I want to ask, does the batting part of Bazball have a chance of becoming a natural part of how Test cricket is played, with newer players having a bigger foundation of shot making compared to predecessors? Or will the conventional risk-reward curve still hold going into the future?
Yes , bazball didn't worked bcz they didn't have skills to play spin.... If they would have skills to play spin , then bazball would have worked or not ... Can india take this approach from them and make it their own
I want to ask, does the batting part of Bazball have a chance of becoming a natural part of how Test cricket is played, with newer players having a bigger foundation of shot making compared to predecessors? Or will the conventional risk-reward curve still hold going into the future?
Yes , bazball didn't worked bcz they didn't have skills to play spin.... If they would have skills to play spin , then bazball would have worked or not ... Can india take this approach from them and make it their own