Ishan Kishan needs to learn to convert those starts into big hundreds. In the three-match ODI series against the West Indies, Ishan Kishan was named Player of the Series.
Ishan Kishan is in excellent form right now, having scored three half-centuries in three One-Day Internationals against the West Indies. India won the series 2-1 because to his outstanding performance, and most significantly, the cricketer has cemented his place in India’s side for the forthcoming major competitions.
Notably, despite the fact that all the batsmen failed to get going, the kid smashed 52 runs off 46 deliveries in the first ODI, and 77 runs off 64 deliveries in the third match to set the tone of the encounter. Kishan was named Player of the tournament as a result of his outstanding performance throughout the tournament.
Meanwhile, former India cricketer Wasim Jaffer believes that the 25-year-old still has room to develop. He used Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli as examples, saying that the Ranchi-born player should learn how to turn his beginnings into massive hundreds.
“With three fifties in three games, you could argue that he is the third opener in line going forward, as well as the second wicketkeeper.” He didn’t hurt his chances. However, he must learn to convert those small hundreds into large hundreds. That’s what Indian hitters should take away from Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, according to Jaffer.
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I should’ve stayed in and scored big: Kishan
After the third ODI, the cricketer admitted that he should have been more cautious in order to play extended innings. He went on to remark that he had learned this in this series and that he would do his best to convert his starts in the future.
“I’m not thrilled with the finish I provided. After being set, I was meant to score big. My seniors told me that I should have stayed in and scored big. That’s what I’m going to try next time: get set in the middle and score big. It’s critical to become set at this level. “It’s critical to forget about the previous game and start from scratch,” Kishan said during the post-game presentation.
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