Zira US English. Oliver British. Wendy British. Fred US English. Tessa South African. How to say cover drive in sign language? Numerology Chaldean Numerology The numerical value of cover drive in Chaldean Numerology is: 5 Pythagorean Numerology The numerical value of cover drive in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4.
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Shafiq has been around for nearly a decade now, but hasn't quite managed to elevate his career to the next level, which has left us discussing what he might have achieved in an alternative universe.
However, his cover-drive numbers are from this universe and they are superb. Among the next three in the list are players you might have expected right at the top. Williamson combines orthodoxy and elegance with effectiveness to run up an average of nearly , while Steven Smith 's version of the cover drive is slightly different but successful nonetheless, giving him an average close to Between them is Cheteshwar Pujara , a Test specialist and less flamboyant than most of his top-order mates in the Indian line-up, but as the average of In fact, it's ironic that Pujara, known for his defensive abilities more than anything else, figures relatively low among the batsmen with the best defence but is in the top five in the list of batsmen with the most effective cover drives.
Kohli, on the other hand, was among the top batsmen in terms of defence, but his cover-drive average of Joe Root is only a few spots above him at No. The risk-reward factor However, while the average indicates how safe a shot the cover-drive is for a batsman, it doesn't say how important that shot is for him.
Kohli, for instance, scores For Markram, the percentage is as high as Pujara's wagon wheel during this period shows he has scored runs off the flick, and only from the cover drive; for Kohli, the flick has fetched runs, but the cover drive is not too far behind, at Pujara averages So while the cover drive is a riskier option for Kohli than it is for Pujara, that is also because he attempts that shot more often - perhaps to deliveries that aren't quite there for the shot - and gets a higher percentage of his runs from that shot.
Another way to look at this risk-reward equation is to compare the percentage of runs this shot fetches a batsman, versus the percentage of dismissals it brings about. Kohli gets For Pujara, those percentages are 12 and 3.
Markram's differential on this scale is Du Plessis is up there too, as is Shai Hope , who scores At the other end of the scale is Babar Azam. The cover drive is his most productive shot - it has fetched him runs, while the next highest is the flick, with - but it has also brought about eight dismissals. In terms of his aggregate numbers, those work out to The differential of 0. Azam's cover-drive average of However, it needs to be mentioned here that this differential is also a function of how many runs a batsman scores off other shots.
Hope's runs percentage off the cover drive is extremely high because he doesn't score as many runs off other shots. That in turn increases the differential value for him. Smith has a lower run percentage - and a lower differential - because he has other shots in his arsenal, but his cover-drive average is still much higher than Hope's. When the favourite shot fetches high value What about the batsmen who combine a high average with a high percentage of runs scored through the shot?
Temba Bavuma just misses out but deserves a mention: he averages Markram's control is an amazing BJ Watling, who has a cover-drive average of 84, which ranks him 18th on that list, comes in second here, with a control percentage of Similarly, Azhar Ali average Pujara ranks 13th with a percent of The interesting entry, though, is at No.
The reason for that is his rate of getting out when he makes a mistake: he makes only 3.
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