Indian legends became fans of Axar Patel’s stormy batting in the second test match, know what he said

IND vs NZ, 2nd Test: On the third day of the match being played between India (India) and New Zealand (NZ), Indian all-rounder Axar Patel made headlines with his excellent batting. After scoring a half-century in the first innings, Akshar batted brilliantly in the second innings as well and scored 41 runs in just 26 balls. During this he hit 3 fours and 4 sixes. His innings is being praised a lot in the cricket world. All the veterans have expressed their opinion about his excellent batting.

VVS Laxman said this about the alphabet
Former cricketer VVS Laxman has praised Axar Patel’s quick innings. During a conversation with a sports channel, Laxman said that the way Axar batted, it is not easy. His confidence is visible in this performance. Laxman said that he has the ability to play big shots and is expected to continue with the same performance with the ball and bat.

Sanjay Bangar praised
Former Indian veteran Sanjay Bangar has also praised Axar Patel fiercely. He told that during a camp of National Cricket Academy in the year 2014, the talent of Axar Patel was appreciated by all. During that time he bowled well. However, now he is also batting brilliantly and it is a good sign for the team.

Such was the performance of the letter in the second match
Akshar Patel scored 52 runs in the first innings of the second match being played at the Wankhede Stadium. Apart from this, he also took two important wickets. The special thing was that in the second innings, Akshar batted in a stormy manner and scored 41 runs. Thanks to his innings, Team India has given a target of 540 runs to New Zealand. Axar has so far taken 1 wicket in the second innings and it is expected that he will get a few more wickets and put the match in India’s lap.

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