Not jasprit bumrah! Arshdeep Singh reveals that the revolutionary advice of Mohammed Siraj

The National India Star Cricket team, Arshdeep Singh, revealed a revolutionary opinion that he received from the first Mohammed Siraj stimulator.

Arshdeep Singh said Mohammed Siraj had advised him to take advantage of the “boring times” in the red ball cricket, and he really liked the advice he received from the senior player.

He gave me this little advice. I really liked – Arshdeep Singh

Mohammed Siraj was the main man of the India national cricket team in the five -game test series against the National Cricket of Cricket at his home.

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Siraj brought out its best in the absence of Jasprit Bumrah and was the only stimulator alongside Chris Woakes to play the five games in the series.

Although Chris Woakes was injured on the first day of the final test, Siraj breathed fire even on the last day of the Kennington oval in London and picked up the final counter for India to win the victory.

Siraj played 1113 balls on the tour, which was the most by all the bowler, and it finished as the main flacration holder, picking 23 counters with an average of 32.43, a saving of 4.02 and a typing rate of 48.39.

On the one hand, Mohammed Siraj played the five games; On the other hand, Arshdeep Singh had no opportunity. Punjab Pacer, who is currently playing for North Zone in the Duleep trophy, explained how he learned to enjoy the “boring times” in red ball cricket after receiving the advice of Mohammed Siraj.

“In test cricket or red ball cricket, a while when the day becomes boring. In the session after lunch, most of the ball does nothing. So how can you appreciate this?

“I spoke to [Mohammed] Siraj and he told me that when nothing happened, how you like this phase would tell you how much you could succeed in red ball cricket. He gave me this little advice. I really liked it, “said Arshdeep, as quoted by Espncricinfo.

In the past two months, I was with the team, I trained a lot – Arshdeep Singh

Arshdeep Singh is an all-format player for the national cricket team of India, but he regularly offers only in T20i cricket. In the ODI, he has limited chances and has not played any test match for the country.

The Pace also said that he had formed a lot in the past two months in England and that he appreciates the bowling alley in the Duleep trophy. He said:

“In the past two months, I was with the team, I trained a lot, I started a lot and I worked a lot with the S&C [strength and conditioning].

“I also worked on physical form and it helped me play a long decent spell. After 15-17 letters, my body feels good. It is [the ball] Come very well. Not many counters but yes, they will also come in the future. “”

The state of mind concerns the speed with which you can adapt – Arshdeep Singh

From the red ball cricket, Arshdeep Singh will switch to white ball cricket in the 2025 Asian Cup, but the stimulator is not worried about this, because he practiced with a white ball in England and knows how to adapt quickly. He said:

“The state of mind concerns the speed with which you can adapt. In today’s cricket, a drummer can strike against the red ball and he can play in a conservative way against a white ball.

“So, this is how you can adapt according to the situation, depending on the counter, depending on the weather, when you have to make efforts, when you have to keep.”

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