Kuldeep Yadav hit out against Pakistan, said – Credit for success…

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Colombo. India defeated Pakistan by a record margin of 228 runs in the Asia Cup Super-4 match which lasted for two days due to rain. In this match, Indian spin bowler Kuldeep Yadav took five wickets and played an important role in the team’s victory.

Kuldeep bowled strongly against Pakistan. He got help from the pitch and then wreaked such havoc with the ball that the Pakistani batsmen surrendered before him.

India’s left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav has attributed his continued success in ODIs to the improvements he has made in his bowling action.

Kuldeep recorded impressive figures of 5-25 in his 8-over spell at the R Premadasa Stadium on Monday. Due to which India defeated Pakistan by a huge margin of 228 runs.

Kuldeep has emerged as India’s top wicket-taker in men’s ODIs this year. He took 27 wickets in 14 matches.

“It’s been more than a year and a half since my surgery. There has been a slight change in my run-up and the rhythm has become aggressive. I haven’t lost my spin and drift and my pace has increased,” ESPN Cricinfo quoted Kuldeep as saying. Which helped me. If a legspinner bowls the ball at a good length, his chances of taking wickets are higher. If you are a legspinner, you bowl a lot of loose balls but if you are consistent, you are successful. Could be.”

Kuldeep’s form is very important for Team India as India needs his performance the most for the domestic World Cup starting next month.

On his performance, Kuldeep said, “I am very happy at the moment. The last one and a half years have been amazing for me. I am bowling well. I don’t think much about the playing 11, I’m just enjoying my bowling.”

The 28-year-old further said that he will remember his five-wicket haul against Pakistan for a long time. When I retire, I will always remember that I took five wickets against Pakistan. This is a big thing because they are a team that plays spin well.

(IANS)

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