I learned a lot in IPL, I am trying to give the same to the youngsters: Ramandeep Singh

Trident Stallions have impressed everyone with their performance in PCA's Sher-e-Punjab T20 Cup. Trident played 8 matches in the cup and won 5. The team is in third place with 10 points. Ramandeep Singh, who is playing the role of vice-captain, has contributed a lot to this success. Ramandeep was a part of the IPL champion team Kolkata Knight Riders and now he is sharing his experience with the young players of Trident.

Ramandeep said that IPL gave me confidence and I have also learned a lot with the senior players there. This is useful in my career and I am sharing this experience with the young players of Trident. As a vice-captain, I motivate them and tell them how to deal with different situations. I told them how to play under pressure and how to get out of it. I am available to answer all their questions. We openly talk about technique, shots, planning etc. so that there is no mental pressure on them.

Regarding the 5 sixes hit in the last over, Ramandeep said that my planning was to play the last over myself and score as many runs as possible for the team. Due to rain, we got only one over to bat and I had to give my best in it. I hit 5 sixes and gave the team the score due to which we could face the strikers. He said that I only bat according to the team's need. It does not matter whether I am playing as a finisher or in the middle order or top order. It only matters what is the situation of the team and how I have to play.

Ramandeep is the best in all three - batting, bowling and fielding. He said that I do not give importance to any one thing, because I love this game. I want to do well in all three things, so that my team wins. I do not prepare for any one thing before the match, I just have a routine.