'No satisfaction unless I play for India': Gurjapneet Singh after four-wicket haul against Uttarakhand
Gurjapneet Singh performed impressively in the Ranji Trophy, taking four wickets in Tamil Nadu's match against Uttarakhand. He emphasized that playing for India remains his primary goal, viewing domestic performance as a stepping stone. The left-arm pacer highlighted his experience with India A, which bolstered his confidence. Gurjapneet's focus on managing fitness has prepared him for the…
Tamil Nadu pacer Gurjapneet Singh delivered a standout performance against Uttarakhand in the Ranji Trophy, taking four wickets on his debut in first-class cricket. The 26-year-old, who plays for Chennai Super Kings in the IPL and is part of the BCCI's promising fast bowlers pool, expressed his desire to represent India in the future.
Despite missing Tamil Nadu's previous match against Rajasthan due to representing India A in an Australia series, Gurjapneet showed his potential right from the start against Uttarakhand. Operating on the challenging red-soil pitch, he took an early wicket and continued to trouble the opposition with his variations. Gurjapneet attributed his success to instinct, reading batters' reactions, and adjusting his angles.
He also emphasized the importance of maintaining his fitness and energy levels for the rigors of red-ball cricket. Bowling alongside Indian stars like Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli bolstered his confidence, and advice from India bowling coach Morne Morkel further reinforced his approach to bowling.
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