Speaking to the media after the match, Ishan addressed the controversial weeks leading up to the IPL, during which there were doubts about his future in the Indian team.
Ishan decided to skip the South Africa series due to mental exhaustion and reportedly declined international selection opportunities in the ensuing months. Despite the encouragement from head coach Rahul Dravid and BCCI secretary Jay Shah to participate in the Ranji Trophy, Ishan opted to concentrate on his IPL preparations alongside his MI captain, Hardik Pandya.
Reflecting on this period, Ishan emphasized his dedication to practice. He acknowledged the speculation and discussions surrounding his decision, particularly on social media, while also noting that certain aspects were beyond players' control. During this hiatus, Ishan experienced a significant shift in his mindset. He shared valuable insights into his thought process, especially concerning how he navigates the challenges in his career.
"I've learned to use my time wisely," Ishan explained. "Moreover, my perspective has evolved. In the past, I wouldn't hesitate to play every delivery in the first two overs, even when bowlers were performing well. However, I've realized the importance of patience and adaptability, even in a 20-over game.
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