Selection is not in my hands: Harshal Patel on not making a place in T20 World Cup squad Cricket News – Times of India

Dubai: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) fast bowler Harshal Patel Not losing sleep over failing to make it to the Indian squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup despite consistent performances Indian Premier League (IPL)
The seamer of Haryana has taken it in his stride.
He said, “I never have any regrets, the decisions I have taken in life have been taken to the best of my ability at that point of time. And when it comes to selection, it is completely out of my hands. ”
“There is only one goal for me, whatever team I play, whether it is a club or an IPL team, or when I play for the country or when I play for Haryana, I try to make a positive impact in the game with the ball. I am or bat.
“It’s my goal and it’ll be my goal as long as I play” Cricket,” he emphasized.
Harshal after claiming match win hat-trick In his IPL match against Mumbai Indians, he was short of words and said it would take time to sink in.

Glenn Maxwell justified his million-dollar contract with an all-rounder performance before picking up three wickets in three balls to ensure a resounding 54-run win for RCB here on Sunday.
Achievement:
“For the first time in my life, literally in my life, I have never taken a hat-trick even in a school game. In the IPL, I have almost been on a hat-trick, this was my sixth time on a hat-trick and this is the first time I have It’s found.
“So, exactly, I don’t know, it’s hard to explain, but it will take some time to sink in,” Herschel said in a post-match press conference.
He insisted that RCB continue to play the brand of cricket that was on display against MI.
“For me personally, I feel good, as I said in pre-match interviews too, that I am able to execute my skills well,” quipped the 30-year-old seamer.

“In terms of the team, we are not looking at the points table, because if you look at the points table, your mind is out of the process. The difficult task for us was to overcome this inertia of two defeats, which we We have done in this game and we want to continue that momentum and we want to continue to play this brand of cricket.”
According to Harshal, who has played 64 first-class matches, his stock ball is a hard-length delivery.
“But at times, the game dictates something else, like in Sharjah I try to bowl slower, in Abu Dhabi when we played, I had 80 percent faster deliveries.
“So, I always let the conditions dictate what I am going to bowl, rather than thinking that I am a fast bowler and I need to bowl (more) faster or slower balls without coming into play. The stock ball is what decides the position,” he explained.
He also said that the wicket of West Indies all-rounder Kieron Pollard was “very satisfying”.
“Because it was a hoax, as we had planned in the meeting, that a batsman like Pollard could set up by bowling wide and then you could bowl a yorker at the heel, which he could miss.
“So, at that point, I felt I was bowling the slower ball well and my square leg was up, so instead of throwing a fast paced yorker over my heels, I tried bowling a little slower and That bowl was bowling well and he missed.”

According to Patel, he did not expect such a “one-sided affair” against the defending champions.
Harshal, the highest wicket-taker in the Purple Cap, said he is feeling confident about his body and skills right now.
“The last three years have been a success for me, because some people are late bloomers and I consider myself one of those people, I’m definitely late bloomers,” said the 30-year-old.
“I’m at a place in my career right now that I feel very confident about my body, my skills and whatever position I’m in, I’ll just try and make a positive impact and I’m for the fact I know I have the skills to do that,” he signed off.