Test of the 4th Ind VS Eng: ASHUL KAMBOJ goes from injury to the test ceiling in a month | Cricket news

Manchester: Behind the proud smile, Anshul Kamboj, 24, wore Wednesday while receiving his test ceiling at Old Trafford, there was a short but intense battle to get in shape in time.Last November, when Kamboj took the 10 counters in a round against the Kerala, he proudly told you that he had never been injured. It is impossible for an sportsman to stay away from injury, and in June this year, Kamboj had to return from England – after playing two games for India “A” – to treat a tibia injury.The Indian test team needed a Freestyle of the “A” team as a cover of Akash Deep. Kamboj’s ability to play long and precise spells made him an obvious choice. Kamboj’s injury, however, noted that Rana was invited to stay instead.Kamboj, whose cricket trip started in Karnal in Haryana, suffered. He headed directly to the director of Haryana coach, Ashwini Kumar coach in Sultanpur, near Gurugram, for training and rehabilitation. The Haryana Cricket Association (HCA) academy program has always had sports psychologists and ready -made and available rehabilitation training centers for age group players.“ASHUL was very upset to have been injured. He came to the Academy with the only reason to get in shape as soon as possible. HCA has a training center that is available 24 hours a day. He worked day and night to get involved. He did not want him to arrive at the scene where the BCCI center of excellence had to get involved,” Ashwini told you.

Kamboj has also taken courses with sports psychologists. “The lessons with psychologists also prepared players at the time when they were injured. It’s about staying positive and not being frustrated. These courses also taught him to face success and failure. It is important for a player to know how to manage success and a good form of form, “said Ashwini.It was not the first time that Kamboj came closer to his big break. The selectors were very close to choosing it in the XV for the tour of India “A” in Australia which preceded the series of five tests. However, the management of the team estimated that Navdeep Saini, another fast Karnal launcher, was the best option.

“ASHUL has always been a quiet boy. He used to travel from Karnal to Sultanpur every week before HCA warns accommodation near the Academy. His strength is that he is very determined and disciplined. He has never missed training session in the last seven years. He has always remained patient,” said Ashwini.