When the team entered the final stage of the finals in the semifinals of the 2019 World Cup, in the 12th edition of this four-year show, few things stand out.
Each World Cup will make the heroes, the hard throwers of the game, the gardeners who return the moments of glory and, of course, those who shake the willows, when their team needs them most, it will kill the dream.
This is no different. Career, career breakdown. But what makes this stand out is the characteristics of those who knock on the door and how they are accepted.
Knock at the door
Mahendra Singh Dhoni was heavily criticized after 61 shots against the West Indies. All social networks are hitting it. All criticism is dedicated to this coup, which is behind his 52 goals 28 against Afghanistan.
Some of the most critical roles in this World Cup have similar characteristics. A perfect example is the perseverance of Kane Williamson in South Africa. The New Zealand team hangs for 4 minutes with a score of 80. During this time, the team needs someone like Williamson to touch their skin.
The captain of the black cap took control of the game perfectly, producing 138 goals and 106 hits. What it shows is that fireworks can not save you in times of crisis. The batter must do it yourself and take it to the last ball.
Similar to the call of Babar Azam at the door of New Zealand. All these hits are in other great World Cups. However, what prevents us from getting rid of these shocks is that we pay too much attention to the proportion of their scores.
Reception
In an era in which the T20 cricket captured the imagination of the masses, games like this one are less and less. Fanatical fans want a regular of 350 points. They want to blow the ball out of the park every time. They expect to strike a fierce blow with a success rate of 200.
But if you take care of it, it's these touches that really have an impact on all the important stress games. These offices are the office that stabilizes the ship and frees the pressure in the locker room. The ability to create an impact like this separates the good hitter from the great hitter.
History shows that the best hitters are those who have the ability to fight for longer. This is what has always been hitting the ball. It is milled in the middle. Trying to smoke each ball can only take you so far. Like Dhoni and Williamson, it really captures the essence of batting.
What is the true nature of a good ODI strike?
Times are changing and the batter must change. The total number of mammoths and the big six have become the norm. Even the "longest" ODI format.
Bats become thicker and the edges become smaller. But every once in a while, when a Dhoni, or a Williamson, or a Babar, really applies to itself, it cracks in the middle and throws one of the tenacious and patient blows, we, fanatics and experts. They can say that they come very slowly, or they appreciate them a lot.
In the end, these sandy shocks encompass the true nature of the game and can make the difference between winning or losing the World Cup.
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