A player’s natural aggression indicates how he normally goes about his game.
The player’s aggression level can be tempered by individual orders in matches (ie. an aggressive player can be made to play more defensively by applying batting or bowling orders of ‘defensive’ during a match).
For a batsman:
– the more aggressive he is, the more likely he is to score runs quickly; and
– he will be more likely to get out.
For a bowler:
– the more aggressive he is, the more likely he is to get wickets; and
– the more likely he is to concede runs.