It has to be the Batsmen, or shall I say, all credit goes to the batsmen. If he is technically sound in his batting, has temperament to face the opposition's pressure, and has enough experience with different kinds of bowling and pitches around the world, he could sustain himself at the crease for a very long time. Something that we will usually only see in the more experienced ones.
THERE IS ALWAYS A POINT AND PURPOSE TO AN INNINGS DISCIPLINED BY THE FLOW OF THE GAME....BATSMEN MUST BE RESPONSIVE TO THAT FLOW PURPOSE AND POINT.
ALLYUH BEHAVE AS IF THE BATSMAN IN A VACUUM, ISOLATED FROM THE CONTEXT OF THE GAME. BATSMEN ARE ACCORDED GREATNESS PRECISELY DUE TO THEIR RESPONSIVE SUCCESS OVER THEIR CAREERS TO THE VERY CONTEXT OF THE GAME.... TO THE DEMANDS MADE ON THEM BY CONTEXT AND HOW THE RESPONDED
MOST BATSMEN ARE NOT LOOKING FOR NOT OUTS BUT TONS, MASSIVE RUNS BEFORE THEY GET OUT. USUALLY IF THEY REMAIN NOT OUT IT IS DUE TO GAME CONTEXT NOT NECESSARILY BECAUSE DEH COULD NOT BE OUTED
