Though India is facing Bangladesh forthwith in Test series in Hyderabad, the team has also started preparing to confront Mitchell Starc, recognized as the world's best left-arm quick bowler, as the match is on the head.
For the same cause, Indian Player Aniket Chaudhary, lanky Rajasthan left-arm pacer, has been placed in the mix. The player can together perform well as a net bowler as well as can form those left-armer's angles to the opposite hand batsmen. His height and stride can help him play ably.
Flashing back at Aniket's performance, he seized four wickets in the warm-up game against the Tigers. The player was inveigled into during the New Zealand series and along with Kohli and Co, succeeded in countering left-armer Trent Boult's swing.
Indian players are no fewer experts in innovating the bowling practice methods as well. When in 2014 World, T20 India was facing Bangladesh, former got a 10 feet mannequin resembling batsmen as pacers were informed about a particular length to be covered.
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