Anshul Kamboj (Agency Image)
He returned figures of 2/22 in the first ODI at Eden Park and followed it up with 2/25 in the second match, making an immediate impression with the ball. “I started playing when I was 13 years old.
So it’s like similar kind of, what can I say, weather and wickets as well in Haryana,” Kamboj told the host broadcasters. “It’s about accuracy and the perfect line and length, according to the wicket and the situation. It’s working for me right now, so I’m just focusing on that,” he said. I’m just making sure that I’m learning in the right way, not thinking too much about the results, but focusing on what I need to do and what I need to do on the field as well,” he said.
Coming into the playing XI as a change, Kamboj has troubled the New Zealand batters with his accuracy, disciplined line and hard lengths. I play for Haryana. The Haryana pacer believes accuracy and adapting to the demands of the surface and match situation remain crucial to his success. “Actually, that was a good learning experience for me, and I’m still learning a lot.
It’s everyone’s dream to play for their national team, so it’s pretty much exciting,” he said. “Actually, I’m excited and very happy as well, as I’m playing for my national team.