After his Player of the Match performance went in vain against England, India's mystery spinner Varun Chakravarthy acknowledged that he bowled well but vowed to get better. In a game that was arguably decided by both side's ability to churn out runs on a slow turf and a bowler's ability to put a lid on the scoring rate.

After delivering his "Man of the Match" performance against England in the third T20I, Team India`s mystery spinner Varun Chakravarthy accepted that he bowled well but vowed to get better. In a game that was arguably decided by both side`s ability to churn out runs on a slow turf and a bowler`s ability to put a lid on the scoring rate.

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India's spinner Varun Chakravarthy emphasised that despite the loss, the team remains focused on its strategy and long-term goals. With two matches left in the series, he believes there is still room to settle into a rhythm and experiment with different batting options.