KP thanks IPL for form revival

[Precambrian]

he could have done that without playing IPL as well.. He also mentioned that he spent time working on his game in Bangladesh ' date=' so the credit should go to Eng-bang series ?[/quote'] One is part of his duty for Eng-Bang team. He is EXPECTED to do well for his country whenever he is playing. He is saying "apart" from that his IPL experience, which is purely optional, helped him better his T20 game.

[TheWall]

Going off topic. Either way it just shows how little the IPL means if the English bowling attack which was the best in the tournament had 0 IPL players.

bit I thought it was the WI phaast bowlers who bounced out India were the best bowlers in the tournament :hitler:

[SJS50]

Its amazing how we (and the stupid media) will read into anything only that what we want. I saw what is written here and then went back to read all that KP had said. I do not find a word to say the IPL had fantastic standards. Here tell me if I understand English . . . "The work that I put in Bangladesh and India (during the Indian Premier League), there is no greater place to go learn your batting and work hard. "I spent hours and hours in the nets in Bangalore and spent an hour and half at Nagpur in a game where I missed out," "I just worked really hard as I can because I was really disappointed in my winter and in the last 12 months. "It's difficult for me to say how well I'm batting, I feel good and to contribute to this, there's no greater feeling. To do what we have done here in the past two weeks - priceless," "It's humbling. You've got to savour things like this. But if it wasn't for the help of all the dressing room in Bangladesh and the coaching staff and management, I probably wouldn't have been here - batting the way I did," "The nights and the dinners I had with Colly, reassuring me of how to play when you lose sight of how you should be playing coming back from the injury I had, really helped,"