Amit Mishra did not get much opportunities in the Indian team. He has played 68 matches for India in all formats. He last played for India in 2017.
Amit Mishra is playing Delhi Capitals in IPL 2021.
Amit Mishra is busy preparing for IPL 2021. He will take the field from Delhi Capitals under the captaincy of Rishabh Pant. Amit Mishra has taken 160 wickets in 150 matches of IPL. He is the second highest bowler in the tournament after Lasith Malinga (170). But Amit Mishra did not get much opportunities in the Indian team. He has played 68 matches for India in all formats. He last played for India in 2017. He was the Man of the Series against New Zealand in 2016 with 15 wickets in his last ODI series. After this, he got a chance in only two T20 Internationals and then was dropped from the team. In response to a question related to this, Amit Mishra said that his job is to perform and he is doing the same.
In an interview to news agency PTI, Amit Mishra said, ‘I cannot stop people from drawing their conclusions. But this is a proof of my ability that I have been playing in the world’s toughest T20 league for the last 13 years, which is an achievement in itself. I am in the second place in the list of highest wicket takers in IPL. What will a human perform more than this? My performance in the top leagues has been top level. My job is to perform and have been doing this for the last several years. In such a situation, what people are thinking about me does not matter.
Who knew this will be Amit Mishra’s last ODI.
Underrated leg spinner. pic.twitter.com/zZ8szICAy9– Aryan Tripathi (@AryanTripathi_2) April 1, 2021
Mishra said – leg-spinner needs captain’s confidence
38-year-old Amit Mishra further said that spinning the ball with the wrist is a difficult art which requires a lot of practice along with the captain in the bad moments of the match. In Indian cricket, wrist spinners were preferred over finger spinners, but after four years, the team is looking at finger spinners once again. Mishra believes that good captaincy is needed to develop a good leg spinner. Mishra said,
Any leg spinner needs a good captain. When runs are being scored against the bowler, he needs a captain who can boost his confidence. I mean a captain who can understand the mentality of the leg-spinner.
What are your early predictions for Mishi bhai’s wicket tally in #IPL2021? ☝🏻
Remember, he’ll want to make up for all the scalps he missed last season 😉#YehHaiNayiDilli #VIVOIPL @MishiAmit pic.twitter.com/qrMTdkm60P
— Delhi Capitals (@DelhiCapitals) April 4, 2021
India needs more leg-spinners
There is no good leg-spinner in Indian cricket at present, except for Yuzvendra Chahal, Kuldeep Yadav and Rahul Chahar. Leg bowling bowler Rahul Tewatia has been identified as a batting all-rounder. Amit Mishra said, ‘We have had some good leg-spinners in the last five-six years, but when we have more bowlers, we will get more quality, who will have the skills and they can take this art with the next generation. will share. It is important to tell the knowledge related to leg spin to the next generation because it is like an art.
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