KOLKATA: After Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, it's time for Suryakumar Yadav to strive at getting back among the runs through domestic cricket. In a series which India convincingly won 4-1 against England, the India T20I skipper managed just 28 runs in five innings. He failed to open his account on two occasions and his highest score of 14 did not speak well about the middle-order batter's talent and potential.
However, Surya was candid to admit his shortcomings. "If I did well, I would have been in the Champions Trophy team. If I don't do well, it's important to accept that," he said before the start of the five-match T20I series against England. The batter was seen working out long hours at the nets a day before Mumbai take on Haryana in a Ranji Trophy quarterfinal at the Eden Gardens here from Saturday. "I am hopeful of getting my touch back," he stated while boarding the team bus.
