India vs Bangladesh: Ishant Sharma Rips Apart Rohit Sharma And Rahul Dravid With Explosive Statement

India vs Bangladesh: Ishant Sharma Rips Apart Rohit Sharma And Rahul Dravid With Explosive Statement. Ishant Sharma was unexpectedly left out of the Indian cricket team for the Bangladesh Test Series. The seasoned speedster, who has participated in over 105 Test Matches and claimed 311 wickets, has been an essential part of the Indian setup for ten years. The speedster is known for his lengthy periods since he has a talent for taking wickets at pivotal moments.

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Ishant Sharma Dig At Rohit Sharma And Rahul Dravid Ishant Sharma on Ranji Trophy

As we can see, there is intense competition among the huge variety of fast bowlers currently playing in Indian Cricket. The likes of Siraj & Saini have a serious pace while also maintaining a very disciplined line and length. Siraj has performed exceptionally well in Test Arena because of his impeccable attitude.

Ishant Sharma Dig At Rohit Sharma And Rahul Dravid

Ishant Sharma was having an interaction with Sportstar and was asked about workload management. “The only thing I would say right now is: ‘Do not think too much about the workload’. That’s a new term that’s come up in recent times, especially for fast bowlers. I never saw something like that during my international stint.” said Ishant Sharma.

“When I started playing, my coach was an old-fashioned coach who would give me a ball in hand at 1 o’clock in the afternoon and we would go on till the sunset. That’s how I could bowl long spells when I made my debut in Ranji Trophy and later on for India. If you want to improve, the only thing you can do is to keep bowling.” he added.

Ishant Sharma on Ranji Trophy

Ishant Sharma made interesting comments on Ranji Trophy. “I think if you have made your name through domestic cricket, you should not be selective about playing games thereafter. If you want to play domestic cricket, nobody can stop you. Only when you have played a sizable amount of cricket for the country can you be given a break at times. Most pacers break down during Ranji Trophy games because they don’t go through the ideal preparation.” said Ishant Sharma.

“Bowling in Ranji Trophy is a different ballgame altogether. If you are studying for the IAS exam, you have to study for 16 hours a day. Similarly, if you want to prepare to last a whole season of Ranji Trophy and bowl 20 overs a day, you cannot prepare for it by taking breaks. You have to prepare accordingly. Only if you are used to bowling 25 overs in the nets every day can you bowl 20 overs in a game.” he added.