Ishan Kishan acknowledges the level of competition for spots in the Indian team and hence fully understands the necessity of cashing in on limited opportunities to the fullest, like he did during his record-breaking 210 against Bangladesh in the third and final ODI here on Saturday.
Kishan scored the fastest double hundred in ODI history after getting a lucky break in absence of injured Rohit Sharma.
However, things might change when India next play Sri Lanka in January as Rohit is expected to be fit, Shikhar Dhawan, if not dropped will be around and Shubman Gill will also be back in the mix. “Batting position I don’t think in this team is certain. Many big players are playing in different positions. It’s all about performance and I can’t complain that I want to bat in this position,” Kishan gave a very practical answer. For him it was all about using the chance he had got.
“It is such an opportunity if you get you need to score big because you will get just one or two matches to show your potential. A big player emerges like this only, he cashes on the opportunity which he gets.” Kishan isn’t bothered whether he will get a chance to play or not in January.
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