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Ishan Kishan says his passion for Test cricket often goes unbelieved

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Indian wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan has expressed a deep love for red-ball cricket, despite rarely being associated with the format. Kishan has featured prominently in white-ball cricket, playing 32 ODIs and 55 T20Is for India, along with 134 IPL matches. His Test career has been limited to just two appearances, the most recent coming in July 2023. Despite this, Kishan says people find it hard to believe in his genuine affection for the longer format of the game.

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