Colombo: India Pacer Deepak Chahar, who starred in the bat in the second Odi against Sri Lanka here, said he had learned the art of chasing from the great Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
Chahar Scripted India came from behind the victory on Tuesday with 69 unbeaten in number eight.
“(Dhoni) he has a huge impact on me.
Not only CSK, while growing up, we all have seen how he (closes the match).
Every time we talk, he tells me that it is in your hands take the game until Final and if you can do that, then you get an overs and it makes a thrilling match.
“So, that’s all the ideas – to take the match until the last,” Chahar said on the virtual press.
The conference on the third day of Odi.
Chahar has played at Under Dhoni at Chennai Super Kings.
And he pulled a theft in the second odi when he led the Indian to three Win’s amazing goal chasing a rigid target of 276 at the Premdasa Stadium.
According to Chahar, he currently does not see the T20 World Cup but emphasize that he is happy That he could prove himself with bats when he got a chance.
“The World Cup (T20) is still far ahead.
My target is always that every time I get a chance with bat or ball, is prove yourself.
The selection is not in my hand or in the hands of any player, to appear in our hands hands.
“I was lucky enough so I got a chance that I could prove in hitting.
Because for a long time, I looked for opportunities, from the last two years my blow hadn’t come, or when I left, I played one or two balls.” This is a chance which is good for me to prove yourself in hitting and I am happy that I can change it, “said the 28-year-old Pacer Arm Pacer, who got a message of greeting from Skipper Virat Kohli, who led the side of the test in England.
He also said that coach Rahul Dravid has trust in him because the knock he has played for India A.
“With Rahul Sir, this is my first tour as an Indian player, but I have done many Indian tours.
with himher.
And there three or four times, batting came in the same situation, where the mixture came out, and I played well there, so Rahul Sir had trust in me.
“And it helps you and has confidence, so when you go to bats, behind the mind it is there, that you have support and it makes a big difference,” Explain Rajasthan Speedster.
While he argued that he had done his punch, Chahar said that it didn’t matter for him whether people consider it all-rounder or not.
“I always do my punch.
My father is my coach and when we talk, the maximum time we are talking about is about hitting in our conversation.
And I don’t care if people think of my all-rounder or not,” he said.
Pacer also said that he had worked on his bowling variations.
“I have Bowling Ball Knuckle for a long time and variations are very important and we do it every day.
When we play with white balls, we focus more on variations – both yorker or balls slower,” he signed.
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