Got calls from IPL groups? Sarfaraz Khan vows to be prepared for late proposition
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India’s most recent batting sensation Sarfaraz Khan is without an Indian Chief Association contract even as the IPL 2024 season is seven days away. Sarfaraz was delivered by Delhi Capitals after the 2023 season and the Mumbai hitter didn’t track down a purchaser in that frame of mind in December. In any case, after his heroics in his lady Test series, Sarfaraz is by all accounts high in the hanging tight rundown in the event that groups search for substitution players.
Sarfaraz Khan has played 50 matches in the IPL, scoring 585 runs at a normal of 22. The 26-year-old battled for Delhi Capitals in IPL 2023, figuring out how to get just 4 matches. Be that as it may, Sarfaraz paraded his wide exhibit of shots in the Test series against Britain in which he scored 3 fifties in as many matches.
Sarfaraz made his much-anticipated Test debut in the third Trial of the as of late finished up 5-match series against Britain and proceeded to hit twin fifties. The Mumbai player played unafraid as he attacked the Britain bowling unit. While Sarfaraz didn’t inconvenience the scorers much in the fourth Test in Ranchi, he hit one more splendid fifty in the last Test in Dharamsala, assuming a key part in India’s 4-1 series win.
How Sarfaraz brought down express pacer Imprint Wood in the fifth Test and the manner in which he dealt with bouncers, which, before, pained him, probably procured the consideration of many IPL establishments.
Talking at India Today Gathering in New Delhi on Friday, Sarfaraz Khan said he has kept on preparing in Mumbai to be prepared if and when an IPL establishment ropes him in as a substitution player.
“In a major IPL season, there are chances of players getting harmed, and you get calls. Be that as it may, what’s in my grasp is my diligent effort. I need to continue to buckle down. I’m not piece of the IPL at this point, yet assuming that I get a call, I must be prepared for that. I need to proceed with my training at home and furthermore make all the difference for my red-ball practice,” Sarfaraz Khan said.
