Mumbai: Mayank AgarwalThe stellar performance in the second Test against New Zealand was a reflection of his self-belief, feeling the former batting great and soon National Cricket Academy Head VVS Laxman,
Agarwal, who played the series in the absence of KL Rahul And Rohit Sharma, failed at Kanpur, but regained his form to win the ‘Player of the Match’ award, scoring 150 and 62 in the second Test.
He added, “He attaches great importance to self-confidence and it was great to see him coming in and expressing himself. I think he played with a mindset, which is similar to playing in first-class and international cricket. Is.” Laxman said on StarSports show ‘Follow the Blues’.
Laxman found his batting excellent against the spinners.
“He hit some great shots, especially against Ejaz Patel, His shot at long off and at extra cover for sixes is probably the best shot of his innings.
Hyderabadi also talked about the technical adjustments made by Agarwal during the Mumbai game, where he relied on the game plan. Kyle Jamieson And Tim Southee,
“Because in both the innings in Kanpur he was out on pitching balls in and outside the off-stump, whereas in Mumbai, especially in the first innings, he was prepared to drop a lot of deliveries.
“He was keeping his front foot in the pitch of the ball and he was playing with a lot of discipline. But when the spinners came, he was using his feet a lot,” he said. Laxman,
Agarwal, who played the series in the absence of KL Rahul And Rohit Sharma, failed at Kanpur, but regained his form to win the ‘Player of the Match’ award, scoring 150 and 62 in the second Test.
He added, “He attaches great importance to self-confidence and it was great to see him coming in and expressing himself. I think he played with a mindset, which is similar to playing in first-class and international cricket. Is.” Laxman said on StarSports show ‘Follow the Blues’.
Laxman found his batting excellent against the spinners.
“He hit some great shots, especially against Ejaz Patel, His shot at long off and at extra cover for sixes is probably the best shot of his innings.
Hyderabadi also talked about the technical adjustments made by Agarwal during the Mumbai game, where he relied on the game plan. Kyle Jamieson And Tim Southee,
“Because in both the innings in Kanpur he was out on pitching balls in and outside the off-stump, whereas in Mumbai, especially in the first innings, he was prepared to drop a lot of deliveries.
“He was keeping his front foot in the pitch of the ball and he was playing with a lot of discipline. But when the spinners came, he was using his feet a lot,” he said. Laxman,
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