Virat Kohli's message to Yuzvendra Chahal that makes the leg-spinner successful
Yuzvendra Chahal has revealed that the confidence showed in him by India captain Virat Kohli has helped him perform better in limited-overs cricket. The leg-spinner stated that Kohli has asked him to attack and such faith helps him to select wickets.
Virat bhai has always said that even though I concede runs, if I get him a few wickets in the centre overs, he won't mind. In T20s, he said if I choose 35 runs in 4 overs but pick 2 or 3 wickets, he is going to be happy.However, within the last T20 at Trivandrum, in my own second over, the master plan was (to restrict) to not choose wickets because if I attacked, I could have had to flight the ball and either I'd 've got a wicket or got hit for a six,” Chahal was quoted as saying by Hindustan Times.In both ODI series against Australia and recently against New Zealand, Chahal has been bowling top stuff. He helped India win the Kolkata ODI and later from the Kiwis, he managed to select wickets in the centre overs especially in the Kanpur match.“Against Munro at Kanpur, I bowled a slower ball, he got beaten and there clearly was an appeal for stumping. I obtained an idea he liked to stand and deliver, and doesn't rely on leaning into his shot.
Virat bhai has always said that even though I concede runs, if I get him a few wickets in the centre overs, he won't mind. In T20s, he said if I choose 35 runs in 4 overs but pick 2 or 3 wickets, he is going to be happy.However, within the last T20 at Trivandrum, in my own second over, the master plan was (to restrict) to not choose wickets because if I attacked, I could have had to flight the ball and either I'd 've got a wicket or got hit for a six,” Chahal was quoted as saying by Hindustan Times.In both ODI series against Australia and recently against New Zealand, Chahal has been bowling top stuff. He helped India win the Kolkata ODI and later from the Kiwis, he managed to select wickets in the centre overs especially in the Kanpur match.“Against Munro at Kanpur, I bowled a slower ball, he got beaten and there clearly was an appeal for stumping. I obtained an idea he liked to stand and deliver, and doesn't rely on leaning into his shot.
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