After India’s defeat in the fourth T20I against New Zealand, all-rounder Shivam Dube discussed his improved batting mindset, crediting regular match practice for enhancing his skills. Dube showcased his big-hitting ability with a swift half-century during the match in Vizag, where he scored 65 runs off 23 balls, including 36 runs against spinners at a remarkable strike rate of 400.
Expressing gratitude for the opportunities to bat and bowl, Dube emphasized the importance of gaining experience and evolving his gameplay. He highlighted the significance of understanding his strengths and match-ups to elevate his performance, particularly focusing on targeting spinners to boost the team’s run rate in crucial phases.
Dube’s aggressive approach was evident as he dominated New Zealand’s bowlers, notably hitting seven sixes, including a remarkable 29-run over against Ish Sodhi. Reflecting on his strategy, Dube mentioned relying on instincts and readiness to capitalize on bowlers’ mistakes to maintain pressure on the opposition. India, having secured the series victory, aims to conclude the T20I series on a positive note in Thiruvananthapuram.
