Strike Rate versus Survival Rate

scoring at a rate of less than 30 is not how Shiv bats. As is evidenced by his two innings in this Test he can do much better. Regardless of what is said about Test cricket being all about grinding it out, fans don't want to see a world class batsman facing a toothless Bangladesh attack, in perfect batting conditions, with your team 250 odd for three, scoring at a rate of 28 runs per 100 balls. Like I said elsewhere - many who are defending that approach would not have been happy if they had paid their hard-earned cash to enter the stadium

bookmark this thread for India and South Africa.

when y'all will be crying and bawling to " Occupy Crease "..

SR will be a distant memory ,then  ::LOL::