Former Australian spinner Brad Hogg mentioned that Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal should change his sport when he comes Down Under for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy later this yr and provide you with a brand new vary of pictures due to tempo and bounce. Jaiswal was a standout participant for India throughout the residence sequence towards England which concluded just lately. In 5 matches and throughout 9 innings, Jaiswal made 712 runs at a mean of 89.00, with two double centuries and three fifties. His greatest rating was 214*. With India going to Australia for the Test sequence at year-end, Jaiswal shall be one of many batters to be careful for. It shall be attention-grabbing how he’ll tackle the tempo trio of skipper Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc.

Speaking on his Youtube Channel, Hogg mentioned that Jaiswal will encounter lots of tempo and bounce on Australian surfaces and should provide you with new vary of pictures accordingly. He should make use of the tempo whereas taking part in his hook and pulls as a substitute of simply making an attempt to hit onerous, added the previous Aussie spinner.

“Jaiswal played exceptionally well. Now how he is going to play when he comes here (Australia), he is going to have to change his game. Maybe look to use the pace while playing hook and pull shots instead of hitting hard. If he is going to be aggressive, he needs to have a new range of shots to his repertoire because of the pace and bounce in the surfaces,” mentioned Hogg.

Hogg additionally talked about one other teen Sarfaraz Khan, who lastly made his worldwide debut within the sequence following years of exploits for Mumbai in home cricket. The teen had a nice sequence, scoring 200 runs in 5 innings at a mean of fifty.00, with three fifties.

Hogg mentioned that he was frightened about Sarfaraz’s sport towards quick bowling, however a few of his shot-making towards pacers suggests that he’s engaged on that facet of his sport. The former Australian mentioned that Sarfaraz is nearly able to tackle the mighty Aussies of their territory.

“Sarfaraz Khan, I was worried about his game against fast bowling. But some of the pull shots he has played against sheer pace, I can say that he has been working on his game. I think he is just about ready to take on Australia’s pace attack in Australia with some of the pull shots he has played.”