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Video of Best Fielding Moment from T20 World Cup 2021

Clout NewsNovember 9, 20210 Comment0664

T20 World Cup 2021 had some spectacular display of fielding efforts. But this one from Rohit Sharma was simply the best. Scroll down below to find the video and click on it to watch.

“Not an easy game played, a lot of people wait with open swords and want you to make mistakes. We should have got more with the bats and we didn’t start well with our bowling but our spinners did well and pacers also came into action later on. Overall not a very convincing win but good win, we can play a lot better. We’re not playing to our capacity, not even 80%, in batting or bowling.

As a complete batting unit we didn’t perform well but we bounced back well. We knew we needed two good deliveries when Tahir and Rabada were batting. I won’t say the game was in our hands but we had a good chance if we bowled in the right areas and needed only two good deliveries. It doesn’t always go your way (talking about his batting), the top order has been scoring loads of runs in the last 2-2.5 years so lower order doesn’t get a big chance to bat.

Apart from Suresh there’s nobody who loves to do that kind of a job when you go out and you just have to go for the big hits. The pace was very important on this wicket and the length too. Axar is not a big turner of the ball and he pitched it in the right areas. Bhajji has the experience and they didn’t try too many different things and flighting or under-flighting the ball was needed and overall they did a good job.”

“I think for us, it’s just to play with freedom,” Maxwell said. “To back the fact that we’ve got a really strong top order.

“We’re playing the extra batter. We’ve got a fair bit of batting there. To know that we probably barely used our five, six and seven throughout the tournament probably shows how good our top few have been. Mitch Marsh has been on fire the last couple of games.Finch and Warner, obviously, peaking at the right time as well. So we’re in a really good space, I think.

“I’ve also seen teams go the other way and try and hold wickets back to make sure they could go at the backend and give themselves the opportunity to play with freedom in the backend. But I suppose for us, it’s probably playing with freedom at the start and really trying to make the most of the powerplay and putting the opposition on the back foot.”

“The way that our quicks have bowled with the new ball has been outstanding,” Maxwell said. “They’ve still been able to get some movement out of these pitches. I think it’s been two-and-a-half months’ worth of cricket on these pitches, but they’re still able to find something in there and get key wickets for us upfront and that’s going to be key for us going forward.

“I think anytime you can take wickets in that powerplay by using your best bowlers and using your right match-ups at the right time, it certainly puts the opposition on the back foot.”