Ashish Nehra said to Mohammad Siraj: ‘Trust your outwing, bowl to as your first ball’ – Ishant Sharma revealed. Cricket news

New Delhi: Indian pacers Mohammad Siraj and Prasad Krishna have played important roles Gujarat Titans‘(GT) success during IPL 2025, accounting for wickets at regular intervals. While Siraj has taken 15 wickets so far this season, Krishna currently leads the wicket -taking chart with 20 dismissal. The pair has benefited from the input shared by GT’s head coach Ashish Nehra, the team’s veteran pacer Ishant Sharma.“Siraj already has experience in international cricket and understands his bowling. Therefore, Nehra did not try to do a lot. However, he said that Siraj was not convinced about bowling about out-swing delivery and preferred to bowl with a vabel seam inste Along with Gujarat Titans with the race for play-off ‘.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Veteran Pesar further said that Nehra provided fame about the length that he should bowl.Who is that IPL player?“Prasad’s natural length while bowling is at a distance of 6 meters, considering his height. Nehra said to him,” You have to move your delivery length slightly forward. On red soil, you have to bowl at four and a half meters away. Bowling on black soil, it should be five to six meters. ““Nehra further asked famous to bowl to a Yorker, once he was confident of his delivery length. Our coach believes that there is nothing better than the bowling of the length if the ball is being distributed accurately within the stump line. The only thing is to avoid bowlers, which survives the bowlers, who survives the bowlers.”

The Gujarat-based franchise was one of the first few teams to resume after a recent break in IPL 2025. Ishant shared an interesting anecdote showing the landscape and confusion at that point.“It was a belief that IPL would not be played back with almost all international players. I told my manager,” Please traveled from Delhi as a courier from Ahmedabad. He replied that everyone is returning to Ahmedabad. I also returned like others. “He said, “As soon as we landed, everything changed. There was a change of 360 degrees. We initially drilled a lot of fielding as a lot of catches were dropped during the practice sessions. The coach also put pressure on us.”

Ishant further exposed the work morality of the GT setup, called it “crazy”.Pesar, 36, said, “The way GT practice is crazy. We leave at 3 in the afternoon and return the next day at 1 pm. My wife has told me many times that we try more while practicing on the ground during the match.”Catch Rajasthan Royals vs Punjab Kings 3:30 in the afternoon, then Delhi Capital vs. Gujarat Titans at 7:30 pm, May 18, Tata IPL Play-off as teams and live on Jiohotstar and Star Sports Network