Talking in regards to the pitch in Lucknow on Tuesday, Indian batsman Suryakumar Yadav stated that if each the groups are attempting to compete nicely, then the wicket would not matter a lot. He additionally stated that the scenario with the pitch was not beneath their management and the Indian batsmen needed to adapt and transfer ahead with no matter they obtained on that floor.
“I think it doesn’t matter on which surface you play. These are the things which are not in your control and we did whatever we could in the last match. Whatever we got on that ground He had to apply and get on with the situation,” Surya stated on the pre-match press convention forward of the third T20I vs New Zealand in Ahmedabad.
“But it was an exciting game. Whatever the situation or format, be it T20 or ODI, if both the teams are trying to compete well, the wicket doesn’t matter much. You go out there, take a challenge , accept it and move on.”
The Lucknow pitch is within the eye of a storm as India chase down 100 with a ball to spare to stage the T20I collection 1-1 towards New Zealand on Sunday, prompting pitch curators on the Ekana Stadium to get into bother. According to sources within the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association (UPCA), has been sacked.
“We (Hardik and I) had a dialog afterwards, and it was like, no matter we get sooner or later, we are going to go along with it. That’s completely tremendous.
When Surya was requested what he and skipper Hardik Pandya have been discussing within the final over of the match, sharing fun, he stated, ‘Actually at the moment you understand what the scenario was. We have been batting collectively for a very long time. We have had some good partnerships up to now and at that time it was crucial for each of us to have good communication, to have a superb environment there as a result of we knew there was a little bit of stress within the final overs. And we have been simply making an attempt to chortle, help one another, inform one another that whoever will get the prospect simply try to end the sport.
Talking in regards to the upcoming Test collection towards Australia and his inclusion within the squad for the primary time, Surya stated, “Everyone wants to play Test cricket and whenever you start playing cricket, you have to play red-ball cricket. Will have to start in the domestic league only.” , I’m excited and everybody is aware of how thrilling the upcoming collection goes to be.
The Mumbaikar credited his exploits in home cricket to his composure whereas batting in tense conditions.
“I’ve performed plenty of home cricket earlier than making my worldwide debut, which has helped me quite a bit. You should work laborious on your self and the laborious work you will have whereas taking part in on completely different difficult pitches, I took it from there. The relaxation I’ve discovered by watching and speaking to so many senior gamers within the crew. I attempt to give my greatest in each match.
The world’s No. 1 T20I batsman has come a good distance since making his debut towards England on March 14, 2021, on the identical venue.
“I even told my manager ‘I’m back where it all started’. Even I took slow steps thinking about 2021 and how I got here. Lots of great memories But now it will be totally different. I’m very excited. Beautiful stadium, amazing crowd, looking forward to an exciting game tomorrow,” he stated.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
