Fans on Twitter were left amazed by the batting style of West Indies batter Tagenarine Chanderpaul. They feel that he resembles his father Shivnarine as he possesses a similar stride and the guard.
Tagenarine Chanderpaul smashes 119 runs in a warmup game against Prime Ministers XI
The cricketing world is all set to witness the heroics of Chanderpaul yet again. But this time it’ll be Tagenarine, son of West Indies great Shivnarine. The 26-year-old had a staggering domestic season back home as he scored runs prolifically and on the back of those performances, he made it into the West Indies squad for the Australia tour.
Tagenarine opened the innings for West Indies in the warmup game against Prime Ministers XI and he didn’t disappoint. The southpaw brilliantly crafted his innings and played staggering innings.
Tagenarine batted for 293 balls and scored 119 runs. His innings were of high quality as played some staggering strokes all around the ground with 13 fours and 1 six. With the kind of innings he played in the first innings of the warmup game, it’s fair to say that he could well be in line to make his debut for West Indies in the Test series against Australia.
The southpaw resembles his father Shivnarine in almost every aspect. He possesses a similar stride and the guard is like the batting great. He has been hailed by many including Cricket Australia, who posted a video of him and showed his comparison with his father.
Here’s the video:
Meet the Chanderpauls 🤝 #PMXIvWI #AUSvWI pic.twitter.com/hSOJfFZSre
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) November 24, 2022
Fans on Twitter react as Tagenarine Chanderpaul resembles his father Shivnarine in batting
As Cricket Australia posted the video of Tagenarine Chanderpaul, fans on Twitter were left amazed with his resemblance in batting style with his father. They reacted differently to it. Here are some of the reactions:
The canny resemblance man. The stride, the guard everythinggg https://t.co/0Ivruc7vRJ
— Pradeesh Reddy (@pra10eesh_) November 25, 2022
carbon copy . wow https://t.co/lm3Xe5yrpf
— Neutral Bot (Ahsan 🇵🇰 ) (@AHS20022) November 25, 2022
oh man I miss the shivnarine chanderpaul stance,mf used to hit against India every freaking time.🔥 https://t.co/TSNG1lPZvj
— Ratnesh (@ratnesh03079) November 25, 2022
Apparently he also 'sometimes' marks his guard with the bail. https://t.co/v8vYfB2j55
— @sarcasmacus@mastodon.social (@Sarcasmacus) November 25, 2022
Cricket Heritage. @FantasyScout_11 https://t.co/OX5BR0Pw2K
— Naples King (@Livid_Dravid) November 25, 2022
So Good https://t.co/9yI4LY2XfY
— AbduShakoor (@abdushakoor009) November 25, 2022
Like father, like son https://t.co/2XTGLfsGHn
— 🇵🇹 . (@SicilianBoss_) November 25, 2022
Such an uncanny resemblance https://t.co/lXZGtYIwrd
— Akshay (@iAkshP) November 25, 2022
😮 bro look at that! Unbelievable. The resemblance! Guard, stride, drive, sweep! That's the spitting image of Shivnarine Chanderpaul.
My nostalgia goes brrr https://t.co/kMPWzkqGql
— Akul Bhardwaj (@DJ_Novio) November 25, 2022
Amazing resemblance https://t.co/CRSq9BGIZ5
— T K Ramkumar (@raamtk) November 25, 2022
Proper text book batsman https://t.co/VelLZD29z6
— 𝗔𝗟𝗖𝗛𝗘𝗠𝗜𝗦𝗧 (@fanboyofnolan) November 25, 2022
West Indies Test cricket Wall is back only this time it’s the son. https://t.co/KwhyKmGSQl
— DHIRAJ KUMAR MASODGI (@DKMasodgi) November 25, 2022
This is unbelievable . https://t.co/YQ7diOhQRh
— Kumaran Kumanan (@KumaranKumanan) November 25, 2022
Cut to fit https://t.co/xeBb1k97VD
— Kinson Daniel Case (@kinsoncase) November 25, 2022
— Chris RedDeviL (@Chris_Bum) November 25, 2022
