Prince will make India debut soon: Rayudu

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Lucknow, May 8: Former India batter Ambati Rayudu believes Prince Yadav is not far away from making his international debut after the young pacer produced another impressive spell in Lucknow Super Giants’ thrilling nine-run win over Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at the Ekana Cricket Stadium on Thursday.
Prince played a decisive role in LSG’s successful defence of DLS target 213 runs in the rain-curtailed 19-overs-a-side contest, finishing with figures of 3-33 and producing a stunning delivery to dismiss Virat Kohli for a two-ball duck.
“I think he is going to make his debut soon. That guy is a special talent, Prince. The way he runs in, his run-up itself tells you that he is in there for a fight. He bowls a heavy ball, and most of his deliveries hit the stumps. That’s his speciality,” Rayudu told ESPNCricinfo. “That ball (to get Kohli) was very, very special. The seam stayed up. This is a huge wicket. It’s Virat Kohli. Prince Yadav, who too comes from Delhi, plays for Delhi, gets his Delhi team-mate,” he added.
Prince’s spell helped put RCB on the back foot early after they lost both openers cheaply in pursuit of a daunting 210-run target.
Rayudu also backed the youngster to succeed across all formats, highlighting his fitness, rhythm and consistency as major strengths. (IANS)

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