T20 World Cup: Sachin Tendulkar on Adam Zampa's 'swift' changes, 'Bowler does it when in good form'

T20 World Cup: Adam Zampa has been integral to Australia's run to the final of the tournament, taking 12 wickets at an average of 10.91 in six matches and Sachin Tendulkar said that the swift changes he makes based on the batsman's movements is the mark of the spinner being in good form.

Spinner Adam Zampa has been integral to Australia's run to the final of the T20 World Cup and Indian batting great Sachin Tendulkar said that the changes that the 29-year-old makes based on the batter's movement is the mark of a boowler in form.

"I've observed one thing in Zampa's bowling. When the batter steps out, his release point is later. If you release the ball right above your head, it is more or less a good length ball. When the arms move further ahead and then you release the ball i.e. if the release point is later, the ball is mostly short-pitched. He was only releasing the ball later when the batter was stepping out," Tendulkar said on a video posted on his official Facebook profile.