India will be playing a two-match Test series against the New Zealand National Cricket Team, which will be crucial to keep their hopes alive for the World Test Championship (WTC) final qualification, as they at least have to win one game in this series. They have been in decent red-ball form, as they won against Sri Lanka away from home.
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He said (as quoted by Sportscape Magazine), “Initially, it was a bit disappointing. I had worked so hard and suddenly was sidelined by injury. I missed several tournaments during this time, but during my break, I realized that I had been playing professional cricket for almost 10 years and had never suffered such a long-term injury before.”
"I didn't have any issues with the number of balls": Akash Deep on workload management
He further spoke on his workload as he revealed that he has increased his workload as he has been bowling 35 overs in a week, and also he did not have any kind of issue doing it. However, he feels that anyone can do net practice or play a practice match, but the intensity comes in a real match.
While speaking on competition against each other in the team, he stated that he does not pay much attention to these. He only focuses on improving his skills and performance. He looks to do the basics well and not get influenced by aggressive batters.
“My focus is on how long I can perform my basics well. I'm not overly influenced by how aggressive a batsman is or his style. I focus on consistently bowling to my strengths,” he further said.
"My primary focus is improving my white-ball cricket": Akash Deep on improving skills
When asked about his plans for white-ball cricket, Akash Deep stated: “My primary focus is improving my white-ball cricket. I need to score runs for my team and play a key role with the ball. I'll work on reading the game, adapting to the pitch, and adjusting my bowling to suit the batsman. These are the things that will improve my game going forward. I'm also focusing on my batting. Runs are also expected from a player batting at number eight or nine.”
“I've realized that over the past eight to ten years, I haven't had enough time to prepare for white-ball cricket. For the past four to five years, there's been a continuous cycle of playing long domestic tournaments and then playing for India. Often, after playing 10 to 12 Ranji Trophy matches, the body and mind need rest. Therefore, dedicating 10 days of dedicated preparation for white-ball cricket was difficult. But now, I'm working on improving my white-ball skills, and I feel I've made significant progress,” he further added.
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