Cricket Special Report: Bettor.com’s Top 10 Test Left Hand batting dashers (Part 3)
(Continuation of Part 2’s discussion regarding the left hand dashers, cricketer in point is http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Shivnarine-Chanderpaul-c90073)
The class-act is also well known for his late cuts, gentle pushes towards the boundary rope and most importantly his was class off-side batting power play. He has the ability to find the gabs, which always well supported by his exceptional talent of timing
the cricket ball.
Shivnarine Chanderpaul who was born on 16th August, 1974 in Demerara, Guyana, has played a massive of 126 test matches, scoring 8969 runs, at a blazing batting average around 50.00 runs per innings. The West Indian left hand dasher has 22 centuries
and 54 half-centuries to his name, not to forget, his best of 203 not out runs in a single innings. He has a modest strike rate of 42.78, has he struck 1008 boundaries and 27 sixes.
Chanderpaul’s match winning ability has done wonders for his national cricket team. The veteran batsman has performed under any given batting conditions and circumstances. His test cricket credentials do not even come close to justify his world-class batting
power play. He is surely among the best left handed batsmen in world cricket, as Bettor.com places the talent is the number 3 slot among the top 10 test left hand dashers witnessed by the international cricket fraternity.
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Matthew-Lawrence-Hayden-c75233
By far, Matthew Lawrence Hayden is the finest batsman known to the modern game of cricket. He is a tall, well build and physically fit individual among is pairs in the Bettor.com’s top 10 test left hand dashing batsmen. He is arguably the hardest striker
of the cricket ball from his era.
The Australian left hander has devastated several bowling attacks in his 15 years of test cricket. He was well aware of all the cricketing shots, he could score runs off. And had the ability to utilise them to his full batting power play potential.
Hayden is well-known for his hardcore stroke play and effortless boundaries and sixes. Almost all cricketing shots he played came from the middle of his bat, his timing, placement and ability to find the gabs was beyond impressive.
The veteran has scored a massive of 8625 runs, at an average of 50.73 from his 184 innings appearance he made from 103 test matches he played. He was also able to maintain a strike rate of 60.10, with the help of the 1049 boundaries and 82 smashing hits
he struck out of the park. The veteran has 30 centuries and 29 half-centuries, with an innings best of 380 to his name. His 380 runs in a single innings was the highest runs scored by a batsman in a single innings for quite some time, but later West Indian
master blaster Brian Lara broke his record by scoring 400 runs.
Nevertheless, the Australian veteran batsman has surely dazzled the world cricket through his outstanding batting power play. Matthew Hayden ensures the number 4 slot among the top 10 test left hand dashers in the international cricketing arena.
David Gower
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/David-Ivon-Gower-c52869 is one of the finest batsmen produced by the English cricketing fraternity. The left handed Englishman batting legend is among the top stroke players known to the world of cricket.
Gower is considered to be the most confident and consistent batsmen in the English international cricketing years. The veteran pulled his first ball in test cricket for four, which showed the level of confidence he had in his batting power play. And the
fact that he managed to stay the most consistent and regular performer of his time and even now senior English cricketers praise his batting credential, without any doubt he is finest world class left hander produced by England’s cricket.
(To be continued...Part 4)
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