“(On his bowling in the Test match) We’ve been working on that length for quite some time now, and it’s really pleasing for me to see it come off in game time as well. The idea is to bowl a little fuller and hit that uncomfortable length where batsmen find it difficult to make decisions. (Changes for the white-ball) The changes are mainly about the approach and mindset. We’ve played T20s, then a one-off Test, and now we go back to white-ball cricket. As I said before the Test, it’s about adapting to the situation, the format, and the demands of the game. For me, it’s about trying to keep things tight, block the runs, and make it harder for the batsmen. It’s very important,” said Prasidh Krishna to the broadcasters.
