SA vs BAN | Twitter lauds courageous captain as Shanto denies matchup to leave Miller agonizing
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There has been an increased influence of data-driven statistics in the field of sport and cricket is no different. However, Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto risked an unfavorable match-up to leave well-set David Miller fuming as Bangladesh and South Africa went loggerheads in New York.
After Taskin Ahmed cleaned up the dangerous-looking Klaasen in the 18th over, Shanto decided to summon leg spinner Rishad Hossain who went wicketless for 28 runs in three overs, the worst economy among all Bangladesh bowlers then. The second ball of the penultimate over saw the audacious leggie bowl a tossed-up leg-break at the leg stump that Miller tried to heave across the line for a biggie. However, the ball stuck to the surface, resulting in the southpaw playing through the stroke early, and watching the timbers shattered.
It's quite uncanny of wrist spinners bowling in slog overs and that too against a well-settled left-handed batter as their stock ball comes into the batsman, making it easier to score runs. However, Shanto’s gutsy call paid rich dividends for Bangladesh, leaving Miller fuming and the Twitterverse in appreciation of the former’s captaincy.
Miller gone
— Bill Jax (@jax_bill74377) June 10, 2024
His progression
David Miller T20I career progression:
— Abhishek AB (@ABsay_ek) June 10, 2024
He made his debut in 2010 & in first 5 years(till 2015):
32 innings: 612 runs, 29 Avg, 128 Strike Rate, 0 50+ Score
From 2016 to 2020:
36 innings, 797 runs, 29 Avg, 148 Strike Rate, 3 50+ scores
From 2020 till present:
36 innings, 953… pic.twitter.com/6tjLnUzle7
Filed to finish
59*(51) while entering a chase at 12/4, and finished it as well.
— Dj (@CricketChuckles) June 10, 2024
29(38) while entering at 23/4, and saves SA yet again on his birthday - but fails to finish it well.
David Miller on tough surfaces 🏏#INDvPAK#JaspritBumrah#SAvBAN#NaseemShah#Kalki2898AD#Prabhas pic.twitter.com/A98KvZZVar
Unbeliebvable captiancy
Najmul Hossain Shanto unbelievable captaincy today. The no 1 all rounder bowls 1 over only and makes a 21 year old inexperienced leg spinner to bow the penultimate over against David miller in which he conceded 4 runs with the wicket of miller. Brilliant 👏#T20WorldCup
— Jawad (@JawadMS13) June 10, 2024
Gone
Finally out David Miller.
— Kownok Ahmed Uthso (@IamUthso) June 10, 2024
David Miller bowled out by Rishad Hossain. pic.twitter.com/a04FVm4fFE
Following
Miller follows Klaasen! Rishad has got rid of David Miller with a top spinner. Miller goes after scoring 29 (38) and he failed to finish South Africa's innings.
— Helvin Cardoz ❤️ (@CardozHelvin) June 10, 2024
SA 106/6 (18.2)
Need good finishers
When I said, India need a good finisher...I mean someone like Heinrich Klaasen and David Miller and not Shivam Dube and Ravindra Jadeja 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/ERyB5CWhj5
— Ishan's💙 (SOLO FC) (@IshanWK32) June 10, 2024
Tendency to choke
south africs sans david miller have tendency to choke against spinner with no pace on ball. I think with other asian teams they will play shoriful.
— subash d Dif. ( cricketer riyan parag =favorite) (@subash_ban) June 10, 2024
Gone for less
DAVID MILLER GONEEEEEEEE FOR LESS THAN 100 STRIKE RATEEEEEE THIS AINT THE IPL GET OUTTA HEREEEEE
— shabby doo (@banglabeta) June 10, 2024
His temperment
David Miller's Temperament When his Team is dead and burried is second to None
— LA PAUSA (@Middlstump) June 10, 2024
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