Sunil Gavaskar has advised India’s batters to play the ball as late as possible when they face New Zealand in the two-Test series in Wellington and Christchurch, where swing and seam are expected to pose a major challenge.
Sunil Gavaskar has advised Indian batters to play the ball as late as possible during their upcoming two-Test series against New Zealand in Wellington and Christchurch. The batting legend emphasized that patience, defending with soft hands, and avoiding early commitments will be essential to counter expected seam and swing movement.
Additionally, Gavaskar questioned the two-match scheduling, advocating for a minimum of three Tests in future World Test Championship cycles. He also noted that India's prior limited-overs matches on the tour will help them acclimate to local conditions.
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