'Turbo Touch': India's new practice drill ahead of the must-win 2nd Test is a special one

Team India will be leaving stone unturned in second Test match which gets underway at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on Saturday. Having tasted a bitter defeat in first Test at Wellington by 10 wickets, Virat Kohli & Co. have choice but to fight hard and ensure that y end up on winning side. Meanwhile, Indian players were seen involved in a new practice session ahe of Test match. 

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Team India's new training drill

Ahe of 2nd Test match, Indian players were seen doing something invative as y h a new training method named 'Turbo Touch'. players can be seen sweating it out in this new technique and what is also interesting is that each and every player gives his 100% in this activity. This method is explained by Nick Webb, who is  strength and conditioning coach of Indian cricket team. 

''We do a general warm-up to start with, get boys moving after a travel day yesterday and we always try to finish with game.  It’s pretty intensive, it’s called 'Turbo Touch''', said Webb.

''It’s an evasive game in which you divide guys into two teams and y try and score in between two goals and  idea is that y have only two touches to score and y have to try and eve and try to change up rules of way y can catch and way y play game as we go'', he ded.

Webb also mentioned that re is a little bit of swing involved in softball and refore, one needs to have softer hands because it just provides a little bit more of a challenge for players as y are completing an intensive game.   video was posted by Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on ir official Twitter handle. Take a look.

Winner Takes It All 

As New Zealand have alrey drawn first blood, Team India would settle for thing less than a win when both teams lock horns in second and final Test at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on February 29. It is a must-win contest for top-ranked side as a stalemate or even a washout would mean that y end up losing series. Meanwhile, hosts would be looking to d insult to injury by coming out on top once again. 

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