Ravi Bishnoi says his improved performance in the Zimbabwe series comes after he adjusted how he approaches the crease. The leg-spinner previously struggled with issues in his run-up, including a problem with his delivery going straight to the stumps. According to his account, he worked on this with coaches Sairaj Bahutule and Sunil Joshi following problems in an earlier match against England in Manchester.
NDTV reports that after he conceded 60 runs in that defeat, the key focus shifted to his run-up technique. The coaching emphasis is linked to a sequence that included three back-foot no-balls, which highlighted the need for changes. By addressing the mechanics of his approach and ensuring the ball reaches the stumps properly, Bishnoi describes his subsequent form as improving for the Zimbabwe series.
The reports do not provide additional match statistics from Zimbabwe, but they consistently frame the turnaround as the result of technical corrections to his run-up under guidance from his coaching team.
