India’s Yuzvendra Chahal stated Thursday he had added a “faster googly” to his leg-spin repertoire after exchanging notes with Indian Premier League teammate Adam Zampa of Australia. Zampa joined the Virat Kohli-led Royal Challengers Bangalore final month after changing fellow Australian Kane Richardson for the 13th version of the Twenty20 tournament being held within the United Arab Emirates. Chahal, who has been with Bangalore since 2014, stated he had learnt just a few tips from his fellow wrist spinner. “Once we go to the nets, we do focus on the wicket and our plan,” Chahal stated in a digital chat with reporters.
“I used to bowl the slower googly and now I’ve added the faster googly so it offers much less probability to the batsmen to evaluate, and if he mishits it will likely be simple to get them out.”
A leg-spin bowler often turns the ball away from a right-hand batsman, however the ball known as a googly when it spins the opposite approach.
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The 30-year-old Chahal, who has performed 52 one-day internationals and 42 T20 matches for India since 2016, stated a leg spinner brings extra worth within the shorter format.
Chahal has claimed 5 wickets for final years wood spooners Bangalore this season, with the Kohli-led facet profitable two of their three matches thus far.
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