Harshit Rana is making special plans for Border-Gavaskar Trophy, will answer Australia in their language

New Delhi : Bowler Harshit Rana, who was included in the Indian cricket team for the Border Gavaskar Trophy to be played in Australia, looks very happy. He said that ever since he decided to make professional cricket his career, he tries to give his 100 percent on the field. He rarely watches TV, but he closely followed the performance of the Indian cricket team on the Australia tour in 2021 and was motivated by that and prepared to play against Australia.

On being selected in the team, Harshit Rana says that after seeing the performance of the players of the Indian cricket team that went to Australia in 2021, he had made a promise to himself that if he ever gets a chance to go to Australia in the future, he will perform like this. That people will always remember.

Harshit Rana spoke on selection
Harshit Rana said that his way of playing cricket is exactly like that of Australia. He likes to play aggressive cricket. Therefore, his better performance will be seen in Australia. Harshit Rana, who is currently playing for Delhi in the Ranji match being played between Delhi and Assam, said that the experience of taking 5 wickets in the Ranji match has been good. Harshit Rana said that while playing the IPL season, he has been with most of the Indian players from whom he has learned a lot. This has changed not only his cricket but also his life. He got a chance to think and do how a sports person moves forward in his career and life. As a cricketer, I have tried to grow a lot by being with the Indian team.

Fast bowler Harshit Rana's plan
Delhi fast bowler Harshit Rana, who was selected in the Indian Test team for the away Border-Gavaskar Trophy series against Australia, said that being selected for this tour is a big thing for him, because the competitive attitude in his game is better than the Australian players. Very similar. Young all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy, opening batsman Abhimanyu Easwaran and wicketkeeper-batsman Dhruv Jurel are among the many new faces selected for the Rana Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Currently, the New Zealand team is on the Test tour of India and Rana was among India's reserve players in this series for the first two matches. Now Rana has been directly called for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and he has been included in India's main Test squad for the first time. Therefore, he is desperate to make a place in the team as well as perform well.

This is Harshit Rana's dream
Regarding his selection, Rana said, “When the team was announced, I came to know that I am going to Australia. But I had received an indication that I might be selected for the Australia tour, because they had kept me with the team for preparation. Being selected for Australia tour is a big thing for me. … My father's dream is that I play a Test against England at Lord's someday, but I personally like Australia more. I feel proud that my name came up for this tour.”