Ravi Shastri names a bowler who was missed by India in T20 World Cup 2021: Former Indian head coach Ravi Shastri opens up on the dearth of getting a left-arm bowling possibility within the not too long ago held ICC T20 World Cup. Team India made an early exit from the ICC T20 World Cup 2021, which was held within the UAE, owing to poor efficiency. The Men in Blue couldn’t even attain the knockout stage on the planet event.
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Shastri in his current interplay with ESPN revealed that crew India missed T Natarajan through the World Cup within the UAE.
Notably, Natarajan was dominated out of all the T20 World Cup after he had sustained a knee harm through the residence sequence in opposition to England in March 2021.
“Very happy for him. We missed him in the World Cup. He would’ve been a certainty had he been fit. He got injured against England when we were playing the ODI series and we really missed him (in the World Cup),” Shastri stated on ESPNCricinfo.
The former Indian coach additional added that he’s a gun dying bowler who can constantly hit yorkers and bother the opposition.
“He’s that specialist death bowler, bowls those yorkers very skilfully. He’s got great control. He is skiddy. A bit quicker than you think and hits the bat,” Shastri added.
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Natarajan made his three-formats debut for India in opposition to Australia:
T Natarajan impressed everybody along with his sensational dying bowling within the IPL 2020. The left-arm pacer quickly travelled with the Indian aspect as a internet bowler to Australia again in 2020-21 however ended up making his debut in all three codecs owing to a string of accidents to the Indian gamers.
Shastri reckons Natarajan because the fortunate appeal of the Indian aspect, as crew India has gained each match during which he has featured.
“Every game I’ve picked him we won. In his debut in T20, India win. In his debut in Test cricket, India win. From a net bowler, he played those other two formats,” Shastri added.
Meanwhile, T Natarajan has made a commendable comeback to franchise cricket after 12-months lengthy break on account of harm. The speedster picked up two wickets for his franchise, Sunrisers Hyderabad, by gifting away 26 runs in his 4 overs in opposition to Lucknow Super Giants within the DY Patil Stadium within the ongoing IPL 2022.
He was purchased again by the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) through the participant public sale for INR 4 Crores.
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