'Mohammed Siraj Needs To Up His Fashion Game': Washington Sundar

Washington Sundar in a candid chat revealed many things from the Indian and RCB dressing room. He said that he needs to learn 'many variations' from Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin. What else did the all-rounder have to say, read below.

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Indian cricketer, Washington Sundar, got in a candid conversation to reveal a lot of things from the Indian dressing room. Sundar made a name for himself in the series against Australia and also against England at home. He said that Siraj needs to follow the latest trend in fashion and "up his game". 

Sundar was talking to ESPNcricinfo where he also revealed other secrets from the team's dressing room. "Siraj needs to up his game. He can do wonders if he keeps up with the trend," said Sundar when asked who is the one cricketer who needs to up his game. Washington Sundar also said that t is difficult to pick up Kohli's wicket in nets. "He is the king of cricket. I would be very happy if I get him out once in two sessions."

He also said, "Ashwin has got too many variations, he can do anything in a matter of few seconds. That's really amazing and want to have for me as well." 

Here are a few of the excerpts from the interview: 

"I idolize Brian Lara as I have seen a lot of him while growing up and of course, later on, MS Dhoni."

When asked about what superpower would he like to have, Sundar said, "Want to be invisible and get inside other teams dressing rooms. Probably I would get into CSK or MI's dressing room and see how they plan things as they have been very successful."

Sundar was also part of the India vs England Test series where Rishabh Pant shocked everyone by scooping James Anderson for a six. Sundar was at the other end watching Pant. He said he "didn't know how to react"

"Didn't know how to react to the scoop shot by Pant. Especially because he was batting on some 90 odd runs"

Meanwhile, Washington Sundar's father has made a big sacrifice to save his son from the dreaded Coronavirus ahead of India's tour of England. Washington Sundar's father has shifted to another house to ensure his son's complete safety. In an interview, Washington's father M. Sundar explained why he took this step.  He said that he steps out of the house for work and there's a risk of him bringing home the infection.