It is all about being consistent for Sunil Narine – Cricket News Update
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Sunil-Philip-Narine-c91869, Kolkata Knight Riders’ off-spinner, has said that he does not let nerves get the better of him on the field and expressed that he wants to keep improving as a bowler as this is the only way he can survive at the highest
stage of the game.
The right-arm off-spinner made his way to international cricket last year in http://www.senore.com/Cricket/India-c750 and since then he has been absolutely brilliant in international cricket as well as for his franchise in the fifth season of the Indian Premier League
(IPL).
Narine has the ability to spin the ball both ways and can bamboozle even the best in the business. He did exceedingly well in the limited-overs series against http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Australia-c746 earlier this year and at such a young age, he has already made
an impression in international cricket.
He is among the leading wicket-takers of the on-going edition of IPL with 15 scalps in merely nine matches, with an average of 12.73, which is extra-ordinary for the shortest format of the game.
The off-spinner from Trinidad & Tobago understands that he will not remain a mystery for batsmen in the coming years and he must keep developing as a bowler in order to survive at the ultimate level of the sport.
“Batsmen will eventually sort me out, but I can only concentrate on my bowling and not take much pressure. I don’t take any pressure. I just concentrate on bowling well,” Narine said.
The off-spinner is predicted to be a superstar in future but it remains to be seen whether he can carry with the same form in future or not.
Sri Lankan captain, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/BAW-Mendis-c1127, feels that the real test of Narine is yet to come because in international cricket,
it is all about maintaining the performances.
“He is going through a honeymoon period. But more and more he plays, batsmen will start analysing him and then it will be his real test. The key will be whether he is improving as a bowler from what he is right now," Jayawardene expressed.
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