India’s batsman Cheteshwar Pujara said that participating in the IPL (Indian Premier League) will not hamper county cricket this year. According to Pujara, he will first look at the next two Tests against England and start preparations for the IPL 2020 after that. “I would like to first say that I am very happy to be a part of the IPL,” Pujara said at a virtual press conference on Saturday. Looking good again in IPL. I would like to thank the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) team for choosing me.
“If I talk about county cricket, I think I get a lot of time before I play here with England,” he said. I will have time to play county cricket after the IPL is over. Even after the Test series started in England, we had some practice matches in England. There is plenty of cricket after the IPL. Pujara, who is the backbone of Indian Test cricket, said, “I have always wanted to play a lower form of cricket like the IPL.”
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The IPL has produced a lot of great cricketers, some young talent who have got us through the IPL. In fact it has helped the Indian team. After this Test series is over, my focus will only be on the IPL and I think of county cricket at the end of the IPL. Then comes the big series against England. I sincerely hope that we will also play the World Test Championship final in June.
“At the moment my focus is on the next two Tests against England,” he said. Both tests are important for us to qualify for the final of the World Test Championships. Especially the pink ball test is very important, I am focusing on this. Pujara has played 30 matches in the IPL so far. The last time he played for the Punjab IPL was in 2014 and this year the Punjab team reached the final. In this season of the IPL, Pujara will appear in a yellow jersey.
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