Batting Style Is Majorly Dictated By The Playing Conditions On Offer, Says NZ Batting Coach Luke Ronchi

New Zealand batting coach Luke Ronchi said the batting style of a side is majorly dictated by the playing conditions on a particular match day and added that going ballistic with the bat from the word go, regardless of the conditions, was not a good idea.

India were severely criticised by many for their conservative batting approach at the recent Men's T20 World Cup after their 10-wicket loss to England in the semifinals at the Adelaide Oval. Throughout the tournament, India's top-order had struggled to amass big runs in power-play and not recording a single fifty-plus opening stand.

Wellington, Nov 17, New Zealand batting coach Luke Ronchi said the batting style of a side is majorly dictated by the playing conditions on a particular match day and added that going ballistic with the bat from the word go, regardless of the conditions, was not a good idea.

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