New Delhi: Team India will take on Bangladesh in the two-match home Test series, starting September 19. The Indian players have already landed in Chennai and have already started preparations for the upcoming series.
After Bangladesh Tests, The Men in Blue will face New Zealand in the three-match Test series and Australia in the five-match series. Ravichandran Ashwin will lead the Indian spin attack which will play a crucial role in the upcoming Test series. He has picked up 516 wickets in 100 Test matches and is India’s second-highest wicket-taker in the longest format.
Ashwin breaks silence on his retirement plans
During an interview with Vimal Kumar on his YouTube channel, Ashwin said that he’s thinking about one day at a time and he has put in a lot of effort in the last 3-4 years. Ashwin further added that he hasn’t decided about retirement.
“There is nothing like that in my mind. I am only thinking about one day at a time because when you get older, you have to put in extra effort every single day. It’s not the same. I have put in a lot of effort in the last 3-4 years. I haven’t decided (retirement), but the day I feel that today I don’t want to improve, I will leave. That’s all,” Ashwin said on Vimal Kumar’s YouTube Channel.
Ashwin also talked about the challenges he faced and said that his life has changed after the tough phase and he’s holding on to the joy of playing cricket.
“I know how my life changed after that tough phase. I’m just holding on to my joy of cricket, and the moment I feel I’m losing it, I’ll step away. We all play, and we all have to leave. Somebody else will come and do well. It’s Indian cricket”.
He also talked about surpassing Anil Kumble’s record and said that he hasn’t set any targets. He also said that Kumble wants him to break his record but he’s happy living day by day.
Ravichandran Ashwin has spoken about his future in international cricket ahead of the Test series against Bangladesh. Cricket Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Cricket Live Score, Sports Breaking News from Sports Today