Tilak Varma defends strike rate, says he bats as per team needs

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Indian T20I batter Tilak Varma has responded to criticism over his strike rate during recent T20I tours. He clarified that his batting approach is shaped by team requirements and the specific match situation at hand. Varma noted that frequent top-order collapses have often required the middle order to rebuild innings rather than attack from the outset. Speaking in his capacity as vice-captain, he stressed that he prioritizes the responsibilities assigned by team management. Varma added that representing the country comes with significant obligations that influence his on-field decisions.

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