‘Working on my skills with Joshi, Paranjape sir’: Tanush Kotian ahead of Ranji Trophy opener
As Tanush Kotian gears up for the domestic cricket season, he aims to exhibit his talents and earn a spot in the Indian team. Under the guidance of esteemed coaches such as Sunil Joshi and Jatin Paranjape, he is honing his skills. Despite a tough previous season marred by injuries and few matches, his optimism shines through.
Mumbai's off-spinning allrounder Tanush Kotian is set to start his domestic season with the 2026-27 Ranji Trophy against Chandigarh. The 27-year-old has been refining his skills under the guidance of former India left-arm spinner Sunil Joshi at the BCCI's Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru and former India batter Jatin Paranjape in Mumbai.
Kotian aims to showcase his performance and secure a spot in the India A team. He explained that he has been focusing on various bowling angles, speeds, and working effectively with the new ball. Despite criticism about his ability to pick top-order wickets, Kotian believes he has done well, taking a significant number of top-order wickets and five-wicket hauls in recent matches.
He also addressed his recent underwhelming performance in the Ranji Trophy last season, attributing it to factors such as an elbow injury and dropped catches. Despite this, Kotian remains determined to perform consistently and make the most of his opportunities in each game, whether it be for India A or the Ranji Trophy.
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