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As the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) prepares to announce the team for the upcoming three Test matches against England, all eyes are on wicketkeeper-batsman Ishan Kishan, who has been vigorously working towards making a comeback. After being left out of the team since the South Africa tour, Kishan has been seen sweating it out on the field, striving for a return to the national squad.
Hailing from Baroda, Ishan Kishan, who received training at the renowned Kiran More Cricket Academy, has been absent from the team since the South Africa tour. Reports suggest that he is putting in dedicated efforts at the Reliance Stadium in Baroda to sharpen his skills and showcase his readiness for a national comeback.
In recent days, photographs of Ishan Kishan practicing alongside Indian all-rounders Hardik Pandya and his brother Krunal Pandya have surfaced on social media. The 25-year-old cricketer has been investing substantial time honing his cricketing abilities at the Baroda-based stadium, showcasing his determination to secure a spot back in the Indian team.
The media has been abuzz with discussions about Kishan's exclusion from the team since the South Africa tour. Kishan's return to the cricketing scene has become a hot topic, with cricket enthusiasts eagerly awaiting the BCCI's announcement of the squad for the upcoming Test series.
Former Indian wicketkeeper and current Mumbai Indians coach Kiran More has confirmed that Ishan Kishan is indeed undergoing training at his cricket academy. The coach has expressed his belief that the young cricketer needs to play some cricket to make a successful comeback to Team India.
Addressing the media's inquiries about Kishan's return, Indian team head coach Rahul Dravid provided a sharp response, stating that every player has a determined path for their comeback. Dravid emphasized that the coaching staff has tried to understand Kishan's perspective and mentioned that the player had requested a 'break' after the South Africa tour.
Dravid further added, "We have not forced him to do anything. We have told him whenever he is ready, he has to play some cricket and come back. It is up to him to decide when he wants to start playing. We are not forcing him to do anything."
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