do. However, now it remains to be seen how Sehwag defends his argument after Surya’s success in the second ODI.
Speaking at a post-match event, Sehwag said, “He always believed in giving his best on the field. In fact, I think Surya doesn’t need to work on his skills. I didn’t need to. When you come out on the field, But when I go, I give my 100 per cent effort. Sometimes you get out, so it’s not a matter of worry. Things were like that for me.
Veeru said that I did not understand why he was batting in the nets after the match was over but I believe that you prepared for a special match. You had your chance. You made a mistake and you are out. Mindset is more important than focusing on the mistake. Your skills aren’t going anywhere. Here it is about the mental aspect. Sehwag said that it is overall a matter of mood. What were you thinking when you played the shot? Was it the right decision or not? Mental tuning is more important. You had to focus on your skills when you were out for zero in three consecutive matches. Now that you have scored, you have to be mentally in tune.
What will Sehwag say now?
Sehwag has his own opinion. And when a legend says something, it means something. The point about Veeru’s mental rhythm is correct, but the question is that now that Suryakumar Yadav, who did net practice after the first match, has improved further, what will Veeru say on this issue? All the fans and pundits are eager to know Sehwag’s answer.