Indian bowler Harshit Rana credited Jasprit Bumrah and coach Morne Morkel for his development after making debuts in all formats. Speaking after India's six-wicket win against Bangladesh, he highlighted the influence of their guidance on his consistency and performance,

Shikhar Dhawan believes Harshit Rana could have a cracking ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025. He picked the fast bowler to have a breakout tournament.

Harshit Rana who is featuring for his maiden ICC tournament picked up three wickets in India's Champions Trophy opener clash against Bangladesh.

India and Bangladesh commence their respective Champions Trophy 2025 campaigns taking on each other in second game at the Dubai International Stadium on February 20. One key player, who was missing in India’s playing XI at the ICC events for the first time since 2022 T20 World Cup is Jasprit Bumrah.

Harshit Rana is in the Champions Trophy squad as Jasprit Bumrah's replacement but Ricky Ponting feels Arshdeep Singh should get the nod for the matches.

Harshit Rana on learning from India's best & thriving ahead (Photo Source - Twitter/X) India’s growing pace impression, , has acknowledged Jasprit Bumrah and bowling coach Morne Morkel for helping him shape his bowling art, which turns to be a way to make an incredible mark on the international platform With the increasing stakes in the ongoing Champions Trophy tournament, the Indian team administration gave strong support to Harshit over the accomplished presence of Arshdeep Singh, believing his talent to perform under pressure. Making a sensational duo, with the seasoned pacer Mohammed Shami, Harshit played an important role in making India’s six-wicket triumph in Dubai against Bangladesh on Thursday. Partaking the new ball with Shami, the dashing pacer battered early, taking the Bangladesh skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto for a duck in two balls. His consistent and determined bowling all through the innings saw him finish with an efficient spell in 7.4 overs of 3/31, helping India take over the battle. Talking about his success as a bowler, Harshit expressed the high impact of training alongside India’s pace spur, , during the tour of Australia for the Border Gavaskar Test series. Also Check: "Working with Jassi bhai (Bumrah) is incredibly beneficial because of his vast experience. He guides us on how to bowl in different formats. The biggest lesson I’ve taken from him is consistency," Harshit said after the match. He also acknowledged , India’s bowling coach for encouraging and supervising his skills. "I have learned a lot from him. Morkel sir has worked extensively on my line and length, which has made a huge difference," he said. With India set to face the core compete Pakistan on Sunday in what promises to be a highly anticipated clash, the 22-year-old pacer remained undaunted by the added pressure and buildup for the high-stake contest. "When you play for India, there is always pressure. But we will approach it as just another game," he added. As India sets up for the awning clash, the spectators are all eyes on Harshit Rana, whose talent in international cricket continues to swing.