India National Cricket Team spinner Ravi Bishnoi has revealed the simple approach he follows when bowlers are tested by flat pitches and small grounds ahead of the third and final T20I against the Afghanistan National Cricket Team on Thursday (September 17) in Delhi.
Bishnoi, who got the second straight game in the ongoing three-match T20I series against Afghanistan after Varun Chakravarthy’s injury, believes that the key is not to panic but to trust his own skills when the surface provides help to the batters. Earlier, Abhishek Sharma’s cheeky response leaves Shivam Dube and Fazalhaq Farooqi in spotlight.
Ravi Bishnoi shares his simple formula for flat pitches and small grounds
Ravi Bishnoi feels that control and execution become even more important on the flat pitches and small grounds. Bishnoi’s bowling philosophy is built around doing the basics well.
The India spinner doesn’t believe in changing everything because of the pitch or boundaries, saying he would like to stick to his plans, work on his strengths, and continue improving the areas that are already part of his game.
Ravi Bishnoi was quoted as saying by Cricbuzz, “My philosophy is to do what you know best and keep improving at it. You have to stick to your process and your plans. Playing on good pitches and small grounds is certainly a factor, but you also have to focus on your bowling, how much control you have, and whether you can execute the things you've been working on in practice.”
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