Marnus Labuschagne reveals the 3 most difficult bowlers he faced in an international cryrquet
Marnus Labuschagne He established himself as one of the most important Australian test shots, known for his solid technique, unwavering concentration and hunger for big running. Ever since his debut in 2018, Labuschagne has been a vital part of the Australian throw, he has excelled and in the house conditions and in guests.
His ability to cope with the pace and turning equal finesse made him one of the top strokes in the test crice. Aussie dough recently opened about the most difficult opponents he faced in an international crisis, named two elite Spinners from India and a deadly English pacer.
Spin Challenge
Labuschagne admitted that he was facing an Indian spin duet, Ravicharndran Ashwin and Ravidra JadejaIn subcontinental conditions, it was particularly difficult.
“Dealing with Ashwin in India was quite challenging to me. At the same time, Jadeja was also a bowler against which I had a problem with playing. It was quite difficult to play against Ashwin and Jadeje in India. Both for me in India were one of the most dangerous bowlers, “ said Labuschagne in Podcast Howee Games.
Ashwin, who recently withdrew from the International Crown, ended his test career with 537 hickets in 106 games on average 24.00, with the best figures of 13/140. In the meantime, Jadeja took 323 wickekets in 80 tests on average 24.14, with the best of 7/42.
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A deadly threat with a quick bowling
In addition to Spin, Labuschagne pointed out England Jofra scorer As one of the most dangerous fast bowlers in the world’s cry.
“Archer is a very explosive bowler. In addition to speed, his balls also have a real line and length. In my opinion, Archer is one of the most dangerous fast bowlers in the world,” Added Labuschagne.
Archer, known for his explicit pace and precision, requested 42 shots in 13 tests on an average of 31.04, with the best figures of 8/85.
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