IND vs ENG Test Series: Shreyas Iyer View on England’s Bazball Strategy

Shreyas Iyer View on England’s Bazball Strategy Ahead of England Test Series: After the completion of India and Afghanistan series, India is going to take up the five match series, against England, which is going to held on January 25.

India’s middle order batsmen Shreyas Iyer has shared his honest views on England’s Bazball playing style.

‘I Don’t Think About What the Opposition is Going To Do’: Shreyas Iyer About Bazball

India and England has started preparations for the five match test series which is going to held with in few weeks. In that Shreyas Iyer, is also taking part. Presently, shreyas Iyer is busy thriving in the Ranji Competetion, ahead of India and England series.

While speaking to Jio cinema press conference, he said about the Bazball style of batting in longest format.

“To be honest, I don’t really think about what the opposition is going to do and what kind of mindset they are going to come with.

It’s important we stick to our own plans and focus on our own abilities rather than concentrate much on our opponents. So, these are the small qualities we have to keep in mind and look forward to put our best foot forward and see to it that we seize the moment.”

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“It was a nice experience. I wasn’t expecting much from myself to be honest, but I wanted to create a rhythm going forward into the five-Test matches.

The intensity will be high. Also, to stand on the field for 90 overs takes a lot of effort, so it all started from here (match against Andhra Pradesh),”

He also added that,

“You have to take one match at a time and not think much ahead. You have to take all the factors into consideration. In terms of your mental ability, the stress is going to be a lot but at the same time, you have to handle the pressure situations well.

So, these are the pros and cons of playing Test matches. You have to be mentally inclined towards adapting across 90 overs and as I mentioned, this was the right practice for me coming into the Ranji Trophy and getting used to the situation.”