T20 World Cup, IND vs PAK Live: Virat Kohli & Co. is having an optional training session on the eve of their T20 World Cup opener against Pakistan in Dubai tomorrow. India skipper Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Rohit Sharma, Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja, and Suryakumar Yadav were seen doing some regular drills while the likes of Hardik Pandya and Ishan Kishan opted out of the session. However, what drew the most attention were the lengthy chats between India ace pacer Jasprit Bumrah and team India T20 WC mentor MS Dhoni. Follow InsideSport.in for more updates
T20 World Cup, IND vs PAK Live: Bumrah discusses strategies with mentor MS Dhoni, Pandya opts out of training session
India former captain MS Dhoni has been seen giving tips to the Indian squad and this time it was Jasprit Bumarah who was seen discussing some strategies with the mentor. Bumrah was also opted to bowl at the nets just ahead of the high-pressure game tomorrow
Both teams practice together: Both India and Pakistan trained together in their final session at ICC Cricket academy.
Pakistam and India team reached ICC cricket academy for training session before match….#Pakistan #PAKvIND #ICCT20WorldCup #T20WorldCup #INDvPAK #IndvsPak #PakistanZindabad pic.twitter.com/rkqdq8jR2L
— Qadir Khawaja (@iamqadirkhawaja) October 23, 2021
Plans for the 6th bowler already ready: Meanwhile, on being asked about the plans for the sixth bowling option for India against Pakistan as well as in a tournament, India skipper said that they have already made a plan for it.
“Well, I honestly feel that Hardik Pandya presently with his physical condition is getting better in terms of being prepared to bowl at least two overs for us at a certain stage in this tournament and we strongly believe we can make the most of the opportunity we have at our hand till the time he starts bowling. We have considered a couple of other options to chip in with overs so we are not bothered about that all,” Virat Kohli said at the pre-match press conference on Saturday.
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