TIL Desk Sports/ Ton-up India opener Murali Vijay said he has curbed the tendency to nibble at deliveries outside off and is back to batting the way that fetched him runs in international cricket. Vijay hit a classy century against Bangladesh, his 9th in Test cricket. The Tamil Nadu right hander spoke about the aspects of his game that he worked on.
“See, I was playing at the balls that I should be leaving actually. I went back home and gave it a thought, came back to Bombay (England Test in Mumbai) and played in the way I would play rather than playing for the situation which was putting too much pressure on me. These are small things, I rectified in the Bombay Test,” Vijay said at the post match conference.
“As I am playing one format of the game at the moment, I have got a decent idea about it and hang of it. I want to give as many consistent starts as possible for India. I am ready for my opportunity in other two formats as well,” reminding that he has not resigned to the fact that he is not considered for limited overs format.