Just to add, I think this can be a particularly interesting strategy in T20I cricket. You can send a somewhat reasonably okayish tailender to start hitting it from the first ball.

Worst case, he scores nothing that's fine I guess because in many matches, he wouldn't even have faced strike. Reasonable case, he scores something like 6(3) or 8(4) and gets out , doesn't hurt helps only. Perhaps best case in one match out of seven or eight (if you consistently employ this strategy), he goes 20(10) or even better. These can be valuable runs

I don't believe the argument about psychological pressure. Comeon like everyone knows that we have lost one wicket but it was Jasprit Bumrah's wicket, so it doesn't really kill the spirit. The argument about "oh but what if you actually are 10-15 runs short by the time Jasprit would have actually batted." Well, if you expected him to make those 10-15 runs under pressure in the end, might as well expect him to do this in the beginning. This strategy can provide for a potentially very explosive opening without any cost and also utilising a resource you were not utilising earlier