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How Jai Moondra's meticulous prep helped Ireland stun India's top-order batters

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Jai Moondra marked his Ireland debut with a standout performance that helped the team secure a historic series win over India. The Tonk, Rajasthan-born cricketer reportedly spent hours studying Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's batting before the series, contributing to the dismissals of high-profile batters including Sanju, Abhishek, and Shreyas. Moondra's journey from engineering student to international cricketer was shaped by years of disciplined hard work. His childhood coach and mother have spoken about the relentless effort he put in to reach this level.

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