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My partnership with Jasprit Bumrah is going well and we’re eager to continue it: Prasidh Krishna

Jasprit Bumrah and Prasid Krishna. (Photo Source: Seb Daly/Sportsfile via Getty Images)

In an exclusive interview on JioCinema, Prasidh Krishna, who is back in the Indian team after an injury lay-off, speaks about his performance against Ireland, the support he received from his family and friends during recovery, and the time spent with India’s pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah

How does it feel to be back in the Indian team? 

I’ve had a long time off. Now that I’ve had ample time to prepare, everything has fallen into place mentally as well. It’s been at least six weeks that I’ve been bowling and during this time, I’ve been contemplating the game extensively – analyzing my bowling, identifying areas of improvement, and considering what new things I can bring to the team.  

What do you make of your comeback against Ireland? 

I think the performances have been good. In terms of how I feel, I’m running well, and I’m able to express myself out there. I believe that’s the most important aspect for me. However, there’s a lot more that I can do to get into the groove. 

Tell us about your partnership with Jasprit Bumrah

Personally, I’ve always looked up to him because of his abilities and the way he keeps it simple. His knack of executing under pressure is something I’ve admired for a long time. Fortunately, I had ample time to be alongside him during our recovery period at the NCA. It was often us working together, sticking to a planned approach. This gave us the opportunity to learn more about each other – how we prepare, and how we respond to in-game situations. It’s been a valuable experience. He’s also been supportive, whether it’s discussing cricket, mental aspects, or rehabilitation concerns. Our partnership is going great, and we’re eager to continue it. 

What are your expectations from the upcoming tournaments?

Having eight-nine one-dayers before the World Cup, coupled with the warm-up matches, is highly beneficial for our preparation. India has played a lot of one-day matches, and this has led to a clear understanding within each player about their respective roles in contributing to the teams success. On a personal note, my focus is on achieving consistency and finding my rhythm. Im striving to be the best version of myself and take things forward from there.  

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