Going 150's after setting yourselves in for about 100 balls is not what I'm talking about. That, most of our players can do. I am talking about someone who can come in and keep striking from the word go and maintain a 125+ S/R at the start of the innings. Sehwag used to do that. Yes he used to get out more often, but still if he clicks, it puts the team in a great position. Dhawan was said to be a Sehwag equivalent. But now, Dhawan wants runs for himself and to stay in the team. So he has moulded his game in such a way that he also plays himself in and curbs his attacking instincts for longevity at the crease. When both openers do it, India are in trouble, more so when they set targets.
