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"Gautam Gambhir Asked Me Not To...": India's 156.7kmph Star Mayank Yadav Reveals Coach's Big Message

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One of the fastest pacers in the world, Mayank Yadav had a positive international debut, picking up a solitary wicket as India defeated Bangladesh by 7 wickets in the opening T20I of the 3-match series on Sunday.

Mayank, who falls in the category of express pacers, impressed everyone in his debut outing, not just with the pace he bowls with but also his variations.

After the end of the series opener, Mayank revealed an important message coach Gautam Gambhir sent him ahead of his maiden international outing. "I was indeed excited but was a bit more nervous.

This series marked my comeback after the injury. I didn't play competitive cricket and then directly made my debut. That's why I was a little more nervous," Yadav told in a chat with Jio Cinema after the match. "The recovery period was tough for more.

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