Bengaluru, India pacer Gurnoor Brar has reported that working alongside experienced bowlers

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Bengaluru, India pacer Gurnoor Brar has reported that working alongside experienced bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammad Siraj over the past three months has significantly improved his consistency in bowling lengths. Brar is now setting his sights on becoming an all-format pacer capable of handling a heavy workload in the game.

I have to load my body so that no matter how many overs I bowl, or how many balls I bowl, it doesn’t matter to my body.

I enjoy bowling more,” he said. I am also trying to do that in my career and become an all-format bowler,” he said. “They said that the reason you came to this setupCentre…don’t change it. Apart from that, stick to your pace and length and with experience and with playing more matches, it will get better,” he said. “But according to me, the more we push, the stronger our body will become.

“”From the beginning, I have only one goal. “When you are watching them closely, how they prepare themselves and attack batters consistently, it’s a lot of fun and learning. But, obviously, you should know how to bowl in which conditions. “I still feel that if I bowl in a match, I should stay in the game. Obviously, you need breaks and recovery. For that, we have to plan what we can do for recovery when the match is over. How can we sleep well? I have a mindset like the old fast bowlers just keep bowling,” he added.

But the 26-year-old thinks that he would be able to better that with the newly-acquired know-how on lengths after his stints with the national team during ODI series against Afghanistan and England. Because of the way I was performing in the Ranji Trophy and India A, “I got selected to the India team.

But I was looking for more learnings as to how I can be more consistent on my lengths and which batsman I can bowl according to which wicket. That was my aim,” Brar told select media on the sidelines of the ongoing Duleep Trophy where he is playing for North Zone. “It doesn’t matter to me which player is in front of me, which wicket, which ground. It’s just me versus me, and I always keep pushing myself in every spell,” he noted.