Ollie Robinson prepares for the India challenge after a lacklustre Ashes series by saying, “I just want to be the best player I can be between now and then.”

Ollie Robinson, an English fast bowler, is aware that the tour of India will be difficult and is looking forward to it. The five-match Test series that will be played in the near future, from January to March, will present a special test for the cricket player.

Having played only three Tests in Pakistan last year, Ollie Robinson exposure to sub-continental conditions is still limited. He suffered a back spasm during the third Test at Headingley in Leeds, which unfortunately ended his Ashes career.

When asked about his Ashes experience, Robinson acknowledged that due to a foot injury and some rustiness, it did not go as he had intended. Despite this, he is upbeat and expresses his commitment to developing his abilities and performance. He wrote the following in his Wisden column:

“For me personally, it didn’t go quite the way I had hoped because I entered the series with a foot ailment and was a little rusty. I also experienced a back spasm at Headingley after that. I’ve got a significant training block ahead of me as I work to improve.

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With ten wickets in three games and a strong economy rate of 2.76, Ollie Robinson demonstrated potential. At Birmingham’s Edgbaston for the first Test, he delivered a spectacular performance of 3/55.

In that Test, where he scored 17 not out and 27 runs, Ollie Robinson prowess with the bat was also on display. He emphasised his focus on additional advancements, knowing that the task ahead will be even more difficult, as the series against India drew near.

“I believe this series has been yet another beneficial teacher about my abilities and my physique, and I believe India will be an even tougher test. I want to be as prepared as fit as I can be for that series. Between now and then, I just want to get better and be the best version of myself possible, Robinson continued.

With 76 wickets at an outstanding average of 22.21 and a strike rate of 48.90 throughout the course of 19 Test matches, Robinson has three five-wicket hauls to his credit. Robinson is still committed to overcoming the difficulties that lay ahead as the tour of India draws near.