Dravid and Rohit have promised to support Suryakumar.Head coach Rahul Dravid and captain Rohit Sharma both stated that they will support the batter under fire ahead of the series decider in Chennai. However, in the most recent ODI, Suryakumar Yadav was dropped down the order and batted at number seven.
All-rounders Axar Patel and Hardik Pandya were sent ahead of him, which may have harmed his confidence as he recorded another golden duck, this time being clean bowled by a spinner – Ashton Agar.
Ajay Jadeja Explained How Dravid and Rohit’s False Promise Hurt SKY’s ConfidenceFormer India batter Ajay Jadeja slammed the coach and captain’s decision to send Suryakumar down the order, accusing them of destroying the 32-year-confidence. old’s
Making a batter wait when he is out of form, according to Jadeja, can undermine his confidence. It doesn’t matter if you make the batter wait when you’re having a good time. However, if the player’s form is poor and he is forced to wait for his batting, his mind will wander.
He is a living being! Suryakumar Yadav is the same Suryakumar Yadav who scored 360 degrees across the pitch. When someone like Virat Kohli is out of form for so long, it means there’s something in your head that’s affecting your game, Jadeja said while analysing the final ODI on Cricbuzz.
He went on to say that in international cricket, no one can be saved. This game will come back to bite you if you try to hide someone. It used to be said that if someone isn’t in form and plays at no.4 and you send him at no.7, it will always be more difficult. When you bat up the order, you will always feel more at ease.
When you come in at No. 7, you’ve already lost 60-80 percent of your batting strength. You can only regain form by playing ahead. Nobody can be saved. This game will only kill you more if you try to save someone, Jadeja added.
Suryakumar died while attempting to go after the spinner on the very first delivery he faced, even though the required rate was completely under control, so Jadeja’s comments make perfect sense.
Return to T20 CricketSuryakumar Yadav will benefit from the fact that he will now be able to play his favourite format, T20 cricket.
Because of his performances in the game’s shortest format, the 32-year-old made his debut in other formats.
SKY, as he is affectionately known, was named the ICC T20I player of the year. He will play for the Mumbai Indians in the upcoming Indian Premier League, hoping to regain his lost confidence.
