Star wicketkeeper-batter Jitesh Sharma opened up about the emotional weight of losing his father, saying the loss continues to shape his journey even as he looks to build on Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s success in recent seasons.
Since lifting the T20 World Cup last year with eight successive wins, India have extended their dominance to 26 victories from 30 matches, including a seven-match unbeaten run during their Asia Cup triumph.
Despite being the tournament’s leading run-scorer and top six-hitter, Suryavanshi remained in the dugout as India opted for Jitesh, Ramandeep Singh and Ashutosh Sharma to face the Super Over.
The teams are split into two groups: Group A includes Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Hong Kong and Sri Lanka, while India A are placed in Group B alongside Oman, UAE and Pakistan ‘A'.
Jitesh, Rinku Look To End India’s Hunt For Finisher Ahead Of T20 World Cup
