Bowlers learned of the bad 2024 season, a slight upper hand enjoyed this IPL: Prasidh Krishna

New -delhi, April 27 (PTI) India and Gujarat Titans Pacer Prasidh Krishna believe that bowlers made a strong comeback after a challenging last IPL season, characterized by total total, partly due to the use of saliva to shine the ball this time. The 2024 IPL season saw a series of high-score matches, with bowlers leaving for answers to the Batters’ dominance. However, Prasidh feels that the bowlers have ‘stuck’ tightly ‘until now this season. “It’s very good that we learned from one bad season. And the bowlers didn’t really take too much time. They really worked on the performance. The plans were very clear,” Prasidh said during a media interaction at Jiohotstar press room. “Every time you watch someone go through. Whether any bowling goes through their entire strategy, it is very clear that they know what they are doing. They learned from a bad season. ‘ Everyone did a good job. I’m very happy that the bowlers are slightly on the Upper hand, the total haven is that high, “He said. Ahead of IPL 2025, the BCCI lifted the ban on the use of saliva as a ball polishing agent. The restriction had original as a Health Precaution. And if it happens at an important stage when the right batsman comes out, it means you delay the team’s run of the team, you get the momentum back. So it has a chain reaction and it certainly helped us to bowl the game today. League playing was ‘very difficult’, but he approached his comeback with a decisive mindset. I am glad that the better one is happening, “he said. The 29-year-old man enjoys an excellent season with 16 wickets in eight games at an average of 14.12.” I was confident that I would bowl well, but it is good to have the wickets and the victories right next to your name. ” He talked about his preparation and said, “I didn’t really do anything else. The preparation was better. I was very clear about what I wanted to work on. Make sure I sat the hours, had the right conversations with (coach) Ashish Nehra. “One thing I learned from him in the few months I worked with him is to read the circumstances, read the pitch, and to let the right decisions know when you are at the top.” And that confidence translates incredibly well into your performances. “First published: 27 Apr 2025, 05:20 IST