holmie said:since there are alot of batsmen that have their own way of playing certain shots, i want to dedicate a whole thread to list all of them and their trademark shot. and example will be Pietersen with his Flamingo Shot. we can try to get a video of all of them so that we can show LM exactly how they are done so he can make a pefect animation for them in the game. i will start of by putting down KP's flamingo shot.
1. Pietersen - Flamingo through the on-side.
2. Sehwag - Uppercut-six to the third man position
3. Ponting - On drive.
4. Gilchrist - Edge to slips
5. Hayden - Walk down the pitch.
6. Strauss - Square cuts and square drives
I certainly recognise Ricky Ponting for his on-drive, I find it to be one of the most elegant shots he plays and I don't think I've seen an innings of his in the Ashes that hasn't included this shot.manee said:From what I have heard, animations are very hard...as a result; I believe that the number of unique shots should be kept to a minimum.
KPs and Dhoni's are trademarks of them, but the others are not essential. E.g. Ponting is not recognised from his on drive, but rather his mastery of batting as a whole. However, you rarely see a KP innings without the flamingo shot or a Dhoni ODI innings without an attempt of that fine sweep or the "bat goes around in a cirle" drive.
Not everyone possesses Ricky Ponting's on-drive. His technique is totally unique to him. Nobody else does have a Flamingo shot though.evertonfan said:But it's just an on-drive which everyone possesses. Everyone doesn't possess a flamingo shot or Dhoni's windmill thing do they?
skateboarder said:Not everyone possesses Ricky Ponting's on-drive. His technique is totally unique to him. Nobody else does have a Flamingo shot though.
No, of course I'm not. I'm just saying that Ricky Ponting's on-drive stands out.evertonfan said:Your missing the point Lee; It's an on-drive. Every batsmen has their own technique for it so are you suggesting we give every batsman their own on-drive?