Navin Param smashed a match-winning 72 as Singapore stayed on course for the 2020 World Twenty 20 Cup with a five-wicket win over Bermuda in qualifying on Sunday.
Param's runs came off 41 balls as his team chased down their target of 150 for their third win in three matches.
"It's fortunate that I actually started off playing hockey first before I played cricket," said Param.
"So growing up, I kind of use what I've learnt in hockey, the strong wrists and manipulation of the ball when you play hockey, so I just transfer those skills over to cricket which makes my cricket technique not as orthodox.
"So given that, over the years that I've worked with my coaches as well and my mentors, that's where I have got that 360-degree sort of gameplay."
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