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Originally Posted by MHRAM
The best player adjusts.
Nothing to do with t20s. You need to learn how to be patient in test cricket. Chasing wide deliveries when set can happen if you don't try to master your patience.
Test is a game of chess where smart cricket is absolutely necessary
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This.
It's no brainer, is it? I mean, a ball really wide outside off at test, do yu need to play at it when your playing test match with whole day to bat, nothing to worry about RRR or anything. Some of the shots our batsmen played/play, truely shocking in terms of test cricket. Goes to wonder, if they know exactly if they're playing, test match or t20!
Batting coach gets the blame here mostly. He should rectify this in training, practice. Surely, a good talking to, videos shown of certain legends of the game will help make our batsmen understand the importance of staying out there long,showing good application, playing long innings, and understanding to take the test match session by session!