Ravi Bishnoi's Comeback: Hard Work, Length Control Paved Way Back to Team India

• Indian spinner Ravi Bishnoi attributes his return to Team India to hard work, self-understanding, and improved length control over the past year.
• After a poor IPL performance, he was released by Lucknow Super Giants but bought by Rajasthan Royals for 7.20 crore rupees.
• Bishnoi last played for India in February last year and made a comeback in the third T20 against New Zealand due to Washington Sundar's injury.
• He seized the opportunity, taking two wickets for 18 runs in four overs, emphasizing the difficulty of re-entering the strong Indian team.
• Bishnoi focused on bowling at a 5-6 meter length near the stumps, making it challenging for batsmen, and played well in domestic cricket to aid his return.

Why It Matters: Ravi Bishnoi's dedication to improving his bowling length and domestic performance led to his successful return to Team India.