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“Bol mai pehli ball te lappa nahi maaranga,” Yuvraj said as Abhishek held his ears while doing sit-ups. Abhishek replied: “Aapka Aashirwaad,” to which Yuvraj said: “Always”. “Kya chahiye aapko?
He has scored two centuries and 11 half-centuries in 55 innings for India. He also holds the second-fastest T20I century by an Indian, reaching the landmark in 37 balls against England last year. Only Rohit Sharma has scored a faster T20I hundred for India, taking 35 balls against Sri Lanka in 2017. The left-hander has scored just one half-century in his last 10 T20I innings and has been dismissed in single digits in each of his last four innings.
Abhishek has already made an impact in T20 internationals. Abhishek will next be seen in India’s three-match T20I series against Afghanistan in New Delhi. He will be looking to improve on a mixed run in recent series against Ireland, England and Zimbabwe.