You need to be mentally and physically very strong to go and perform in Australia.

A good wrist spinner is a good wrist spinner against any opposition.

T20 may be fast, but still, you never plan for a T20 - the same way you don't plan for the other formats.

The gap between first-class and international is mostly on the mental aspect.

I am not someone who likes to be in the dressing room and waste time; I like to be on the field all the time and be counted. That is how I am.

Earlier in the shorter format, I was not consistent, so I was not getting noticed. But I always believed that I had the game to do it. It was just about consistency.

Everyone wants to perform.

I have always enjoyed keeping. I used to keep earlier for my state and later didn't have much chance to keep. But I keep myself ready if ever anyone wants me to keep.

About wicket-keeping, I have enjoyed whatever little bit I could do and contribute for RCB.

I would like to improve my shot selection when it comes to playing short-pitched deliveries.