‘I focus on being versatile for whatever comes in front,’ says Sai Sudharsan on his attitude as an opener

Gujarat Titans opener Sai Sudharsan opened up on how adapting to the ever-evolving calls for of T20 cricket has turn into central to trendy batting, emphasizing the significance of versatility and situational consciousness as he mirrored on his method on the high of the order.

Speaking forward of Gujarat Titans’ conflict towards Chennai Super Kings on the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Sudharsan, coming off a century in the earlier outing towards Royal Challengers Bengaluru, underlined his batting philosophy.

“As a team, me and Shubhi (Gill), we are focusing more on percentage cricket. We’ll try and keep and push the team as much as front as possible. And what that means for us is giving them a very good base when they come in in 14th or 15th over,” he advised the broadcasters forward of the toss.

Highlighting how the format is altering, he harassed the necessity for adaptability, saying, “T20 is evolving and as batters, we’ll also have to evolve and be versatile enough for whatever comes in front of us at the situation. So I think I’ve focused on that and looking to play the situation rather than thinking this strike-rate I have to play. More focused on the situation and the conditions what is required.”

Sudharsan additionally spoke about returning to a well-known venue and the feelings hooked up to the venue. “I’m catching up with them (family and friends) after the game, but very, very grateful and happy to be back at Chepauk.”

Recalling his early days, he added, “I still remember this very place in front of me. When I was very young, I came here and just watched the ground that ‘will I play in this ground?’ That feeling was there, but really grateful to God for giving me this opportunity.”

On the conditions in Chennai, the left-hander appeared unfazed by the heat. “It’s truly not so sizzling. It’s okay. And we observe day in, day trip in this warmth. So, we was once, we’ve to be tailored to this.”