For Ashwin, it is about the four overs, the batter in front and what score is on board if the team is bowling second and adapting to different surfaces and conditions. "Recently, in the PSL, every score was ticking towards 240-250. You will have such games also coming into the fore. How much are we going to be able to handle dew? How controllable is it? I mean, you can say a lot of things, you can practice with wet balls, but still a wet ball is a wet ball. It's going to present its own challenges. So, I think it's about how you can adapt and get through on that particular day. I think that day, then and there, is very important."