Day one
Abhishek Sharma Credits Aggressive Mindset and Preparation After Match-Winning 84 Against New Zealand
India’s left-handed opener Abhishek Sharma said his approach to batting is built around continuing to play the aggressive brand of cricket after hitting a magnificent match-winning 84 against New Zealand in the first T20I at the VCA Stadium in Nagpur on Wednesday.
"I haven't noticed, but he was talking about it. Still, it's just the things we've been following from Day One that we had a plan that we want to play this kind of cricket, and that's what we are just following," he said after getting the Player of the Match award.
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