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RCB vs GT Live Score, IPL 2025: ‘Game has changed from 2022 to 2025’ – Prasad Krishna
After being forced to stay away from the IPL since 2022 due to injuries, Pasar Prasad Krishna of Titans in Gujarat is gradually being used for “sports speed” as his body is ready for a sharp-stagnant format rigor. Prasad returned to the league through a contract with GT, and went for 41 runs against Punjab Kings, which was his first match in the tournament after three years.
However, the Karnataka man came back brilliantly to enter the magic of 4–0-18-2 against Mumbai Indians.
“As much as I try to tell myself that this is just another tournament, just one more game, I felt that I have been coming after a few years, especially in the last two years a lot of T20s have not been played because the pace of the game has changed from 2022 to 2025,”
Prasad said on the eve of the match against Royal Challengers Bangalore.
The 29 -year -old admitted that this is a bit of a time -consuming process.
“So, it took some time. It keeps on moving forward and you have to live with the game. Not much has changed physically for me, like, I thank you that now some cricket is playing and the body is allowing me to do what I want to do,” he said.
In that context, Prasad said that he has been blessed to work with a sensible coach like Ashish Nehra in GT on his return.
“After playing for so long and very successful, I think it is really important to choose my way for me. The conversation has been on the same lines about the decisions that you do as a bowler, the preparation that you will go to the game.
He said, “Handling situations and pressure, what will you do when you are coming against a challenge. So there are things that he is talking to me,” he said.
Prasad said that it was an ideal learning experience for him to work with top pacers like Kagasio Rabada, Rashid Khan at the Titans camp.
“Yes, this is a cute thing about IPL. We have a lot of great bowlers in the team. We have a lot of youth who have a lot of ability. Therefore, every time we come in the net session, there is a lot for us to see and learn each other.
“And when you are together, you build a relationship where you go and talk to people, find out how they see the game, what they are thinking, what they separate than others. Therefore, rubbing the shoulders with such people is very good,” he said.
Prasad considered GT captain Shubman Gill to work with the person.
“The advantage of a person like Gill is that you can go to him and ask him, what do you think what is a better line and length to bowl on this pitch? What are you doing? So Gill and every other experienced player is good around.
“And Shubman is a boy that I have known for some time. And for any of us it is easy to contact him and get his response,” he said.
