Former India cricketer Suresh Raina believes the diversity of batting styles among India’s top players has made the game more innovative, while terming Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s return to the national squad the reward of hard work, discipline and consistent performances in domestic cricket. “Cricket has become an innovative sport. Abhishek is batting well. Shubman is playing in a different form. We are lucky that we have a lot of coaches now.
Rohit and Virat are playing differently in 50 overs.
“We have a lot of players who are playing different, fearless cricket. They are playing fantastically well and handling the pressure. He is associated with the league as its brand ambassador. Raina also congratulated Bhuvneshwar on his return to the Indian squad, saying the veteran pacer’s dedication and discipline had paid off. He has been a very disciplined bowler. He has been a very process-oriented guy. He has worked really hard on his body. I hope he does very well when he goes to New Zealand.
“At the age of 36, he has shown character.
It is so great to see everyone contributing strongly,” Raina told mediapersons on the sidelines of the launch of the Indian Softball Cricket League here. Best wishes to him,” Raina said.
“It has been happening. We have almost four-five teams now. We went to Japan and got a gold medal. A good team will be formed there as well.
There is going to be an Olympics in LA in 2028.
Congratulations to all the awardees, whether it is cricket or hockey,” he said.
