He has not played much international cricket yet. As a result, he is not a household name. However, Pak spinner Usman Tariq played enough to change the plan of the opposition team. 11 wickets in the first four T20Is, economy below six, average below eight—not just a good start, but proof that he can take matches out of the grasp of the opposition. Tariq’s real weapon is not the secret spin. Speed ​​control. He took a break during the run-up. A stop-start type of rhythm, which disrupts the batter’s trigger movement. The batter wants to understand the length quickly. Prepares to play specific shots like that. But a bowler who changes the timing of the release without changing the delivery, pushes the batsman into the most dangerous zone in cricket. And that’s where the wrong shot is born.

This time the name of this puck spinner is also in the mouth of Sourav Gangopadhyay. But Maharaj said, Ahamri is not a spinner Usman. Sourav said that Tariq is a normal offspinner. I don’t know if his bowling action is sanctioned by ICC. But no big deal. He stopped a little and said. Indian batsmen can play him. Indian batsmen know how to play spin.