Mumbai Indians opener Ishan Kishan talked about his chances of selection for the upcoming T20 world cup, which is set to be commenced from 1st June in the USA and the caribbeans.

Ishan Kishan After a buccaneering 69 off only 39 deliveries against Royal Challengers Bangaluru (RCB), in the post match presentation, Ishan talked about his selection hopes for the T20 world cup and also stated there is barely anything in the players' hands.

"About the World Cup, it is not in my hands and I am taking things very easy right now, You have to take one match at a time. One needs to understand that a lot is not in the hands of the players," the MI batter said.

"I was practising (during the break). When you take a break, people gossip about it a lot, they say a lot of things on social media. But I feel it's important to understand not everything is in players' hands. We can only make the best use of the break. This is what adopting a good mindset is."

"There is nothing like that I want to prove to someone," he said. "I just have to go there and enjoy. I have learned that you do not have to add pressure on yourself about these things, which are not in your hand. You have to figure out what are (the) controllables and what are (the) uncontrollables."

Ishan Kishan will be in line of wicket-keeper batsmen for the World Cup bus along with Sanju Samson and Rishabh Pant.