RidiculousMan
T20I Debutant
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Must sign him in PSL. He recently scored a 100+ against New Zealand in T20Is
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An outstanding pick.Kusal Perera is picked by Lahore Qalandars in the Diamond category in PSL Draft 2025
Hopefully gets picked by PZ in next PSL.Perera > Billings
He needs to become a consistent batter. And SL desperately needs to find a proper place for him in the batting order whether it's as an opener or in the middle order.I can think of few innings that will ever come close to Kusal Perera's century against South Africa at Durban, 2019. As a batsman, he has already had his 'perfect game.' Everything he does now is a bonus, because he has already etched his name into the history of great batsmanship.
It's too late for that. And the way he plays that's unlikely to happen anyway.He needs to become a consistent batter. And SL desperately needs to find a proper place for him in the batting order whether it's as an opener or in the middle order.
I really wanted to see Perera open with Fakhar. Dream comboIts a shame we didn't see him play in earlier leg.
Would have scored big in Pindi.
Im not even surprised at this point.
It's the GOAT Test knock as far as I'm concerned, especially considering the context, conditions and attack it came against.I can think of few innings that will ever come close to Kusal Perera's century against South Africa at Durban, 2019. As a batsman, he has already had his 'perfect game.' Everything he does now is a bonus, because he has already etched his name into the history of great batsmanship.
Oh tu rehnde!Probably the biggest underachiever in Sri Lankan cricket history. He has played some great knocks but he should have done so much more across formats. His name should have been etched alongside the likes of Jayasuriya and Dilshan as Sri Lanka’s legendary aggressive batsmen.
I beg to differ. I might have been momentarily fooled by Sharjeel but I’m glad I got back to my senses and realized that he is an awful batsman.Ngl, that is a mad u-turn. Mamoon was right in 2014 and should have stuck to this position.
I just hope it is talked about more over time, because honestly, it deserves to beIt's the GOAT Test knock as far as I'm concerned, especially considering the context, conditions and attack it came against.
Unfortunately , the match didnt involve a Big 3 side so it doesn't get talked about nearly as much as it should.
I beg to differ. I might have been momentarily fooled by Sharjeel but I’m glad I got back to my senses and realized that he is an awful batsman.
It is disrespectful to Perera to be compared to Sharjeel. His century in South Africa is bigger than Sharjeel’s entire career.
As talented as Imran was, he was pretty brainless and reckless with developing his batting. He didn't mature one bit from 1999 to 2012. Later on Umar Akmal joined his ranks with the development issue. Imran had insane bat speed and could hit them like rockets. Earlier on, we had the likes of oldies whose mentoring mantra was: start slow then go berserk. So even when there were fielders inside the circle, Imran listened to those silly pieces of advice from our coaches and senior players and was often caught in two minds. His problem was picking swing and variations which turned out to be his downfall. He was caught like a deer in headlights during his final wt20 when the likes of Steyn simply bullied him into gifting them his wicket. Imran definitely was someone who probably had the ingredients but they never got to developmental stages. He batted without any plan from 1999 to 2012.You read the game very well and normally you get these right 9 times out of 10, so I would be surprised if all of a sudden you stopped rating him now.
What did you think of Imran Nazir? Reason I ask is because I think him and Sharjeel were both quite talented players, who were not coached properly.
Imran Nazir was unfortunate because he was the right player for the wrong era. He would be a white ball superstar if he played today. Not only a great ball striker but also an amazing athlete and fielder.You read the game very well and normally you get these right 9 times out of 10, so I would be surprised if all of a sudden you stopped rating him now.
What did you think of Imran Nazir? Reason I ask is because I think him and Sharjeel were both quite talented players, who were not coached properly.