Naman Dhir
I picked up wickets here and I hope I can keep doing well going forward,” Dhir said after taking 3/31 on Tuesday. In the high-scoring ODI series which finished last week, Dhir conceded runs only at 6.3 runs per over. The 26-year-old from Faridkot also said he is eager to get a good hit in the middle with the bat. He scored 30 while batting at No. 6 at his home ground in New Chandigarh last Saturday.
Because of the impact player rule, you don’t always see much of my bowling, in the IPL,.
But for now, I’m pleased that I could help the team and be part of a win,” Dhir said. Lucknow: The Indian team management has started to invest in Naman Dhir, the spin-bowling allrounder who can also bat in the late middle order. Despite being an integral part of the Mumbai Indians batting lineup over the last three years, not many knew of Dhir’s bowling credentials. Dhir stated that his steady bowling is not something that has happened overnight. “I’ve been bowling for a long time; it’s not something I’ve suddenly started doing. But that doesn’t mean I haven’t bowled. I’ve bowled plenty. This has been a really good experience. He got only one outing with the bat in the three ODIs. “I’ll be happier when I get a chance to contribute with the bat.
But he has managed to impress with his accurate off-spin during the ODI series and in the first T20I against West Indies here on Tuesday.