He did well during the Australia tour and followed it up in the ICC ODI World Cup (2015).“I have been playing cricket with rubber and tennis ball since childhood. “Nothing comes easy, if you want to reach a higher level, you have to work hard. I don’t go outside much. I want to finish my Test career with 300 wickets at least,” he declares. I talk with friends and am at peace at home, spray gun suppliers and do my routine practice,” he said.
But since then, he has not been able to maintain consistency and has found himself in and out of the Indian side often. They said if you like it (cricket), continue playing. I want to be fit and focus on playing more matches. Obviously, when you don’t do well, selectors want to give a chance to others, which is fair enough.If not a cricketer, what would he have chosen as a career option “Join the army or be a policeman,” pat comes the reply. I have to do better and look ahead. It is not easy to sit back and see.
