Indian pacer Prasidh Krishna praised team clarity, healthy competition among fast bowlers, and Virat Kohli's extraordinary performance in the first ODI victory against the West Indies.
Indian quick Prasidh Krishna credited clarity within the team and strong communication for his recent form after taking two wickets in India's first ODI win against the West Indies at Greenfield Stadium, a match India wrapped up with more than eight overs remaining.
Watching teammate Virat Kohli play a masterly knock from the dressing room, Prasidh described the performance as 'unbelievable.' He added: 'Sitting outside, we were thinking, what do we bowl to him at that moment? He was striking the ball really, really well. We were all excited.'
Prasidh has been India's standout ODI bowler this year, leading the national team with 15 wickets across eight matches. He highlighted the squad's focus on continuous growth, saying every session is geared toward improvement and that clarity of roles enables him to execute well on the field.
Addressing the intense competition for pace-bowling slots in the national team, Prasidh viewed the rivalry positively. He stated that pushing each other during net sessions benefits the team as a whole, concluding that 'Indian cricket, in terms of fast bowling, is in good hands.'
Reporting sourced from The Hindu Cricket. Photo courtesy The Hindu Cricket.