Having seen Ishan Kishan`s exploits in the IPL, England opener Jason Roy was not surprised at all when he saw the young left-hander taking the game away from his team in the second T20 International. Making his India debut, Kishan smashed a 32-ball 56 to help India level the five-match series on Sunday. "He`s obviously a star player, he`s done that for Mumbai Indians, numerous amounts of time so I wasn`t surprised when I saw him kind of teeing off a bit because everyone knows he`s a star player so good on him," Roy said in a virtual media interaction with the UK media.

"A couple of times he might have got a little bit wrong with the ball but he capitalised by hitting it for six. It`s just a case of just making sure you kind of execute your skills extremely well." India have come into the series with the intention of playing more fearless cricket, which was on display in the second T20. England, on the other hand, are already used to that brand of cricket. "It has worked for us in 50 overs cricket, it worked for us in kind of 10 To20 games we`ve played. Our policy is to play aggressive cricket, but the problem is, when you`re playing on pitches like this you have to be a little bit more calculated. You have to assess it a bit quicker," said Roy.