Indian Batsmen taking special training to tackle NZ bowlers..!?

The new zealand team has once again become an obstacle to the indian team's trophy dream in the Champions Trophy series. If there is one team that has put pressure on india in this eight-team series, it is New Zealand. The new zealand team also has the same formula that the indian team uses. Since the matches are being played on a field favorable for spin bowling, new zealand uses a total of four spinners, including two spin-bowling all-rounders. new zealand captain Mitchell Santner in particular is a nightmare for the opposition players. Santner and Bracewell have taken a total of 13 wickets in the last four matches they have played. Rachin ravindra is also putting pressure on the spin bowling by bowling a few overs.

In this situation, the indian team is engaged in special training to counter the new zealand spin bowling. For this, the indian team players faced spin bowling completely during the net training at the ICC Academy training camp. varun Chakravarthy, Kuldeep, Axar patel, and Jadeja were the four spin bowlers who kept bowling to the indian team players.Like Shatner, Jadeja and Axar patel are left-arm spinners, so their balls were faced by players like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Shreyas, and Rahul. Also, if the pitch is too loose, there is a chance that runs will not be scored.
To deal with that, the indian team players were engaged in training on how to take singles. The players also practiced how to play big shots and score runs. Commenting on this, indian team batting coach Kotak said, "We will prepare ourselves for whatever pitch is given to us. Our players are training for that. If the pitch is favorable for scoring runs, our players will show an aggressive performance. Otherwise, they will take a lot of singles and try to take the match to the end and then finish it. We are training for that," said Kotak.
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Sowmiya Sriram

08/03/2025 01:42 PM