Dane Paterson Quotes
born 1989 South Africa
Dane Paterson (born 4 April 1989) is a South African cricketer. He made his international debut for the South Africa cricket team in 2017.
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They only swapped around after lunch and it was much better. I've always felt, especially when the ball's new and there's swing, I've always felt that you should be bowling into the slope.
There's a calmness in the group, which is very good
Bowling is never perfect and you're always going to have a bad day but it was just remembering those small points.
Every Test is a must-win and we remind ourselves this is the goal, but that's where it stands.
It’s always a work in progress, the work stops when I stop playing cricket.
We're not speaking about it all the time.
Even when you have been away for a while, and you go back there, it's something new to you and takes a while to adjust.
Those types of things also fuel you. You want to prove people wrong, but with proving people wrong you put the team in good positions.
I'm glad I opened my ears and I listened and did the things that he told me to do.
If people have something to say about you, you should take it because we all have freedom of speech
“It is indeed a real thing,“The sheer size of it stuns you when you see it for the first time, especially if you are a bowler who hasn’t bowled there before.
I’ve known Shuks (Shukri Conrad) for a long time, I used to play a lot of amateur cricket when he was coach at the Cobras (now Western Province) back in the day.
The form that I’m in, I’m not taking it for granted. I’m always going back, looking at videos at what I can do better, if there’s something I can improve on.
Find your length and settle on it ,As the Test goes on it gets quite squatty so I think that's when things like nip come into play.
And the advice was that they should bowl from the other side to try to bowl into the slope instead of with the slope, especially Makhaya.
I looked back at videos and thought about what I should do and I worked on it. And like we say: you can teach an old dog new tricks.
The amazing thing about it is the calmness with which we are going about this
After the first season, I could see that it was working. When I came back to South Africa, I just tried to keep those mental notes in my head.
It’s a work in progress. As a bowler, you’re never satisfied. Even with this spell, I’ll look and see what I can do better in the second innings
We really broke down my run-up and I just had to remember when I was training to go back to that