India Tours -India A captain Pujara sought de Villiers' suggestion in front of West Indies tours

India Tours -It's not Chris Gayle however AB de Villiers who gave some precious recommendation to Cheteshwar Pujara once the latter was appointed India A captain for the tour of the West Indies."I won't have played for RCB within the last month and a 0.5 however i used to be operating extremely onerous at the nets. Since this is often my initial tour of West Indies, i used to be keen on doing slightly of homework. I spoke to AB regarding the wickets there and conjointly on my batting," the Saurashtra batsman told scribes nowadays.

"He (De Viliers) gave me some smart tips about refined changes in batting. conjointly RCB coach Venkatesh Prasad told me that save Kingston, the pitches at different venues would be on a slower facet which might suit our batsmen," Pujara said.Didn't you get an opportunity to talk to Gayle, he smiled and replied,"No."He is not underneath any undue perssure keeping in mind that a decent show within the Caribbean can facilitate him create a comeback into the senior team.

"I haven't felt any pressure. instead of pressure of performing, it's a giant motivation to play for India 'A' as any smart performance at this level are going to be noticed. Most people have played for 'A' team on overseas tours, therefore we've that requisite expertise."Pujara has perpetually been touted because the one who ought to replace Rahul Dravid at No three however a handful of knee surgeries has pushed him back within the race. but he does not feel that it'd be like ranging from the scratch.

"I will not say that it's like ranging from zero. once coming from injury, I had played four Ranji Trophy matches further as within the Duleep Trophy. I even have conjointly played many matches for Royal Challengers Bangalore."Coach Lalchand Rajput was asked whether or not he would use rotation policy, he answered,"The best XI can play in each match."

While batsmen might heave a sigh of relief on slower wickets, can or not it's a tricky raise for quick bowlers like Ashok Dinda and Parvinder Awana, the India A captain said, "Our bowlers recognize the art of taking wickets on slower surfaces. It will not be a drag." (PTI).Then more detail about Tours visit India Travel.