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Rashid Khan opens up on back injury recovery, discusses GT’s middle-order issues after win over RCB

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Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], Might 1 (ANI): Following Gujarat Titans’ win over defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), spinner Rashid Khan spoke about his restoration from a again damage and the group’s ongoing middle-order considerations, saying he intentionally gave himself extra time to finish rehabilitation and regain full health.

The Titans’ sensational fielding and containment with the ball, spearheaded by a three-fer from left-arm pacer Arshad Khan and two wickets every from Rashid Khan and Jason Holder, restricted a harmful RCB batting line-up to only 155. Whereas GT struggled with their middle-order but once more within the run-chase, permitting RCB to make a wholesome contest out of a modest chase, the sensational ball hanging from skipper Shubman Gill and Jos Buttler within the powerplay acted as a cushion for the Titans, who are actually in fifth place within the factors desk, with 5 wins in 9 video games and 10 factors.

Rashid has been going through again issues for some time, having undergone surgical procedure post-2023 ICC Cricket World Cup in India and returning to worldwide cricket in March 2024. The damage has restricted the ace spinner to only limited-overs cricket, together with his final Check being towards Afghanistan in January final yr, the place he bowled 50-odd overs.

For the previous two IPL seasons, Rashid struggled for consistency, as his wicket-taking magic declined. Throughout the 2024 and 2025 seasons, he took simply 19 wickets in 27 matches, and the technique towards him was both to play him out safely or completely brutalise him with boundaries and sixes. However this season, he has proven some spark, with 10 wickets in 9 matches at a median of 27.40 and greatest figures of three/17. This additionally contains his tidy 2/19 spell in 4 overs final night time, throughout which he eliminated Tim David and Devdutt Padikkal.

Talking on ‘Match Centre Dwell’ on JioHotstar, Rashid opened up about not doing the correct of labor on his health after the damage and rehab didn’t go as deliberate, since he had a short while to get again to the sector and needed to function in Check matches, which he known as a ‘mistake’.

‘It was a again damage and, given the power I bowl with in my motion and run-up, I wanted to work persistently on my health after that damage, which, to be trustworthy, I didn’t do. My rehab didn’t go in addition to it ought to have. I solely had about two to two-and-a-half months to get again on the sector and, since these have been Afghanistan matches, I needed to play. The second massive mistake I made was taking part in a Check match, the place I bowled round 67 overs, after which I felt the damage once more. So, after the IPL final yr, I needed to offer myself and my physique extra time to recuperate correctly, full my rehab, and regain the power and depth that I bowl with. It’s all going properly now and, hopefully, it continues,’ stated Rashid.

On his efficiency towards RCB, Rashid highlighted the significance of bowling in the correct areas and sustaining a great financial system charge, particularly within the middle-overs section, the place RCB has taken off towards tempo and spin alike closely all through the match.

‘At any time when I conceded runs, it was as a result of I had bowled dangerous balls. So, that was on my thoughts. If I might minimise the share of these as a lot as attainable, it could profit me. My focus was to persistently hit the 5 to five.5-metre size, which actually helped me,’ he stated. Rashid was additionally trustworthy on GT’s middle-order subject, with batters like Washington Sundar, Shahrukh Khan, Rahul Tewatia and so forth not getting plenty of runs, saying that in a contest just like the IPL, each group has a sure weak spot and focusing solely on that may put the batting line-up in bother and take away their focus from the massive prize.

‘In a contest just like the IPL, each group may have a weak spot in some division, whether or not it’s bowling, the center order, or the highest order. We attempt, as a lot as attainable, to not deal with that. Whoever will get the duty within the center, together with myself, ought to intention to attain 15-20 runs if I’ve 5 to 10 balls to play,’ he stated.

‘That’s extraordinarily essential as a result of if we preserve pondering that our center order is weak or that the highest order failing will put us in bother, we lose our focus. When you take a look at another groups within the competitors, they don’t have a bowling line-up of the calibre that we do. So, our focus is to limit the opposition batters to low scores and make issues simpler for our batters,’ he added. (ANI)



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