Ishan Kishan is known for being a big shot. He loves them and pushed the boundaries with ODI and the first ball he played for T20I cricket. But now that he’s joined the Indian test team, he knows the importance of playing within himself and doesn’t give in to what he called “the traits of a young player.”
Speaking to teammate Shubman Gill on the BCCI website, Kishan said, “He’s thinking about fours and sixes, but there’s a big difference between white-ball cricket and red-ball cricket. 6 No swing. But in the case of the red ball, bowlers have to use their brains instead of flaunting offspring traits as they use momentum. ”
India do not have Gavasker, the first-choice wicket keeper in his series next border with Australia, as Rishab his pants are in rehab after a serious car accident. So you’re his longtime understudy and one of his surest hands behind domestic stumps Srikar his Bharat and his one of the most aggressive hitters they have Faced with a choice between kishans who are people. It succeeds in being the longest format.
“I know from experience that it’s important to put the team in a good position, not 4-6 [in Redball cricket],” said Kishan. “If the ball is in my zone and the field is up, I try. But if you are good at bowling, I will respect you.
“I think the sixth position I’m hitting is very important [for me] to read the situation. If we’re not in a good situation and I hit the shot in a hurry, it’s going to disappoint the team. will let you.”
Following last year’s Men’s T20 World Championships, Kishan toured New Zealand with his T20I team and played in his only ODI in Bangladesh. He started batting at home against Sri Lanka in his T20Is but he failed to find a place in his XI in ODIs. Along the way, he represented Jharkhand in the Ranji Trophy, beating a century against Kerala and starting sixth.
Kishan said he enjoys the red ball and the challenges that come with it. “When I was playing whiteball cricket, my father used to say that the real deal was the quizzes where the batsman was challenged and his skills tested. Playing test cricket was no big deal.” No. When I found out that I was included in the Indian test team, I happily called home [to bring the news] because there are so many good players.. Test cricket brings out your true skill and game.If you have the chance, try to win the match for India.
“I love playing with a red ball. There’s a little momentum, sledding, and no pressure to score a lot of time. Sometimes the situation is easy, sometimes it is difficult. So I enjoy all these scenarios with Ranji his trophies. “