Using The Brain More Important In Red-Ball Cricket As Batsmen Attack Less: Chahal thenewsminute.com

Rising leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal says "using the brain more" is important while playing red-ball cricket as batsmen tend to attack the bowlers less in the longer format of the game.

Chahal, who returned to the longer format after a gap of two years, finished the two-match four-day India A series against South Africa A with four wickets.

"It does take a bit of time to adjust because the batsmen don't have a lot of pressure," Chahal was quoted as saying by the International Cricket Council (ICC) website, after the second game in Alur.