Star India National Cricket Team Left-Arm Seemar Arshdeep Singh has revealed a game-changing advice that he got from Premier Pacer Mohammad Siraj.
Arshdeep Singh said that Mohammad Siraj advised him how to enjoy the “boring time” in the red ball cricket, and he really liked the tip received from the senior player.
He gave me this small tip. I really liked it – Arshdeep Singh
Mohammad Siraj was the main person for the India National Cricket Team in the five -match Test series against the England National Cricket Team, who was away from home.
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Siraj performed his best in the absence of Jasprit Bumrah and was the only pacer with Chris Woakes to play all five matches of the series.
Although Chris Woakes was injured on the day 1 of the final Test, Siraj was also on fire at the Kennington Oval in London and took the final wicket to win for India.
Sirj bowled 1113 balls on the tour, which was the highest by any bowler, and he ended as a major wicket -taker, an average of 23 wickets in 32.43, an economy of 4.02 and a strike rate of 48.39.
On one hand, Mohammad Siraj played all five matches; On the other hand, Arshdeep Singh did not get any opportunity. Punjab Pesar, who is currently playing for the North Zone in the Dalip Trophy, said how he learned about enjoying the “boring time” in the red ball after receiving Mohammad Sirj’s advice.
“In Test cricket or red-ball cricket, there is a time when the day becomes boring. After lunch, most of the ball does nothing. Therefore, how can you enjoy it?
“I spoke to [Mohammed] Siraj and they told me that when nothing is happening, how will you enjoy that step, you will tell you how successful you can be in red-ball cricket. He gave me this small tip. I really liked it, “Arshdeep said, as is quoted by Espncricinfo.
In the last few months I was with the team, I took a lot of training – Arshdeep Singh
Arshdeep Singh is an all-format player for the India National Cricket Team, but he is regularly involved in T20I cricket. In Odis, they get limited opportunities and have not played any Test matches for the country.
Pesar further said that he trained a lot in England in the last few months and is enjoying bowling in the Dalip Trophy. He said:
“In the last few months I was with the team, I trained a lot, bowled a lot and worked a lot with S&C [strength and conditioning],
“I also worked on fitness and this helped me to bowl for a decent long. After 15-17 overs, my body feels good. This is this is. [the ball] Really coming out well. There are not many wickets, but yes, they will also come in future. ,
The mentality is about how soon you can customize – Arshdeep Singh
From red-ball cricket, Arshdeep Singh will switch to white-ball cricket in the Asia Cup 2025, but Pesar is not worried about it, as he practices with a white ball in England and knows how to adapt quickly. He said:
“The mentality is about how soon you can customize. In today’s cricket, a batsman can hit against the red ball and he can play conservatively against a white ball.
“So, all this is about how you can customize according to the situation, according to the wicket, according to the season, when you have to try, when you have to preserve yourself.”
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