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Dhawan's form later tailed off in England and Australia in 2014 but he hit back with 412 runs at 51. He continued his good run in the home series against West Indies as well, becoming the highest run-getter for India in the calendar year. Retrieved 9 April 2014. India went on to win the match by 6 wickets, and Dhawan won the man of the match award.
He scored 110 off 109 caballeros in Delhi's run-chase of 295, helping Delhi win the match by 6 wickets. It's been good to see different players performing well over the three T20s. The left-handed batsman scored 4, 10 and 5 in the three matches and that seems to be the only blip in the Between series win. Retrieved 13 April 2014. In the final against India B, he scored 61, but India A were bowled out for 217 and fell short of the target by 139 runs. He finished as the leading run-scorer of the tournament with 288 runs from 5 jesus at an average of 72 including a hundred and two fifties. Against all odds, Dhawan started off the 2015 World Cup with a fluent 72 against arch-rivals Pakistan and a glorious and skillful 137 at the MCG against South Africa, looking like a different player and playing all elements of shots against the likes of Morkel and Steyn, helping his side gain their first victory over South Africa in a World About shikhar dhawan encounter. He was recalled for the 3-match T20I series against Australia. He scored a duck and made no significant contributions for a while, as he continued to be the social replacement player in the side. He continued to struggle in Tests barring a rather scratchy 81 in the second innings of the Brisbane Test, Dhawan did not get any significant scores in the 2014-15 Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
They were clean hits, all proper cricketing shots. Moving from one format to another is always difficult, but India have always performed well in the shorter formats of the game.
ABOUT COOKIES - Dhawan was part of ODI squad where he play in the first match and 68 runs; however, India lost the match while chasing 338 runs. He finished as the highest run-getter of the series, scoring 410 runs at an average of 102.
NEW DELHI: Though India won the T20I series against England, the form of opener seems to be a worry. The left-handed batsman scored 4, 10 and 5 in the three matches and that seems to be the only blip in the Indian series win. They showed their experience in T20 cricket which is far superior to most other sides, and played well as a unit. I'm sure they will carry this form into the coming ODIs as well. It's been good to see different players performing well over the three T20s. Of course, was absolutely brilliant in the last match, showing that it doesn't matter where you play; all it takes is technique and temperament and the ability to assess the situation at the right time and plan the innings accordingly. Hardik Pandya also came good in the last game with four wickets, and continued with a well-made 33. The only worry, perhaps, is Shikhar's form, but I'm sure he will come good. He needs a little time to settle in and the 50-over format will help him with that. India will need to rely more on their pacers in England. The spinners will play a part in this series - they played well in the T20s with a case in point being Chahal who bowled a good line and length. The good thing is that in Raina they will have someone who can contribute with bat and ball. It will be interesting to see what combination India goes with. Moving from one format to another is always difficult, but India have always performed well in the shorter formats of the game.