Prasidh Krishna reveals what he learned from Jasprit Bumrah during rehab at National Cricket Academy
Indian fast bowler Prasidh Krishna recently marked his return to the national team after recovering from a stress fracture. He participated in the three-match T20I series against Ireland and managed to secure four wickets in two matches.
Speaking about his performance, Krishna highlighted the support he received from teammate Jasprit Bumrah during their time together at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) for rehabilitation.
Commenting on his bond with Bumrah, Prasidh Krishna told JioCinema, “Working closely with Bumrah during our recovery at the NCA has definitely been enriching. His method of executing under pressure and his ability to keep things straightforward numerous occasions is inspiring. We’ve learned a lot from each other, and our partnership is already yielding results.”
The 27-year-old further revealed the key areas he focused on during his recovery at the NCA. Krishna said, “Our sessions at the NCA were thoroughly productive. The clarity we maintained and the regular assessment of our physical and mental fitness helped us in achieving our rehabilitation goals. We initially concentrated on promoting overall well-being before transitioning into bowling practice. This approach ensured a steady recovery and helped in preparing us for match conditions.”
Krishna played a significant role for India to secure a 2-0 series win over Ireland, demonstrating his readiness for competitive cricket. His successful recovery and consistent performance have earned him a place in India’s 17-member squad for the upcoming Asia Cup 2023.
The Asia Cup is considered one of the most prestigious cricket tournaments in Asia, attracting leading teams from across the continent. India will begin their campaign in the tournament against arch-rivals Pakistan on September 2.
