Key Highlights
- He’s been such a solid and consistent contributor for India in T20 cricket for a long time and just hasn’t been able to find it of late,” Ponting said of Yadav.
- “He’s an interesting one because when I’ve seen him play his best, he’s taken six or eight or 10 balls to get going and then just lets it all go,” said Ponting.
- The former Australian captain, however, backed Yadav to return to his best and rediscover the fearless brand of cricket he is renowned for.
- “He plays all of his shots and backs himself and a bit like Travis Head where it almost looks like they don’t ever fear getting out,” Ponting noted.
- “That’s what I’d say to him.
