CHENNAI: Suryakumar Yadav, with his outrageously inventive yet consistently effective stroke play in T20s, has acquired superstar status in the format and the 'Indian Mr 360' moniker on the back of his dazzlingly dexterous displays. But the going has been tough for him in ODIs, underscored by his consecutive golden ducks in the series against Australia.
India coach Rahul Dravid doesn't want to ring the alarm bells yet, but he feels that when it comes to ODIs, Surya is still learning the ropes. "He has played a lot of T20 cricket in the IPL and then in India colours, but is learning the 50-over game a bit as he has not played enough of it. We need to give him some time and be patient with him," Dravid said.
