Dharamsala, September 13
Former South Africa all-rounder Lance Klusener feels that a phenomenal talent like Rishabh Pant will do well to learn from others’ mistakes rather than make his own in a bid to become more consistent for India in near future.
An average of 22.90 in ODIs and 21.57 in T20s doesn’t do justice to the kind of talent the flamboyant left-hander possesses and his impetuous shot selection is an indication that he is getting ahead of himself, feels the 48-year-old Klusener.
“It would hard for me to pinpoint but with a phenomenal talent like that, one always tends to get a bit ahead of himself,” Klusener, in India as the white ball batting coach of South Africa, said.
Klusener has seen a bit of Pant when he was Delhi senior team’s white ball consultant last year. “He needs to give himself time to get in and that bit of time will allow him to showcase his talent,” he said
“What gets you ahead in international cricket is learning from others’ mistakes rather than making your own mistakes along the way and learning,” he said. “You can learn from your own mistakes but it will take a lot more time to realise, correct and become a better player using that process.” — PTI
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