“It's very clear,” Abel was quoted as saying in a release issued by the Lanka T10 Super League. “You are obviously trying to score runs as quickly as possible and hit as many boundaries as possible. I think T20 is a bit different, there are more nuances and playing conditions to think about, whereas in T10 you don't want to face too many balls as quickly as possible. Are.” The all-rounder further explained that injuries have definitely kept him away from bowling regularly. “I've always been primarily a batsman. I've bowled a little bit in the past, but I've had a few injuries over the last few years. So I've slowed down a bit from that standpoint and just tried to focus on my batting.” I think bowling can be very difficult at times, but I love bowling, but unfortunately I am only batting at the moment,” he said. The 30-year-old credited the Jaffna Titans coaching staff for building a very balanced team and praised youngster Trevan Mathews for his performances in the first edition of the tournament.
“Credit to the coaching staff. I think the balance of the team is perfect. We have covered every base and all the boys are performing really well and everyone is contributing at different times. It's a great It's a great team to be a part of and hopefully we keep winning,” he added.
“Traven Matthews has been incredible. I haven't really seen Traven before coming here. I know he played for Sri Lanka in the Under-19 World Cup, but, he's been unbelievable for us in the first half of the competition “I think he's very accurate, he's really hard to beat, so I'm glad he's on our team and I don't have to face him,” he concluded. (ANI)
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