Chennai: Former Laxman Spinner Laxman Sivaramakrishnan was impressed with the positive attitude and variations of Leggie Young Rahul Chahar and said he would supervise his appearance during the white ball series in Sri Lanka.
The 21-year-old Chahar, who has played three T20IS for India, was named in the ODI squad for the Sri Lankan series and might make his debut in the more format of the next three-match series, which began on Sunday.
“Rahul Chahar seems to be a very attacking bowler.
His body language is good, he has gotten all variations.
He doesn’t mind getting hit.
He is not disturbed if he goes for four or six.
This is something I like,” said Sivaramakrishnan PTI.
Asked about the quality of Chahar, Sivaramakrishnan showed “his positive attitude, line, and length, variation of speed, his ability to try and get the Batsman out.” “In the Central Overs, you must get Wickets if the BATSMEN will take you to walk towards the end …
That’s why he makes a big difference for MI by taking Wickets in the middle Overs,” he said from Chahar, which was played for Mumbai Indians in the IPL.
“He is a new commodity like Varun, so no one knows the variation he has, how he regulates Batsman, how he will bowl.” Sivaramakrishnan, who will come out for the Indian-Sri Lanka series, said he hoped to see spinners appear in the series.
“Well, there is always excitement when India plays.
So I look forward to the series.
Many young talents in the Bowling Spin department.
I look forward to seeing spinners do it very well,” said the 55-year-old player.
“Of course I want to see Chahal do well …
I want to see the Kuldeep Yadav done well.
But I will also keep an eye on Varun Chakravarthy and Rahul Chahar.” One of Indian victory stars in the World Championship Cricket Tournament in Australia in 1985, Sivaramakrishnan felt a series will also be a good opportunity for the Mystery of Spinner Varun Chakravarthy.
“He (Varun) had to play and prove himself.
Luckily he was resting against Lanka, who had not done it well in the past.
So they will not be high confident,” he said.
“With the right guidance and the right strategy is set for Varun, I think if he is good against Sri Lanka who will also give him confidence.” Eyes will also senior spinners who are Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal, whose fate has diminished lately with a series of under-par performances.
“They have been around for a long time, I feel that many people analyze their bowling style and play it much better today,” said Sivaramakrishnan.
The former Indian spinner felt Kuldeep, who has 170 international goals from 91 matches, need to continue to add variations to the bowling.
“You have to keep adding variations to your bowling every year, every season.
When you see Shane Warne, (Muttiah) Muralithan, and the annealed Kumble successfully, they develop variations over a period of time, so they don’t get predicted,” he said.
“When you can be predicted, it gives batsmen that more opportunities to succeed.
He knows what Bowler will do.” To be successful as a bowler for a long time, your bowling speed must change, your mindset must change.
You must know where for the Bathmmen bowl.
, All of these needs must be analyzed very very fast “when asked whether too many limited-overs cricket made things difficult for spinners, Sivaramakrishnan said:” I’m sad with it …
but don’t have this cricket aspiring to play for India in the match Test or they are quite happy to play white cricket balls, that’s a big question for me …
“Sivaramakrishnan also said that he wanted to see more spinners knock on the door of the test cricket.” There are many gifted spinners in white ball cricket.
I want to see more appears, …
and knock on the test cricket.
We must maintain spinners who can come and take their place (ASHWIN ACE R test and Ravindra Jadeja).