‘Rahul Dravid has a glimpse, India can play at number 3’, said former chief selector about this U-19 batsman
The former Indian chief selector said that his batting in the U19WC showed Rahul Dravid-like technique. He displayed the patience for which Dravid was known in his batting.
Sheikh Rashid can play for Team India at No. 3 – MSK Prasad (Photo-File)
They Rahul Dravid (Rahul Dravid) No. But, his glimpse is in him. Play Test or ODI and T20, that is the future of Team India at number 3. It is to say that MSK Prasad, the chief selector who once chose the Indian team (MSK Prasad) Of. This statement of former Indian chief selector Sheikh Rashid, vice-captain of the Under-19 World Cup team (Shaik Rasheed) is about. He has given his opinion after watching the game of this right-handed batsman in the Under 19 World Cup. MSK Prasad said, “Sheikh Rashid did an amazing job in the Under 19 World Cup. And, he saw the technique of Rahul Dravid in his batting. He showed the patience for which Dravid was known in his batting.
By the way, not only batting, maturity is also seen in the words of Sheikh Rashid. When Cricbuzz asked Sheikh Rashid about his performance in the Under 19 World Cup, he said, “We have just won the Under 19 World Cup. This victory is the result of excellent coordination between the players, coach and support staff. We were like a family in a Caribbean country.” Regarding his game, he said, “I still have to improve my game a lot and I will do it.”
Rashid has enough time to play the shot – Prasad
Both MSK Prasad and Rashid hail from the same city of Guntur in Andhra Pradesh. Prasad also has a big role in making Sheikh Rashid a capable batsman. He did this while being the CEO of Andhra Cricket Association. He said, “Rashid has enough time to play the ball. This is a good quality. The most important thing is its temper. He never lets himself fall under pressure.
3rd most successful Indian batsman in U19 World Cup
Sheikh Rashid was the third most successful Indian batsman in the Under-19 World Cup after Raj Bawa and captain Yash Dhull. He scored 201 runs in 4 innings of 4 matches. During this, he averaged 50.25 and got 2 half-centuries from his bat. On his innings played in the knockout matches, Sheikh Rashid said, “Initially he was under a little pressure. But then he played his natural game. When I started playing like this, my confidence also increased.
