David Warner slams Indian batsmen's technique – Cricket News Update
Australian opening batsman, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/SR-Tendulkar-c2556
retire.
Warne gave this statement after scoring a thundering hundred on the opening day of the third Test match against India at Perth. The visitors were bowled out for a mere 161 runs in the first innings and by the close of play on day 1, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Australia-c746 had scored
149 runs without losing a wicket.
The left-handed batsman smashed the Indian bowlers to all parts of the ground and scored 104 runs off only 80 balls in which he struck 13 fours and three massive hits out of the park.
While talking about the performance of the Indian batsmen on the fast pitches of Australia, Warner expressed that http://www.senore.com/Cricket/India-c750 is a formidable side on their home turf but they are badly exposed outside their country.
Warner feels that India must produce high-quality batsmen who can deliver goods in tough conditions and the same cannot be said about the present lot of Indian batsmen.
He said, "The challenge for India has always been how they perform outside. Everyone talks about bouncy pitches and how they approach it. When Tendulkar and Dravid and those boys retire in a couple of years, where is Indian cricket going to be. They have
to find way, come here and work hard and do well on green wickets."
The left-handed batting sensation slammed the technique of the Indian batsmen against the moving ball and said that http://www.senore.com/Cricket/MS-Dhoni-c2028 and company do not leave the ball well and this is the primary reason behind their soft dismissals.
"They are bowled over already. We try to bowl on 5th-6th stump and they don`t like leaving ball, they like hitting as many balls as possible so they are fishing and nicking it and that`s what we have been doing," said Warner.
The left-hander is going to resume his innings tomorrow and the cricket fans will be hoping that he continues to entertain them on day 2.
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