Punjab Kings all-rounder Suryansh Shedge has credited former India player and selector Jatin Paranjape for helping him improve his mindset and shot selection. The 23-year-old had to wait for his chance in the Indian Premier League but impressed with a solid 57-run knock against Gujarat Titans and a quick 25 off 17 balls against Sunrisers Hyderabad.
Shedge revealed that he has been working on his mental game and decision-making abilities under Paranjape’s guidance at the Vasu Paranjape Cricket Centre in Mumbai. He emphasized the importance of thinking clearly under pressure and backing his natural game.
Paranjape highlighted the significance of having the right mindset and decision-making skills in cricket, especially for young players. He mentioned that they focused on simplifying things for Shedge, building his confidence, and helping him trust his abilities.
One of the key aspects of their training sessions was simulation batting, where Shedge practiced batting and bowling in critical match situations across different formats. This approach aimed to help him understand the demands of various batting positions and develop the right shot selection for each scenario.
Overall, Shedge’s partnership with Paranjape has been fruitful, with the young cricketer making the most of his opportunities and showing progress in his game. Their work on mindset, confidence, and shot selection has been instrumental in Shedge’s development as a player. The duo’s focused approach to training has paid off, as Shedge continues to grow and excel in his cricketing career.
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