Introduction Of New And Aggressive Cricketing Shots in cricket

Batting in cricket is the most important and great aspect and with batting is the game most popular and with the change in time and stage requirement of different type of shots , cricketing shots has been necessitated.
Early when cricket was introduced there were not many shots available. And with the change in formats like Test match, One Day International match and T 20 International Cricket. Shots like Sweep, Reverse Sweep, Slog sleep, Reverse Slog Sleep , pull, hook, Lap shot, upper cut, Helicopter shot and many other shots like that which have been. Introduced by many players. Helicopter shot has been introduced by Indian former Skipper and Wicket keeper batsman MS Dhoni, and that shot is very difficult to play and no one else plays that shot better then him.
The upper cut shot was firstly introduced by Sachin T who played that very well on many occasions and everyone remember the Upper cut he played against the Pakistani Pace bowler Shoaib A in the  International Cricket council, 2003 World Cup played in South Africa. And after that many players have started playing that cricketing shot and it has helped in scoring many runs and boundaries as well.
Lap shot was introduced by T Dilshan of Sri Lanka and after that it has been very successfully implemented by B Mccllum of New Zealand and Ab De Villiers of South Africa. And these shots have helped in increasing the productivity of players as well.
Switch hit was introduced by England’s Great batsman Kevin Peterson and he has played that shot with will and great control as well and now many aggressive batsman are adopting these shots to score quickly and we always see these type of unconventional cricketing shots in T 20 Cricket and T 20 cricket is a perfect stage to use them.
But this thing has to be noted that, These shots should be approved by the MCC and only after that approval those  shots can be used legally and effectively and this has happened in the recent discovery of Switch hit started by Kevin P.
Also we can expect to see many more shots like that in the coming future of the game.