Glenn McGrath backs Prasidh Krishna to play a key role going forward
Siraj has been around for a long time and is very experienced. They bowl incredibly well, so you can’t just expect to pick up straight from where you left off,” McGrath said at the MRF Pace Foundation here on Monday.The 56-year-old, however, believed that India’s next-gen pacers were making encouraging progress. It’s always a big ask to fill the shoes of Shami and Bumrah, so it’s always going to be a transitional period.”McGrath reserved special praise for Prasidh, saying that the seamer had matured a lot since he first saw him.
- ▪Siraj has been around for a long time and is very experienced.
- ▪They bowl incredibly well, so you can’t just expect to pick up straight from where you left off,” McGrath said at the MRF Pace Foundation here on Monday.The 56-year-old, however, believed that India’s next-gen pacers were making encouraging
- ▪It’s always a big ask to fill the shoes of Shami and Bumrah, so it’s always going to be a transitional period.”McGrath reserved special praise for Prasidh, saying that the seamer had matured a lot since he first saw him.
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Australia pace great Glenn McGrath felt that India’s white-ball fast-bowling attack was in the midst of a natural transition, backing Prasidh Krishna to emerge as a key figure at a time when Jasprit Bumrah is managing his workload and Mohammed Shami and Mohammed Siraj are absent.“It’s always going to be tough to just pick up from where you left off. You’ve got Bumrah, who’s a class bowler. Shami is world class as well. Siraj has been around for a long time and is very experienced. They bowl incredibly well, so you can’t just expect to pick up straight from where you left off,” McGrath said at the MRF Pace Foundation here on Monday.The 56-year-old, however, believed that India’s next-gen pacers were making encouraging progress. “I think they’ve been doing okay.
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