Suleiman
Test Debutant
- Joined
- Mar 17, 2014
- Runs
- 15,868
- Post of the Week
- 2
South African top order were thrown into the pit in a very demanding tour vs a fiery Australian pace attack on a fast WACA pitch and the top and middle order were nervous and shaky, arms weak knees were heavy, and Starc + Hazlewood did them in for the most part.
Enter Quinton de Kock. Has looked so good and composed even in not particularly friendly conditions and situation he is in. Nearing a 50 and going about it at a SR of about 70-80.
In another part of the world another wicket keeper batsman by the name of Sarfraz Ahmed also made a name for himself in similar fashion, used to come in when going got tough, scored freely at a high SR and gave his team a chance.
But with Sarfraz fading a bit these days because of reasons unknown, is QdK the young dynamite set to displace Sarfraz as the best keeper bat in the world atm. Who would you rather wicket keep and then bat for your life?
Enter Quinton de Kock. Has looked so good and composed even in not particularly friendly conditions and situation he is in. Nearing a 50 and going about it at a SR of about 70-80.
In another part of the world another wicket keeper batsman by the name of Sarfraz Ahmed also made a name for himself in similar fashion, used to come in when going got tough, scored freely at a high SR and gave his team a chance.
But with Sarfraz fading a bit these days because of reasons unknown, is QdK the young dynamite set to displace Sarfraz as the best keeper bat in the world atm. Who would you rather wicket keep and then bat for your life?