Ajinkya Rahane says Manav Suthar can succeed in Tests across different pitch conditions, pointing to the early impact he has made. In his first three Tests, Suthar takes 23 wickets, and both outlets highlight his ability to generate drift and deceive batters.

Rahane’s comments emphasize that Suthar’s skills are not tied to a specific surface. The reports describe how quickly he learns and how effectively he performs regardless of the conditions presented by the pitch. This adaptability is presented as a key factor for Suthar’s potential to take on a bigger role within India’s spin attack.

The articles also situate the remarks ahead of India’s upcoming series in New Zealand. They note the tour is expected to feature different playing conditions from previous matches, which makes Suthar’s flexibility a relevant talking point for how India’s spin options may be used.