Old Indian Cricketer-Puck Aakash Chopra Varun praised Chakaravarthy after his match-winning spell in Kolkata’s first T20I in England. The mystery spinner stunned one and all by finishing with astonishing figures of 3/23 in four overs.
His effort gave the hosts Indian cricket team a 1-0 lead in the five-match T20I before chasing down the target. row Eden Gardena in Kolkata on Wednesday 23rd January.
Aakash Chopra Hills Varr Chakaravarthy’s transformation as a bowler
After the match, Aakash Chopra highlighted a remarkable transformation in Varun Chakaravarthy, the mystery spinner who now continues the challenge of bowling as he spells power with confidence. His ability to slow down the ball in the air and fly it with precision caught the attention of the cricket pundit.
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Spinner taking a drill in Afghanistan Rashid KhanThe former Indian off-spinner has said that usually pacers tend to increase the pace under pressure, but Chakaravarthy remains calm and sticks to his powers even when he is hit for a run. He emphasized that both spinners are different.
Varun Chakaravarthy is not Rashid Khan: Aakash Chopra
In a video posted on his YouTube channel, Aakash Chopra said, “Since Varun Varun Chakaravarthy came back, he started bowling in PowerPlay. He came and bowled the sixth and the bowling was incredible. What I like the most is that he bowled slowly in the air. The ball is happy to fly.
PACE is a great marker in my opinion because today is the moment the bowlers hit and the fast bowler is slow. A spinner walks slowly, confidently into a bowl. Without a Rashid Khan, even if you hit for a six, you go slowly. His bowling style is different. It will pack quickly. But Varun Chakaravarthy is not Rashid. “
Furthermore, the commentator noted that Varun Chakaravarthy is a skilled bowler with many tricks up his sleeve. Leg breaks and googlies that are hard to hit can pack a punch. In the past, batsmen used to decide which ball to bowl where and even the spinner used to bowl bad balls that were short or full.
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Aakash Chopra is not expected for Varun Chakaravarthy’s Warriors
However, Varun has upped his game in terms of length and even line as Aakash Chopra has bent with more control and precision in the last few years. Cricket experts later pointed out that Varun rarely bowls bad balls.
Chopra said that Chakaravarthy’s deliveries have already started within three stumps and after he finishes, he can also start his increasingly difficult deliveries for the bubbles.
After winning the man of the match award in Kolkata, Varun revealed that he is trying to make his bowling more unpredictable. And for that, he adds speed which adds to the speed that saves the ball while continuing to use overlap to make it even more difficult for stoners to break stones.
