T20 asia cup
IPL 2026: Confidence Comes From Preparation, Attacking Mindset Key For Spinners In T20s, Says Kuldeep
Since joining DC in 2022 season, Kuldeep has emerged as one of the most effective spinners in the IPL - with his first year in the side yielding 21 wickets - his best in a single edition of the competition.
"Whenever a batter puts you under pressure, there’s a tendency to move away from your strengths and look for safer options to get out of the situation. But I believe you should always focus on your strengths.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31