England’s India Tour: Arshdeep Singh revealed Rhythm and Red Ball as Team India started the Test Prep. Cricket news
New Delhi: “Currents open sky, Thandi Thandi Hawa, Mi Suraj’s Tapas, and Hath Me Red Cherry. Welcome to Kent!” Arshdeep Singh quipped, which was a picturesque and purposeful training day for Team India in England.With less than two weeks to go before the five-observance series against England in Leeds, Team India has started preparing for the red ball in Bayana. On Monday, BCCI shared scenes from the outdoor net session at Bekenham, focusing on the new red ball of both scenes and squad-especially after the months of White-Gennd cricket.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!For the left -handed pacer Arshdeep Singh, a return to Kent was a homecoming. In the video shared by the BCCI, he said, “I really liked it; it looks domestic.” “I have spent two months here, and it is quite pleasant. It’s a small place, very peaceful, not too crowded. The best place when you need peace of mind.”
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The main attraction of Monday’s session, Arshdeep revealed, was gaining rhythm with a red ball. He explained, “The main goal of today’s training was to join a rhythm, to feel how the body is responding, and how the red ball is being released by hand because all the players are playing with white ball for a while,” he explained. “It was very fun. As we continue, intensity will increase, making it more challenging for the batsmen.,Arshdeep also highlighted the competition during the net session, praising the batsmen. “It was pleasant with the batsmen; they were quite compact. We had to work hard with a proper plan to try and take them out. [Sudharsan] It looked solid. The skipper was good. I will try to continue this banquet and aim to take them out several times, “he said.
Asked about working with Jasprit Bumrah, Arshdeep humbled with politely: “Whenever I hold the ball, I think I think ‘I am the best.” But everyone knows that when you are in an attack with a player like Bumrah, there is no place for comparison.India’s training included drills for Shubman Gill, Rishabh Pant, Mohammad Sirj and Ravindra Jadeja, with fielding coaches T Dilip also led a fast catcker session. With the Test series promising a new era in Indian red-ball cricket, preparations can prove to be priceless in the calm of Kent.
