There are examples of good attacking batsmen in tests not doing well in ODIs tbf. Matt Prior for example.If he can get tons batting like a madman in tests he can do it in ODIs. No question. Silly analysis here
Yep. His ton against us in a test 6 months ago was awesomei have never seen Pant bat. Is he a good batsman?
Slater too I guess. But Pant also kills it in the IPLThere are examples of good attacking batsmen in tests not doing well in ODIs tbf. Matt Prior for example.
Just looked and he's played 5 ODIs so it is very silly. Though his List A record isn't great. Wonder where he batted for a lot of those games.Slater too I guess. But Pant also kills it in the IPL
It'd be weird to be a huge black hole of ability in this middle format for him
nah still too early for Hardik - he should finish in the last 8 or so overs maxIf Pant falls early here would it make sense to send Pandya in considering the RR
Yeah, not sure whether it applies to Pant, but you can get big, fast (by test standard) scores in test matches by hitting lots of boundaries, but if you're not so hot on rotating the strike, you're going to be relatively limited as an ODI batsmanThere are examples of good attacking batsmen in tests not doing well in ODIs tbf. Matt Prior for example.
India will probably get 32 of 31 from Dhoni and you will like itWe need Pant to come off with Hardik to follow.
He is Shahid Afridi now. But he will end up being much better than Afridi a few years hence if he matures.i have never seen Pant bat. Is he a good batsman?
Rohit?Yeah, not sure whether it applies to Pant, but you can get big, fast (by test standard) scores in test matches by hitting lots of boundaries, but if you're not so hot on rotating the strike, you're going to be relatively limited as an ODI batsman
It can only have been a 'political decision'.Liam Plunkett has come a long way...from that ugly action in 2006 vs India in India where they got hammered in that ODI series with Ahmed Shahzad lol to the WC. Why the f would they not select him over Moeen is a mystery.