Under eight months prior, Hardik Pandya's stocks as a worldwide cricketer had plunged decisively. His well established back physical issue and the impacts on his bowling implied he was not an overall choice for India's white-ball sides and in this way nonessential. In that unique circumstance, the circle back has been similarly as abrupt. Pandya has accomplished bowling wellness, offered flexibility with his batting jobs, drove IPL novices Gujarat Titans to a title in their most memorable year and has now been given India captaincy in the midst of developing mumbles that he would be a commendable replacement should the post at any point need a super durable competitor. "I got a kick out of the chance to take liabilities previously I actually prefer to do it now," Pandya said of his new job. "I've generally kept up with that I've done well when I have been given liabilities. In any event, when I was an individual and not a commander, the emphasis was consistently on taking possession and taking my choices, which assists me with staying solid. "Cricket is such a game that you need to serious areas of strength for stay various circumstances. I feel in view of the obligations given to me or when I give liabilities to other people, it has improved me. Furthermore, I'll attempt to mirror that in my captaincy - how to give players obligations and furthermore give them certainty, enable them to deal with circumstances." For the present, however, Pandya has his captaincy focal point focussed on the two T20Is against Ireland, which act as India's structure blocks to the World Cup not long from now regardless of whether other first-group regulars are on the opposite side of the Irish ocean getting ready for something else entirely. "Haven't arrived to show anything to anybody. I have a chance to lead India, that itself is something major. I don't look for or play this game to show anything to anyone. So on the off chance that I'm sufficient, I'll find from here on out. In any case, more than anything, I'm only focussing on what I can do best in this series. "I've generally said one thing with the gathering, that this is a test to keep serious areas of strength for yourself," Pandya said just before the visit opener in Malahide. "It's not difficult to say that we're simply playing against Ireland. However, I needn't bother with that. We are playing a counterpart for India, which involves most extreme pride. What's more, from here till the World Cup, if you need to win the World Cup then even the littlest match from here is significant on the grounds that just from here might you at any point improve. "So that is the principal thing I told the group in our visit - who we play against doesn't make any difference, we simply need to zero in on our own things and ponder this as our greatest match." Pandya uncovered that his discussions with VVS Laxman, substitute lead trainer of the side, have related to guaranteeing that each game was drawn nearer as though it were a World Cup game and that standards of group culture permanently set up by Rohit Sharma and Rahul Dravid were stuck to. "We have such countless choices in the Indian group and individuals are battling for spots. It is expressed that in India, individuals don't thump on entryways, they tear them open. We have such a lot of ability in Indian cricket playing in various organizations, individuals don't get an excessive number of chances. However, on the off chance that we have two groups like this, naturally a many individuals will get open doors. "Playing for India is generally a fantasy. So for them to accomplish that fantasy will be fabulous. Clearly there will be circumstances where there will be two or three covers given. In any case, more than anything, it's tied in with ensuring that when we go to the recreation area we have the best eleven playing. The air (in the group) is something similar - when we discuss the methodology and culture that we need to make, it's equivalent to what we've had with the primary group. So that will be the concentration."