Tamil Nadu spinner R Sai Kishore recently spoke about how he tends to get used to playing in between various leagues while featuring in several of them within a specific calendar year. Kishore has appeared in a lot of tournaments in the last few months. The left-arm bowler conceded that the type of cricket played in local franchise leagues is pretty much the same as in the Indian Premier League. The cricketer, who has turned out for India three times in T20Is, disclosed that it was a more psychological game for him when playing for different clubs, irrespective of the tournaments. But he made it sure that the pressure to deliver in the IPL was 'relentless'. Here is what Kishore stated as quoted by Sportstar: "When you go to the IPL, all your senses switch on. There’s a lot at stake because one good season can secure your career. In Mushtaq Ali or TNPL, the standard of cricket isn’t very different, but the mindset is. You can’t take it lightly — you still need the same seriousness while bowling," "For me, it’s largely psychological, treating all levels with equal importance. IPL is the one place where the pressure to perform is relentless. I see it like an artist. Take an A. R. Rahman concert — whether it’s in Wembley, Chennai, or Mumbai, the quality has to remain the same. That’s how I view my game: pure and true to myself, regardless of where I play," added Kishore. Also Read | Duleep Trophy 2025: Schedule, Squads, Venues, Streaming Details The young player recently played for Surrey in a pair of matches during the 2025 County Championship. He impressed with 11 wickets in his four innings. Previously in July and for the whole of June, the 28-year-old captained IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans in the Tamil Nadu Premier League. He played fantastically well with the ball to bag 12 wickets in nine matches at an economical rate of 5.44. The cunning bowler was seriously involved with Gujarat Titans in IPL 2025, taking 19 wickets in 15 matches. Kishore has featured in three T20Is for India to date and registered an average of 16.79 for Tamil Nadu in the 2024-25 Ranji Trophy season.