
The job of a batsman is to hit runs with his bat. The right technique is crucial in cricket. There are different types of shots that a batsman can use, such as the Reverse sweep and the Attacking shots, which help to change the condition of the new ball. Good batsmen are patient and will play the right shots under pressure.
Cricket's characteristics of a good batsman
Not only must a batsman have the ability to hit the ball hard and stay out of trouble, but he also has to be physically strong and able to do so. This means being able to remain cool under pressure and be confident in their abilities. The batsmen should be determined to win a match. They must be positive and never lose heart no matter what happens.
A batsman should have the ability to hit the ball with a variety of shots. This includes the use of different defensive shots and hitting the ball to all parts of the ground. This allows the batsman many different shots to score runs.

Legal delivery of a player in cricket
In cricket, a legal delivery is one that causes no harm to a batsman. A batsman must keep his stumps at a safe distance in order to avoid being hit with a spinning or swinging baseball. A boundary shot, for example, is scored by hitting a hard shot in the air, and is an excellent shot against spin bowlers. However, there are times when a batsman may be caught in such a situation. In such cases, the batsman has to hit or divert the ball onto the stumps of the batter or he is declared out bowled.
A batsman must also be aware of his position on the field. It is possible to catch a ball in any of the three common areas: a large field, a deep one, or a small field. The wicketkeeper is responsible to keep the ball on the field and maintain the wicket.
Reverse sweep is the best form of cricket batsman
Reverse sweep is a shot played by the batsman on either side. It is a risky shot but can be very exciting. David Flower, the king of this shot was able to reverse sweep the ball from almost any angle and hit sixes effortlessly. AB de Villiers was also known for this shot. He is a great batsman and is well-known for his creative shot making abilities. However, he retired long ago.
It has been observed that Asian batsmen are more wristy and do not use high-risk, high-reward shots like the reverse sweep. Asian players don't often attempt the reverse sweep. In the 2021 T20 World Cup, the best batsman in the world has only attempted the shot two or three times. Babar and Suresh Raina are the other players who have not had many attempts at this shot.

Attack shots can help change the ball's condition
Cricket is a game that requires you to attack shots. By generating more swing, they change the ball's conditions. The bat is elevated higher than normal to reach the ball faster than the bowler. The ball travels faster if the swing is fast. Once the bat touches a ball, the swing must be continued. Brendon McCarthy and Eoin Morison are two examples.
In cricket, the batsman serves two primary functions: to score runs or defend his wicket. Some balls cannot be attacked or defended. Therefore, a batsman needs to adjust his shots depending upon the field or type of delivery.