Australian Glenn Maxwell defends ‘switch-hit’
All -rounder says bowlers need to adapt to batting tactic as they do to others
03 December 2020 - 14:42
Mumbai — Glenn Maxwell defended the switch-hit after the audacious stroke again drew criticism from pundits, the Australian all-rounder saying the onus is on bowlers to evolve and counter batsmen in the shorter formats of the game.
Right-handed Maxwell switches stance in a flash to transform into a left-hander with the bowler well into the delivery stride, making field settings impossible against the shot...
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