Team performance is key; momentum can change in one match: Prasidh Krishna on Gujarat Titans’ focus for IPL play-offs

The GT seamer reflected on how he was clear on what he needed to improve and how Nehra guided him through it.
Gujarat Titans' Prasidh Krishna celebrates after taking the wicket of Delhi Capitals' KL Rahul during the Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 cricket match between Gujarat Titans and Delhi Capitals at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on April 19, 2025.
Gujarat Titans' Prasidh Krishna celebrates after taking the wicket of Delhi Capitals' KL Rahul during the Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 cricket match between Gujarat Titans and Delhi Capitals at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on April 19, 2025.(Photo | AFP)
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Speaking at the JioHotstar Press Room for the Race to Play-offs, Gujarat Titans' (GT) bowler and current Purple Cap holder Prasidh Krishna discussed his personal focus areas and the team’s strategy as they aim to secure a spot in the TATA IPL 2025 play-offs.

Krishna talked about his struggles in the early season, guidance from Ashish Nehra for helping him stay focussed.

"Wickets are just part of the game. Bowling well is important. In the first match, our plans were right, but we missed execution slightly. We focused on getting back to basics, working on our skills, and returning to execute them better."

The GT seamer reflected on how he was clear on what he needed to improve and how Nehra guided him through it.

"One key thing I’ve learned from him is reading the conditions and making smart decisions at the top of your run-up. That builds confidence, and when you’re confident, you just want to play more games and contribute to your team’s success."

He highlighted that enjoying the game and taking responsibility are the only ways how the team can secure the top position. He revealed that making smart decisions and on the ground and working harder has been the team motto throughout the season.

"Performing in every game as a team is crucial, and that’s exactly what we’re focusing on. No matter how many wins you have, momentum can shift with one match. We're staying humble, working hard, and preparing thoroughly for every game."

He also praised bowlers in the 2025 season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) - the hard work they have put in and how it has helped them gain an upper hand by limiting the totals.

"We're halfway through, and anything can happen in the second half. Credit goes to everyone for ensuring bowlers are making an impact."

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