Sanja Samson aimed Kevin Pietersen passing Shreyas Iyer for winning the weakness of a short ball
The English national cricket team that hit the great Kevin Pietersen, cunningly digging in the Indian star of Wickekec’s team, Pank Samson, the Kripket team, while praised by Shreyas Iyer, which prevailed his weakness of short balls.
Kevin Pietersen believed that a game plan adopted by Shreyas Iyer to deal with short balls completely contrary to the approach Sanja Samson used in a recent series against England.
Shreyas Iyer shines as Sanja Samson fails in England
Shreyas Iyer has shown a Master Class in the recently concluded Odo series against England. Originally, he was not planning to be in the initial XI, but Virat Kohli’s injury made a place for him in the first go.
In the opener series, Shreyas Iyer impressed everything with his Quickfire fifty -fifty -forced team management to keep him in the XI toy playing Kohli’s return and was rejected by Yashasvi Jaiswal.
Iyer registered the results of 59, 44 and 78 in three matches and collected a total of 181 rides on average 60.33. One thing everyone noticed in the series was how well the middle -row dough solved a threat with a short ball. They saw him break the ejection on the border and destroy the tactics of three lions.
Sanja Samson, on the other hand, had a completely opposite series against England. In the T20I series, which was played before ODIS, Samson’s weakness against fast and short beads chased him
England used the same short ball tactic to drop it in all matches and register the results of 26, 5, 3, 1 and 16 – in what was his worst series from the opening place.
Was aware that a little more time was getting – Kevin Pietersen
Speaking at the Star Sports Show “Point Match Point”, Pietersen thought short balls were no longer a problem for Shreyas Iyer. The legend of Bata in England also talked about how his approach was completely different from Sanja Samson.
“Just reject your mind back a week. He didn’t have to play the first game, and he gave it to him when we talked to him at the end of the game because of how well he hit. The short ball didn’t bother to play him beautifully,” he said.
“He was aware that a little more time returned. He repeated himself in his folds and went into great positions. So his trigger was until he returned to give himself that extra second. What he did was unlike what Sanja Samson did it in the T20, “Pietersen added.
Sanja Samson returned to straight lines, from the stumps of the legs to the leg stumps, means that he gets a little stuck – Kevin Pietersen
Kevin Pietersen further explained why Samson had an extremely bad trip against short balls in the T20I series against England. He stated:
“Sanja Samson returned to straight lines, from the stumps of the legs to the stump of the legs, means that it gets a little stuck. If you go back and you get into the ribbed cage, because he just thinks of outside the side, it becomes shelter.
Former England skipper added that Iyer’s trigger had improved significantly, which allowed him to overcome his main weakness.
“Shreyas Iyer is back now. His trigger is much better, he goes into order, which means anything straight, he got much more control. So, not only does he commit to the side, he committed himself to himself and the leg.
