The Indian cricket team selectors might have ruled out the fast bowler multiple times, but Tilak Varma and his team are keeping themselves ready to face the ace bowler in the summit clash.
In the first innings of the match against Central Zone, the superstar returned with 2/42, and then, in the second innings, he registered 3/56. Ishan Kishan-led East Zone defeated Central Zone with ease and moves into the final to face South Zone.
South Zone takes closely observes Mohammed Shami's bowling
Ahead of the crucial match, the South Zone captain Tilak Varma stated that facing Mohammed Shami will be a great experience for them. They observed how brilliantly the experienced fast bowler set those traps for the batters in the semi-final. Varma-led team took their lessons from the East Zone vs Central Zone match.
But they did not hold back only because Shami will be representing the East. South Zone also has a strong batting line-up with multiple quality batters. Devdutt Padikkal, the Player of the Match of the recently concluded India vs Sri Lanka series, is expected to be in the lineup of South Zone.
Tilak Varma-led South Zone is ready for the East Zone challenge
“But we know that we are pretty confident for that challenge. So that is why you love the sport. We prepared enough for that, and we are ready to take him on.”
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