New Delhi: Hardik Pandya All-Rounder, which gradually gets back fitness, must be able to bowl at the T20 World Cup with the second leg of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021, which starts next month, acting as a measure of fitness for multi-nation tournaments, said Paras Mhambrey, who is a coach of Bowling India during the limited overs series in Sri Lanka.
Mhambrey said that it was important to manage the workload of pandya in leading the T20 World Cup to be played in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) during October-November as soon as IPL.
“With a hardik, we explained slowly bringing it forward.
I will not encourage it in terms of the number of overs to be held.
He is quite monitored on how much we will encourage it.
We must slowly.
We must slowly build.
World Cup Will come.
For us, knowing that he will play a very important role for us, it is important to manage the burden of bowling very well, “Mhambrey said, who had served as coach of Bowling and India.
Is Bowling coach at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) where the other Indian Pandya and Bowler have recovered.
“We knew that he put it we had chatted,” Mhambre told IAs.
Pace right arm bowling all-rounder, who has been problematic with a back injury over the past few years, has not been part of the Indian test match settings because of his inability for a bowl.
Even though he bent in a limited bilateral series limited in Sri Lanka in July, he could not complete a full quota in any game.
He bent 14 Overs in three ODIS – two net 48.5 and the economic level of 6.92 – and two overs in one T20i.
Against England in March, he has divided 17 overs in five T20 internationally, choosing three goals and conceded ran at 6.94 above which was the second best on both sides after Bhuvneshwar Kumar.
He can complete four over quotas in three out of five matches.
Pandya also bent in the third and last ODI against England and was quite economical, conceded walking at 5.33 in nine overs.
But India will need it for a full quota bowl above the T20 World Cup.
Mhambrey, a former 49-year-old Pace Bowler, said that the Indian Premier League (IPL) would eventually decide on the availability of pandya in the T20 World Cup.
It will be up to the franchise to decide how to use it.
“Yes, the way I see it and my feelings, I’m sure he will be a bowl [in IPL].
The first step is IPL.
Maybe the franchise will decide how they will use it.
It will decide how it will be a place for preparation for the World Cup.”