India's reserved players Arzan Nagwaswalla and Prasidh Krishna opened up about their tour to England with the national cricket team. Both the youngsters have learned a lot from the senior members of the Indian squad.
In a video posted by the BCCI on their official website, Nagwaswalla said he was excited to learn from the highly skilled fast bowlers in the Indian cricket team.
"The learning that I got from seniors so far is that stick to your process and keep following it, no matter what the situation or the condition is. It has been a very good experience so far."
"I have talked to almost everybody in the team. Everyone has been so polite and kind to me. I am happy for the experience that I have had till now and I hope to carry on the same feeling."
The 23-year-old wants to improve and match the high standards of the Indian team. "I just want to improve each and every day. I want to match the level of fitness. the consistency that this team have. Once I go back to the domestic team I want to be one step ahead."
Krishna, who has featured in India's ODI side earlier this year, is happy to be a part of the England tour. He believes his skills improved by bowling to different batters in England.
"I have been playing red-ball cricket after almost one and a half years. Coming here and bowling against the best in the country, there is nothing like it. You are challenged every single day," he said.
After the World Test Championship (WTC) final in June, India will face England in the five-match Test series from August 4.
