‘I think our side is also made up of some experienced Tamil Nadu players…’ – Ravichandran Ashwin on Dindigul Dragans TNPL sqaud
Star Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin is currently leading the Dindigul Dragons in the ongoing Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL). The 36-year-old feels that his side is a good combination of promising young talents and experienced players. Ashwin also commented on his team’s composition in the ongoing season.
The veteran off spinner joined the Dragons squad after the completion of World Test Championship final against Australia. Notably, India failed to clinch the Test mace in their second attempt as they suffered a 209-runs defeat against ther Aussies at the Oval last week. Ashwin said that his main focus was on the WTC final that made him left with minimum time to prepare for the domestic tournament.
“They are very exciting (Shivam Singh and Suboth Bhati) and bring different facets to the one. One covers the death bowling for us. And the other one is a very experienced opener, he is playing for the Punjab Kings in the IPL as well. I think people are here to witness something special from him,” Ashwin said in an interview with Fancode
‘I really do hope my experience can come in handy and take me through the game’ – Ashwin
“However, I think our side is also made up of some experienced Tamil Nadu players like Varun (Chakravarthy), (Baba) Indrajith and P Sarvana Kumar. All in all, it may not look like your Sai Sudharsans, (Baba) Aparajiths, or whatever it is. But I think we have got enough depth in the team,” he further added.
“For the TNPL, actually, not really (prepared). I prepared a little bit for the Test matches. But when I was not playing, I was working on my batting a little bit. I really do hope my experience can come in handy and take me through the game, initially, but once I get going, it will be fine. I have got a good side, so I genuinely think I can get the best out of them,” Ashwin said on his preparation for TNPL after WTC final
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