“But the ball started swinging and we felt if we could get one wicket, two or three would follow. “I bowled a half-volley that AB hit to mid-off and after that I felt I had my rhythm. “The AB wicket was the big one, once he was out a new batsman starting his innings against a reversing ball . “The wicket is by no means flat, it might have looked like it when AB was batting, but he does that. You are always going to have that competitive edge, there are a lot of guys with a big egos out there.”

Source: Hindustan Times March 22, 2018 17:48 UTC