Suryakumar’s strike rate in the shortest format of the game is 179.63! The average is 42.33. These statistics prove how aggressive and consistent he is. According to Indian media, Suryakumar is getting this success due to his long hard work and perseverance. Before coming to the World Cup, he asked the cricket secretary of Percy Gymkhana in Mumbai to make a bouncy pitch covered in green. Surya used to bat for 4 hours daily against different types of bowlers on that pitch. That’s how his shot gradually became perfect.

Talking about the helicopter shot against Zimbabwe, Suryakumar said, “I have learned the scoop shot from the time I played cricket with a rubber ball. First of all, you have to understand what the bowler is going to bowl. It has to be understood before the delivery of the ball. At the same time, there is no risk if you look at the fielding. I already know the distance behind me. So while batting, I try to use the pace of the bowler’s ball. ‘

He also said, ‘I try to hit boundaries when I come out to bat. If I can’t do that, I try to take singles and doubles. If you come out to bat with Kohli, you have to run. That’s when I tried to find the gap between the fielders and send the ball. The edge can be changed. Sweeps blow over covers, cuts – these are my weapons. If you can play these shots, confidence