Exposure to spin at a very young age has helped Australia's opening batsman Matt Renshaw excel on Indian pitches in the ongoing series, his father Ian has revealed. England-born Renshaw, the 20-year-old left-hander, has been impressive so far against India. On his first tour to the country, Renshaw surprised all including his father by compiling two half centuries in the opening two Tests. Renshaw's batting technique against Indian spinners earned him high praise from former cricketers and fans. We are surprised in a lot of ways. Obviously very pleased with the way he has gone so far," Renshaw's father Ian said. His father said, "Basically he was brought up in a cricket family. He was exposed to the game right from an early age. His father played cricket in England. Renshaw played junior cricket in New Zealand. We moved to Australia when he was 10. He played junior cricket there as well. He started playing club cricket later and progressed further," Ian recalled.
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