HARD hitting batsman Adam Voges has said he can still play his natural game and get results in Notts’ imminent Twenty20 campaign.
The top order Aussie is relishing the competition having built up an enviable reputation for spectacular performances in the format in his native Perth for Western Australia.
He said: “I think you can still play good cricket shots, the guys can get a bit unstuck just trying to slog balls.
“Personally it’s just knowing which areas I’m strong and sticking to them. You’ve got to improvise now and then when the circumstances demand but it’s mainly just hitting to your strengths.”
And he admits Notts have not necessarily played spectacularly in one day games this year but have ground out results.
He added: “Our one day in form in the FPT has been a little bit indifferent but we won a lot of group games. I can’t see any reason why we shouldn’t do well in Twenty20.”
The top order Aussie is relishing the competition having built up an enviable reputation for spectacular performances in the format in his native Perth for Western Australia.
He said: “I think you can still play good cricket shots, the guys can get a bit unstuck just trying to slog balls.
“Personally it’s just knowing which areas I’m strong and sticking to them. You’ve got to improvise now and then when the circumstances demand but it’s mainly just hitting to your strengths.”
And he admits Notts have not necessarily played spectacularly in one day games this year but have ground out results.
He added: “Our one day in form in the FPT has been a little bit indifferent but we won a lot of group games. I can’t see any reason why we shouldn’t do well in Twenty20.”
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