Suresh Raina opens up on his Test debut and balance to sustain in red-ball cricket

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Veteran Indian batsman Suresh Raina has enjoyed great success in the limited-overs format. The southpaw was part of India's 2011 World Cup-winning team and also won the Indian Premier League title thrice with Chennai Super Kings. Raina was a dependable batsman for India in the middle-overs in the limited-overs cricket, but when it came to Test cricket, he made his whites debut quite late. Having played his first international match in 2005, Raina waited 5 years to make his Test debut. The Uttar Pradesh born player announced his arrival in longest format with a majestic century against Sri Lanka in Colombo.

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