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Reflecting on his approach to the game, Dubey stressed that planning before the match only goes so far, with in-game decisions often determining success.

"In our team meetings, we discuss the kinds of shots a player might play and the areas in which he is strong. At the end of the day, we can only try because he is a batter and has more opportunities to score runs and in ODIs, there is one more fielder inside the ring. So, I tend to go with my gut feel more often than not. For example, with the first wicket I got, their captain, I knew that if I bowled a bit quicker, it would be easier for him to hit. So, based on that situation, I moved away from the plan slightly and it worked. You should stick to your plans, but not be rigid in thinking they will always work. You have to be open to changing them according to the match situation and the conditions,” he told JioStar.   Read More...