Hoping to play solely his third Test overseas, New Zealand pacer Kyle Jamieson is aware of the problem of taking part in Test cricket in India will likely be completely different from these again residence, regardless of his outstanding document.
The first match of the two-match Test collection between India and New Zealand begins right here on Thursday.
Jamieson, who made a record-breaking debut in Test cricket, took 46 wickets in simply eight matches to tour the nation with the nationwide group.
“I have not performed a complete lot of cricket right here. I had the primary half of the IPL which was good, however will probably be completely different once more,” Jamieson was quoted as saying by Stuff.co.nz.
“I’ve Wags (Neil Wagner) and Timmy (Tim Southee) right here, so it could be good to throw some concepts at them to achieve their experience on how you can bowl right here.
“It will definitely be a different challenge we will have back home, but is really looking forward to it,” mentioned the tall pacer.
Jamieson performed a key function in New Zealand successful the final three Tests in opposition to India, together with the World Test Championship last in opposition to India in Southampton in June this 12 months.
However, with Southee and Wagner within the squad, Jamieson might not be part of the taking part in XI within the opener.
As the Kiwis started their WTC title protection, Jamieson entered the scene with 5 five-wicket hauls and an unbelievable common of 14.17 within the five-day format.
“It certainly feels like a long time ago. There is no better way to start in India than in India’s challenge.”
Despite the distinction in situations, Jamieson mentioned he would keep on with his strengths as he seemed to adapt.
“First and foremost I believe it is about me not attempting to alter my sport an excessive amount of – nonetheless attempt to keep on with my strengths, however attempt to adapt to the situations.
“If I play and get the new ball, it’s trying to swing it and try to focus on that as the conditions change and the roles change throughout the game.”
The 26-year-old was a part of the New Zealand squad that reached the ultimate of the T20 World Cup however didn’t get taking part in time within the UAE.
“It was good to be part of it and it gave me the chance to step again, the quantity I used to be taking part in cricket, work on my sport and get again within the gymnasium with Chris (Donaldson, power and conditioning coach).
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
