Delhi cricketer Ayush Badoni attributes his recent India call-up to his decision to focus on bowling, turning him into an all-rounder. Badoni, 26, joined India’s ODI squad for the ongoing series against New Zealand after Washington Sundar’s injury.
The ongoing series stands at 1-1, with the final match scheduled at the Holkar Stadium in Indore on Sunday. Despite not playing in the second ODI, Badoni hopes to showcase his form in the upcoming games.
Badoni expressed his gratitude for the opportunity, recalling the moment he learned about his call-up. He mentioned the support from his family, friends, coaches, and teammates, all of whom were thrilled about his selection.
Having transitioned from a pure batter to an all-rounder by focusing on bowling in the last two years, Badoni emphasized his commitment to contributing with both bat and ball. He highlighted the importance of his bowling performances for Delhi in earning his place in the national team.
Badoni shared his experience of interacting with senior players, expressing his eagerness to learn from their expertise. He mentioned the valuable lessons he gains from playing alongside established cricketers, enhancing his skills and overall game.
