After scoring truckloads of runs on the home circuit, Sarfaraz Khan lastly earned his maiden India call-up because the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) added him to the roster for the second Test towards England. Sarfaraz’s maiden call-up got here on account of accidents to KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja. But, because the uncapped star prepares for the second Test towards England in Vizag, he revealed wanting as much as his youthful brother, who’s making waves for India in Under-19 cricket, throughout powerful occasions.

Sarfaraz, in reality, admitted that his brother Musheer is a batter batter than him. Musheer famously scored a century towards Ireland within the ongoing U19 World Cup in South Africa, leaving Sarfaraz in awe of his approach.

“He’s a better batter than me. I’m not saying this because he’s my brother. Sometimes, I may be struggling, but watching his technique and trying to work out what he’s doing would give me confidence. His mannerisms, bat flow is very good. Sometimes when I’m not batting well, I look at him and learn,” Sarfaraz informed ESPNcricinfo.

“If I batted 300 balls, Musheer would bat for 300 balls even if he’d done a lot of bowling. Our middle brother, Moin, would do the throwdowns. Having two cricketers in the house, he decided to switch to training,” Sarfaraz mentioned.

Inside Sarfaraz’s household, there’s a variety of wholesome competitors, with him and Musheer trying to outdo one another. The comparability even comes right down to completely different photographs, with Sarfaraz suggesting that his sweep shot is best than Musheer’s however with regards to reverse-sweep, the youthful brother has a greater approach.

“Musheer’s reverse sweep is better than mine. Sweep, I think mine is better, since I have better judgment that has come from experience. We always want the other to do better. Now when he bowls and I bat, there’s a lot of healthy competition,” he added.