Being practitioners of the same “ art form ”, the first left wrist spinner in the world Kuldeep Yadav finds the young Afghan launcher Noor Ahmad fascinating and calls Son Googly with a fast rhythm as a delivery that strikers have trouble picking up. Kuldeep and Noor were in good shape for their respective teams and many will spend them when Delhi’s capitals will face Chennai Super Kings in an outside match in Chennai on Saturday. While Kuldeep took five three -game counters at an economic rate of less than six, Noor is currently at the top of the counters with nine victims and an ER of 6.83.
“He bowls very well and I know him personally. He is someone who tries to learn from everyone. We also chatted last night. I was sitting with him and we had a conversation on how to go around the legs,” Kuldeep told the media at the pre-match media conference.
“And obviously, he has a harm and with this kind of rhythm, he is very difficult for a striker to choose,” said the Indian international.
“….. and especially when you play Chennai, it is always very difficult to score against any wrist sponsor,” said Kuldeep, on a match which is presented as a battle against Noor.
Champion Bowler in its own right, Kuldeep also spoke strongly about Varun Chakravarthy of KKR, which has become an essential member on the T20 side of India.
“Varun has been brilliant for a year. Obviously, he manages very well for KKR over the years. He has played a very good cricket to come at this time.” However, Kuldeep said that unlike Chakravarthy, who believes in the sequencing deliveries according to which he would make a bowl in a particular striker, he chooses to remain much more flexible in his approach “not with me. Part.
Art of turning deliveries
The T20 Cricket has highlighted the restrictive nature of the questions, but Kuldeep is a traditionalist who believes that a wrist sponsor should be able to carry out his main competence-that is to say to run the ball.
“I believe a wrist spinner, whether you drank the right or left arm, you have to learn the competence to run the ball and that’s what I did over the years.
“Even now, I just look at how I can improve myself as the best spinner. Above all, my target is also to play with the red ball. So you also have to develop this skill to run the ball, the normal rotation of the legs (for the rotation of the wrist with left arms, it is the delivery which turns into a strike on the right).
“When you play the T20 format, it’s completely different because you should also contain the races, but at the same time, you have to choose the counter in the middle.” Reading the spirit of the strikers is essential when it comes to remaining relevant in the modern game, seems Kuldeep.
“You must remain relevant in every match and you have to practice every day and just to continue reading the strikers, what they do, and that’s what I do.
“I’m just trying to read the dough, from what they do and stay with my strength and keep things very simple. I mean, especially in all formats, I focus on length.
“It was the fourth year with DC, so nothing changes. You are mature after playing so many games and understanding what your strength is and of course, turning the ball is my strength.” He spoke of his first days in high -flying cricket when he had learned a lot to watch the videos of the late Shane Warne and later during his stay in Kkr and even after that, Wasim Akram gave him useful advice.
“Wasim Bhai is a very good friend of me. I was with him in KKR (and) I really enjoyed him. He told me a lot about mental aspects,” he said.
“When I was young, when I learned the cricket … He asked me, when I was sitting in the canoe, he asked me:” What will you do if you arrive in Bowl? “He asked me:” How are you going to play in this situation? He was preparing the game to me. “
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