Lazy batting and sloppy technique – Rishabh Pant gets criticism from time to time. India may be able to excel at this, but it has long been estimated that the ball will be a failure on swing wickets like England. But when Pant responded to this criticism by scoring Test and ODI centuries in the England series, the critics started saying – Fantastic!
Body balance
If a shot is played, Rishabh Pant sometimes hits the ground before the ball hits the ground! So weak is the ball’s body balance. This is because he is trying to bring all his strength into the shot. But often because it is possible to middle the ball and bring maximum power to the shot, the ball is able to cross the boundary even if it falls off the base.
Top hand player
Big-hitting batters are generally bottom-handed (the hand below the grip of the bat. Left-handed batters are left-handed and right-handed batters mark right-handed) pliers. But a left handed ball has the same power to his top hand (right hand) as his bottom hand. This is the main factor influencing one-handed sixes off the ball.
Powerful ball
Another feature of the ball is wrist strength. Although the body is not very solid in appearance, the wrists of the ball are very sure. It is this power that helps the ball hit the boundary with one hand even on balls that are out of his reach.
Hand out of sight
Ball has excellent hand-eye coordination. Despite not having the best footwork, he manages to get the ball where the eye is.
Back lift
A back lift is when the batter lifts his bat back to face the ball. The back lift of big hitting batters is always very high (Chris Gayle, Andre Russell..). A high back lift also gives maximum power to shots of the ball. Full bat swing without stopping in the middle of the shot (check shot) also gives power to the shots of the ball.
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