India's wicketkeeper batsman Ishan Kishan has broken his silence about his break from international cricket.

Due to this reason, he has been out of Team India for a long time. Kishan last played for India in the T20 International series against Australia in November last year. After this, he got a place in the South Africa tour, but he cited personal reasons and opted out of that tour. Test Series He had withdrawn his name from the team. Then he also decided not to play Ranji Trophy matches, after which BCCI removed him from the list of central contracts.

Rahul Dravid, who was the head coach of India at that time, had said that if Kishan has to make a comeback, he will have to play domestic matches before that. But Kishan had to face criticism for not playing domestic cricket matches.

Now he has made a big revelation about his decision.

Kishan said in a conversation with the Indian Express, “I took a break and I thought it was normal. There is a rule that if you want to make a comeback, you have to perform in domestic cricket. It is very simple. Now, for me domestic cricket is the best way to go.

Cricket Playing was very different because it made no sense. I was in no condition to play and that is why I took the International Cricket Council exam. Cricket I had taken a break from international cricket. It does not make sense that you take a break from international cricket and then go and play domestic matches. Then you would have played international matches only.”

Kishan admitted he was disappointed with not getting more opportunities in the Indian team despite putting in good performances.

Kishan said, “It was disappointing. Today I don’t want to say that everything was fine. It was not easy for me at all. You have to endure a lot. All this kept going on in my mind that yaar kya ho gaya, kya ho gaya, mere saath kyu. All these things happened when I was performing well.”

Let us tell you that after not playing in the South Africa tour and Ranji Trophy, he played in IPL 2024. Jaban scored 320 runs in 14 innings for Mumbai Indians at an average of 22.85.