Cheteshwar Pujara is happy with his return to form, and credit Ranji Trophy and county cricket for his comeback

India's top Test batsman Cheteshwar Pujara is happy with his return to form and is hoping to do well in the fifth Test against England in a few days. Pujara credits his performances in Ranji Trophy and county cricket with the Sussexes, scoring two big centuries in both tournaments.
Pujara said in a video posted by the BCCI on its official website, "It was important for me to get back in form and find my rhythm to play in Test cricket. So, when I was playing for Sussex, I Played my first big innings against Derby, then I felt I got my momentum back."
Pujara said that he did well in county cricket, as he had done well in the Ranji Trophy before moving to England. He further added, "In the three matches I played for Saurashtra in the Ranji Trophy, I found my rhythm and got a big score. After that, I just wanted to enjoy my game and contribute to the team's success. Most of all. The important thing is to have a good time on the field. I enjoy playing cricket, so whenever I am on the field, I want to get the most out of my batting."
Rishabh Pant, 34, will represent Leicestershire along with Jasprit Bumrah and the famous Krishna in a four-day warm-up match starting Thursday. The Indian team management has allowed him to play for the opposition so that all members of the touring team get a chance to play warm-up matches before the Test match.
Pujara will try to score big in the practice match. He is one of the best Indian batsmen to succeed in overseas conditions and his technique and ability to focus for long hours will help the Indian team in Test matches.