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Originally Posted by aussie
If batsmen play him with controlled aggression, the pressure would back on the pace trio to take more wickets.
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"Controlled aggression" is essentially a figment of imagination. It basically means "aggression that comes-off". If agressive strokes fail they're perceived as reckless; if they succeed they're perceived as controlled aggression.
It's the result that determines the term, not the other way around.