While everyone else may be wondering about his technique, Ashwell Prince says Kyle Verreynne’s biggest strength is between his ears.
Ignore the technique ... Kyle Verreynne’s mentality is why he can overcome adversity in a Proteas shirttechnique has always been a hotly-debated topic since making the step up to international cricket despite him piling on the runs domestically for a number years.wicket-keeper batsman’s case for a while now, highlighting his perceived shortcomings as an international player, despite a healthy First-Class average of 50.74 while playing most of his cricket on South African coastal wickets.
Verreyne scored a magnificent 114 off 144 balls, which helped to take the Proteas from 106/6 to their eventual 308 all out, which got them a crucial 202 first-innings lead. “His biggest strength is his mentality. This is what I’ve loved about Kyle when he was a young professional at the Cobras when I was the coach,” Prince told SuperSport.
However, his Test average of 27.65 suggests that he hasn’t quite done the business yet at the highest level. This effort in Dhaka was only his second century in 29 innings, to go with his three fifties.
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