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IPL 2024: All’s Well? Jay Shah Engages in Lengthy Conversation with Ishan Kishan Post GT vs MI Clash

Ishan Kishan Returns to Action After Two-Month Hiatus, Following Withdrawal from India vs South Africa Series

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Amidst the spotlight on Hardik Pandya and Rohit Sharma’s performances in the GT vs MI IPL 2024 showdown, Ishan Kishan’s comeback after a prolonged absence went largely unnoticed. Despite being a crucial player for Mumbai, Ishan’s lackluster performance, getting out for a duck while chasing 169, raised eyebrows.

However, Ishan’s recent struggles trace back to events unfolding over the past couple of months. Beginning with his withdrawal from the IND vs SA series due to personal reasons, followed by his absence from Ranji Trophy matches against directives from the India coach and BCCI secretary, and eventually being dropped from the central contracts list, it’s evident that all hasn’t been smooth sailing between him and the BCCI.

In a curious turn of events, Jay Shah was spotted engaging in a prolonged discussion with Kishan immediately after the match. While the details of their conversation remain undisclosed, it appeared that Ishan attempted to express his perspective. Could this signify a potential reinstatement of Ishan into the central contracts list? Only time will tell. However, solid performances going forward will undoubtedly bolster the left-hander’s case.

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