Durban [South Africa] : Australia skipper Mitchell Marsh heaped praise on the young debutant Tanveer Sangha who was one of the standout players in the Baggy Greens victory against South Africa.
In 18 years, his bowling figure of 4-31 was the best for a player making his debut for Australia. Tanveer’s spin magic made short work of the hosts South Africa as Australia cruised comfortably towards a thumping 111-run victory.
After the game, Marsh lauded the 21-year-old for his exceptional performance, hailed the calmness of spinner and said as quoted from cricket.com.au, “I don’t think Tanveer’s heart rate gets over 100,” his captain Mitch Marsh said, labelling Sangha a “ripping young kid”.
“He was in the gym when he found out and he was pretty chilled and said he’s ready to go and it appears that he keeps it very simple, which will hold him in good stead for top level cricket. His demeanour is fantastic. I’m proud of him to come in and have a debut like that.
He’s got a great smile, so hopefully we see it for many years to come,” Marsh added.
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