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The battle of off-spinners will resume between Ashwin and Lyon in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Both made their Test debut in the same year and easily crossed the 500-wicket mark in the longer format.
“Ash is an incredible bowler. I've been one-on-one with him basically my entire career, so I've learned a lot from Ash. He's an incredibly smart bowler, and he's very quick to learn and adapt.” Is capable.” And I think the best bowlers in the world are capable of doing that.”
“He used his skills to benefit himself and his team. So you have to give credit where credit is due, he was the best bowler (in 2020/21), as he usually is,” Lyon said. So salute to Ash.” To Fox Cricket.
He also revealed what he learned from watching Ashwin in action. “He's taught me a lot. I'm a big believer that the players you play against are the best coaches you'll ever have.”
I've watched a lot of footage of him coming to India, the way he goes here and there in Australia, see if I can pick up something.”
“The way I look at cricket is that I have never met anyone who has won the game, I have never played against or with anyone who has won the game. There is a lot of learning in this great game. There's a lot to learn, and there's a lot for me to learn too, outside of luxury.
He is a world class bowler. He has taken more than 500 Test match wickets and he should be extremely proud of that.” “I know Jadeja reads it all, so I can't really share all my secrets.
My big thing is turning the ball back and getting bounces, but it's a difficult art to be able to do that in Australia. The size of your mistake is very small.” Lyon signed off, sidestepping questions over when he or Ashwin would retire from the game.
“Spin bowling is an art that the older you get, the better you get with age. There's definitely no limits for me, and I don't think there should be any limits for us either. He Absolutely world class, and there's a series in a few years, so who knows?
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