Indian wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan has endured a tough year. The highly rated southpaw didn’t play for India after November. He has seen his central contract being revoked by BCCI after the board asked its cricketers to give precedence to domestic competitions. Ishan Kishan, in an interview, confirmed participation in domestic tournaments for Jharkhand next season.
Ishan Kishan to play domestic competitions
In an interview with Indian Express, Ishan Kishan was asked about his upcoming plans. “Keep myself fit and prepare for upcoming tournaments. I am not thinking too much about the future. I want to stay in the present. At this point in time, I am only focussed on how to become a better and different player from what I was six months ago.
“I will work on a few innovative shots and on my wicket-keeping. These are the important things, rather than thinking about what happened in the past and what will happen in the future. I am waiting for the domestic season to kick off. I want to do well for Jharkhand and then let’s see,” he said.
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Ishan Kishan also revealed that he sees himself playing all three formats in the future.
“I see myself playing in all three formats. I have done well in T20Is, ODIs and Tests as well, I want to be part of all three formats,” Ishan Kishan said.
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