Five current Test batsmen who would have succeeded against fast bowlers of the 90s era
Often we have seen, fans, as well as former cricketers, allude that the 1990s was one the most difficult era for batting.
2. Kane Williamson
One of the best Test batsman of the modern era and apart of a elite group of batting club known as the Fab-4, Kane Williamson has thwarted the best of fast bowling attacks around the world courtesy his patience and of-course pristine technique and he is another player who would have been successful irrespective of whichever era he’d have played.
He may not be in the best of forms currently, but when on the song, the right-handed batsman can blunt the best of fast bowlers with precision. Kane’s biggest strength is how late and close to the body, he plays the ball, a key facet required to be successful against top-quality pace bowling, something that would he would have kept in good stead against the likes of Wasim Akram, Glenn McGrath, Curtly Ambrose and company.
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