“If you start a tournament well, that buys you time to get deeper into it and feel comfortable,” Gilchrist told Fox Cricket
Adam Gilchrist; (right) Jake Fraser-McGurk. Pic/AFP
Former Australian wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist warned that Jake Fraser-McGurk could find himself warming the bench in the Delhi Capitals if he doesn’t produce results early in the tournament.
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Fraser-McGurk’s T20I performances have dipped over the past 12 months; across his 24 most recent matches, he has managed 382 runs at 15.91. “[Delhi] have shown great faith in keeping him at the franchise. It’s important he starts well. What I do know of the IPL typically is that franchises and owners and coaches, don’t tolerate a lack of results for too long.
“If you start a tournament well, that buys you time to get deeper into it and feel comfortable,” Gilchrist told Fox Cricket.
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