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Ramesh Advises Suryakumar: Ditch the Scoop for MI
4 May
Summary
- Suryakumar Yadav is struggling, averaging under 21 in nine innings this IPL.
- Sadagoppan Ramesh suggests Suryakumar abandon the scoop shot for consistency.
- Tilak Varma also faces pressure due to fluctuating expectations and role changes.
Suryakumar Yadav, a key batter for Mumbai Indians, is facing a challenging IPL season, prompting former Indian opener Sadagoppan Ramesh to suggest a change in his playing style. Ramesh advised Yadav to refrain from using his favored scoop shot, particularly during his initial scoring phase, suggesting he focus on playing straight shots.
Yadav's form has been a significant concern for MI, contributing to their ninth-place standing with only two wins in nine matches. His struggles have placed immense pressure on the team. Ramesh also commented on Tilak Varma's inconsistent performance, attributing it to fluctuating expectations and frequent batting order changes.
Ramesh recommended that MI maintain a stable position for Varma, suggesting he bat at number three, a role he has performed for India. He believes this would be more beneficial than using him as a finisher, especially given the team's current composition.
