Arjun Tendulkar appeals in opposition to a GT batter all over an IPL 2023 sport.© BCCI/IPL
Arjun Tendulkar has visible each ends of the spectrum in his trim IPL profession thus far. Upcoming taking a wicket within the latter over in opposition to SunRisers Hyderabad in an IPL 2023 fit, Arjun conceded 48 runs in 3 overs in opposition to Punjab Kings. In that fit he additionally conceded 31 runs in a single over, which is the second-most most costly over by way of a MI bowler. Towards Gujarat Titans on Tuesday, Arjun, son of Sachin Tendulkar, started on a promising be aware and conceded 4 runs within the opening over later his skipper Rohit Sharma chosen to bowl first on successful the toss.
MI didn’t have to attend lengthy for his or her first leap forward as Wriddhiman Saha overlooked an tried shoot shot to edge one to the keeper off Tendulkar within the first ball of the 3rd over. Having taken his spouse Shubman Gill’s recommendation, Saha reviewed, however the on-field umpire’s choice was once retained by way of UltraEdge.
It was once a pleasant comeback by way of Tendulkar teenage, 4 days later being smacked for 48 runs in 3 overs by way of Punjab Kings. Rising in self assurance, the 23-year-old left-arm seamer gave away simply 5 runs.
Life Arjun has been praised for his yorkers, his inadequency of specific velocity has been criticised by way of some. Former Australia pacer Brett Lee unfolded at the complaint that he has been dealing with.
“You will have people criticise almost everything. If you look at Sandeep Sharma, he has been bowling at 120 kph. Arjun is bowling way faster than that. He is only 23 years of age and he has got his whole career ahead of him. My advice will be don’t listen to critics,” Brett Lee mentioned in an interplay facilitated by way of Jio Cinema, IPL’s virtual broadcasters.
“Like his dad had to go through like he misses out and gets a low score, you got to back yourself. He has got some wonderful skills. He can bowl at 140 kph so as soon as he gets comfortable bowling in the team environment, gets more comfortable playing in front of the big lights and big crowd, his pace will increase. I see no issue with his pace. I know how fast he can bowl. He has got all the talent and all the right attributes. So my advice would be to keep doing what you have been doing and don’t listen to those people who are trying to have a go at him because remember most people who will criticise on social media have never bowled a ball in their life. They are keyboard warriors.”
With PTI inputs
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