Sachin Baby has emerged as Kerala’s Crisis Man this season and is often saved by a relentless punch from the team. Left-handed, he hit the purple spot and averaged 87.82 where he scored 791 runs, a lunge of the season. became. The former captain also scored 3 centuries and 350. His run came at a time when Kerala needed it most.
As the oldest player in the team, Sanju He took charge when Samson was absent, Sachin He Baby took charge and played the game-winning innings and the match-saving innings for Kerala. Ranji said Sachin, who had 4,000 runs in his trophy this season, has enjoyed the fruits of his hard work in the off-season. “Looking at my results, I have played consistently well over the past few years, but I have never had a more productive season. I’m confident in my game and in the off-season I go to Bengaluru and play R.X. Muralidar for a few days. He said my fight was fine and told me to concentrate on my preparations for the fight. I also did strength training at A.T. Rajamani Prabhu in Chennai. I am saved because I can hit long innings without getting tired. After losing my first match to Jharkhand, I was determined to do well, put a price on my wickets and focus on my strengths and the runs flowed,” he said.
Sachin considers his 139 unbeaten record against Rajasthan at Sawai’s Mansingh his stadium to be his best shot of the season. When Kerala lost three quick wickets (he later became quite familiar with this scenario), Sachin Baby took to the plate and overcame a difficult situation, delivering a very decent attack from Rajasthan. to record a season 1 century. “The ball swung and Aniket Choudhary bowled really well. It was a challenge to face him. I played two saved innings and stayed that way for the rest of the season.”