Soon, new roles could also be assigned to 2 gifted kids within the Indian workforce. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Tilak Varma‘s batting prowess is understood to all. Both have made stellar debuts for the Indian cricket workforce on the West Indies tour. While Jaiswal has impressed within the prime order, Tilak Varma has proven sufficient promise within the middle-order within the T20Is. However, they could possibly be assigned bowling roles too. Indian bowling coach Paras Mhambrey stated that the workforce is engaged on the bowling skills of younger batters like Tilak Varma and Yashasvi Jaiswal, who can bowl some spin as part-time bowlers, and shortly they are going to be seen bowling not less than an over every in a match.

“When you have someone who can chip in, it is nice. I have seen Tilak and Yashasvi bowl since U19 days. They are capable of being good bowlers. They can work on it at this level. When you got options like these, it is nice to have them. We will see them bowl soon hopefully, we are working on it. It will take time. Soon, we will see them bowling an over at least,” stated Paras in a pre-match press convention.

India will tackle West Indies within the fourth T20I in Florida, US on Saturday. India made a comeback within the final match, successful it by seven wickets to maintain the collection alive with the scoreline at 2-1.

The bowling coach lauded pacer Mukesh Kumar for his performances on this tour, which noticed him debut for India throughout all codecs.

“I am extremely happy with his (Mukesh’s) progress. Not many guys get a chance to play all three formats on one tour. He is the second maybe. To do so is fantastic. His thought process and approach are fabulous. He is someone who should come here, play against tough opponents and wickets. I am happy with the character he has shown. We will have to be smart about his workload. He is a young kid, has played a lot of domestic cricket. There is a lot of quality,” he added.

Mukesh has performed a Test and three ODIs and T20Is every on this tour. In Tests, he has picked two wickets. In ODIs, he has 4 wickets with the most effective figures of three/30 whereas in T20Is, he has two wickets with the most effective figures of 1/19. The 29-year-old represents Bengal in home cricket.

Talking in regards to the wicket on the Central Broward Regional Park Stadium Turf Ground, Lauderhill, Paras stated that it’s a good batting floor, with the ball approaching the bat properly.

“It is different (As compared to pitches earlier in the series), especially when it comes to soil. It is black soil, the kind of soil we get in North India. It is a good wicket, will be nice to bat on, with the ball coming to the bat nicely. That is what we saw in the nets. Stroke-making was easy. It could be a high-scoring game,” he stated.

Paras stated that it’s good to be within the US due to the gang assist and reception for the Men in Blue.

On conversations with the bowling unit about taking part in on a batting-friendly floor, the coach stated, “This format is such that batters are going to come after you, especially on a wicket like this. It is important to have discipline. It is important to decide on plans, the execution becomes really important. If you focus on it, you are giving yourself the best chance to be successful.”

Paras additionally expressed happiness with the best way the workforce bounced again within the third match.

“I am extremely happy with the way we have come back. Even in the first two games, we were not much behind. We just could not seize the opportunities. Had we done so, results could have been different. The way we played the third T20I, we tick all the boxes across all the departments. We are only going to go up from there,” he concluded.

With ANI inputs