Ashwin is set to lead the Dindigul Dragons against the Lyca Kovai Kings in the Tamil Nadu Premier League final on Sunday. This season, Ashwin has excelled with the bat, ranking as Dindigul's third-highest run-scorer. Additionally, his effective use of reverse sweeps, notably against left-arm spinners R Sai Kishore and S Ajith Ram in Qualifier 2 against the Idream Tiruppur Tamizhans, has garnered attention.  Ashwin Still Looking To Evolve His Game He has been scoring a lot of boundaries towards the square of the wicket in the tournament this season and when asked about mastering the art of it, Ashwin said it's about "understanding angles and triggers". "Everything is a work in progress, right? It's all about repetitions, and understanding angles and triggers," Ashwin told reporters during the pre-final press conference on Saturday. "Obviously, in the last IPL, I felt like I needed to widen my game and horizons square of the wicket because I know I can hit the ball down the ground, and I can use my feet. While he is still looking to uplift his game but it won't affect the impact he has left on the game as a bowler. Ravichandran Ashwin is a highly regarded Indian cricketer known for his off-spin bowling and all-round capabilities. He has been a key player for India in all formats of the game, boasting impressive career statistics and numerous match-winning performances. In addition to his bowling prowess, Ashwin is also a valuable lower-order batsman and has played significant roles in domestic leagues like the IPL, where he has showcased his batting skills and leadership qualities. With a reputation for tactical acumen and adaptability, Ashwin continues to be a crucial asset for his teams.