RCB inclined Tim David, expressed the desire to raise the order.© BCCI
Days after playing a fast -fired half -century firing against the Punjab Kings (PBKs), the royal square Bengaluru (RCB) Tim David expressed his desire to hit a higher order. David’s 25-ball 50 of the RCB helped release a total of 95 on the board after a embarrassing collapse, seeing that they lost seven small doors for only 42 runs. Although the RCB finally lost the match, David’s shot gained praise and at the same time a discussion on whether the order would be allowed to be allowed to be higher. On Sunday, David responded to a cheeky after the second match of the double headlines against PBKs.
“Ideally, it would be great to walk at 250/0 in 15th place.”
“But we have a great shot.
David also announced that he worked hard and helps him perform well when he had a chance this season.
“I feel like I’m doing a good shot, I was working on things and it works. I want to put pressure on the opposition. If we hit well, it’s not necessary.”
After Knock vs PBKs, the experienced Indian dough praised Cheteshwar Pujara David. He said: “The pottery seemed to be aware of the lengths that the pottery would be a bowl and had a clear game plan – what kind of shots he wanted to play in the field. When you have a clarity, it becomes easier. Cheteshwar Pujara said, as quoted by Espncricinfo.
Former Indian cricket player Ambati Rayudu was impressed by Tim David’s performance, emphasizing his ability to play a bright stroke under pressure. He praised the progress of landing and believed that a better partnership could result in a higher score.
He continued: “He played a bright stroke under pressure, took his time. He accelerated the innings very well. If it was someone to be a partner, it would be 120 or 130 for RCB. But some amazing strokes.” Ambati said rayudu.
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