Ravi Bishnoi's T20 World Cup Hopes Revived After Length Control Improvement

• Ravi Bishnoi focused on improving his length control after a poor IPL season where he took only nine wickets in 11 matches at an average over 44.
• He was released by his previous franchise but was picked up by Rajasthan Royals for Rs 7.20 crore in the latest auction.
• Bishnoi seized an unexpected opportunity in the T20I series against New Zealand, replacing an injured Washington Sundar.
• He delivered a match-winning performance in the third T20I, taking 2/18 and dismissing key batsmen Mark Chapman and Glenn Phillips.
• Bishnoi's hard work in domestic cricket and focus on bowling at a 5-6 meter length on the stumps contributed to his comeback.

Why It Matters: Ravi Bishnoi's dedication to improving his length control has revived his T20 World Cup aspirations.