CNN Central News & Network-ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: New Delhi. In T20 cricket, it is becoming an increasing challenge for bowlers to contain the aggressive approach of batters. Despite conceding a total of 879 runs in four matches, the Indian team’s coach has backed the bowlers and said their performance should be viewed in a wider context.

The coach believes that amid the aggressive mindset of batters and the changing nature of T20 cricket, bowlers should not be judged only on the basis of runs conceded.

The growing challenge for bowlers in T20 cricket is clear. In the format, batters try to score quickly from the start. Fielding restrictions in the powerplay, strategies built around big shots and sustained attacking play in the final overs increase the pressure on bowlers. In such conditions, bowlers have to keep changing their line and length and plan according to the batters’ approach.

Backing the bowlers, the Indian team’s coach conveyed that the team management must keep players’ confidence intact. Even after a poor performance, bowlers need to be given the opportunity to learn from their mistakes and make a comeback in the next match.

Runs conceded do not tell the whole story. While assessing a bowler’s performance in T20 cricket, looking only at the runs given away is not enough. Wicket-taking ability, bowling under pressure, preventing opposition batters from hitting big shots and the match situation are also important. At times, strong partnerships by batters or short boundaries can make a bowler’s figures look poor.

However, bowlers also need to continue improving their plans. In the death overs, the effective use of yorkers, slower deliveries and accurate length can influence the result of a match. The team management’s trust can help players remain mentally strong.

The context of the official statement is important. In the report linked to 879 runs being conceded in four T20 matches and the Indian coach’s remarks, confirmation of the relevant series, the bowlers and the coach’s name is necessary. Available information does not make clear which four matches the figure refers to or which Indian coach made the statement. Therefore, it would not be appropriate to add the name of any player or coach and present the claim as fact.


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