I mean I defy anyone to name a batsman who isn't troubled by Anderson decking the ball away in the conditions we saw in England a few months ago, but the ball coming into him is more of a genuine weakness specific to him
Can think of Dravid but that's about it.
That was an ATG batsman who has a technique perfect to bat against swing batting at his absolute peak, which kind of shows how difficult it is
They're pretty much perfect examples of what you imagine a world class ultra aggressive opener from India and Australia would look like. With each of them you'd struggle to think of batsman you'd rather have in their home conditions while they're in their peak.
Yeah I think that was a fair enough review tbh, looked plumb enough that it could realistically be overturned. But so many others that they review scream 'Umpire's Call' from the start, and now NZ has no reviews if they miss out on a shocker.
I agree though I think it's amplified more than most with Warner because he looks to get forward and drive so much.
Partially that, also that his stance/set-up being so width-oriented means he finds it a bit harder to access balls coming into him than most left-handers.
Nah, it just feels that way when you create so few chances.
Yep. When you're playing good cricket, you create another chance quickly enough that you forget about the missed one.
