‘Champion’ Hardik Pandya needs to offer more consistency, feels Scott Styris
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India all-rounder Hardik Pandya may be incredibly skilled yet requires more consistency, feels previous New Zealand cricketer Scott Styris. Styris said that Pandya expected to furnish more with bat and ball too.
India all-rounder Hardik Pandya was not made the skipper of the Indian group regardless of nominating for Rohit Sharma in the T20 World Cup 2024. Pandya, who has battled with wounds in the new times cleared the path for Suryakumar Yadav as the chief. Surya, who is India’s best player in the T20I design captained in only 7 T20Is before this, in which he won 5 of them.
Previous New Zealand cricketer Scott Styris offered his perspective on the issue and said that he needed more from Hardik Pandya regarding consistency. Pandya had moved his lower leg during the ODI World Cup in 2023 and was drafted straight into the Indian side in the T20 World Cup. Boss selector Ajit Agarkar was gotten some information about the choice to reprimand the bad habit chief from the opportunity to get full time captaincy to which the previous pacer answered that he “needed somebody who was probably going to be accessible on a more regular basis.”
“This hero all-rounder (Pandya) has however many abilities as anybody. He’s presumably in a comparable capacity zone as somebody like Ben Stirs up. He has substantially more ability than that (his new exhibitions),” Styris told PTI Recordings in a meeting.
Styris felt somewhat doubtful over Pandya’s ability yet the Kiwi believed him should mix more consistency into his exhibitions.
“He is a sensationally talented cricketer. Yet, he hasn’t exactly shown it yet as reliably enough for my enjoying. In this way, just let him get out there and simply say, you must lead us now by your exhibition. I think the abilities that Indian fans need to see from him this moment is being accessible all the opportunity on the field and afterward conveying those exhibitions with both bat and ball,”
Styris added that he believed Pandya should get cricket-fit so he could convey more with bat and ball in the impending competitions. Styris thought that Hardik was a greatly improved cricketer than the appearances that he offered and could be a veritable all-rounder for India soon.
“I need to see him get his body right and be that prevailing all-rounder that we know. Bowling is truly difficult work and he is somebody who has every one of the abilities and ability. I need to see him be that certified all-rounder and as somebody whom you can depend on with both bat and ball, in addition to the odd here with the ball and come in with an appearance,” Styris closed regarding this situation.
