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Rajasthan Royals right hand mentor Shane Bond has portrayed in-structure Riyan Parag as a player of "outrageous ability" and compared him to a youthful Suryakumar Yadav who joined Mumbai Indians quite a while back and proceeded to become one of the most dangerous T20 hitters on the planet. The 22-year-old Parag has brought his rich structure from homegrown cricket into the IPL, striking two great fifties to assist Rajasthan with scoring up dominates in every one of the three matches up to this point. Parag's most recent exertion came against Mumbai Indians in his side's six-wicket win on Monday. He moored to lead Royals' pursuit of 126, scoring 54 not out off 39 balls with the assistance of five fours and three sixes. "He (Parag) kind of helps me a smidgen to remember Surya (Suryakumar Yadav), who came to Mumbai a couple of years prior. He seems to be that - he has got outrageous ability. He has quite recently developed as a cricketer, despite the fact that he is just 22," Bond, who is likewise the RR bowling trainer, said at the post-match public interview. Bond assumed a urgent part in creating bowling gifts at MI in his nine-year stretch with the Mumbai-based establishment from 2015 onwards, prior to moving base to Jaipur this year. "He (Parag) has had an extraordinary homegrown season, clearly, batting up the request. The exchange we made with Devdutt (Padikkal), bringing Avesh (Khan) in, that was to set Riyan up into a position which was most likely more qualified," the previous New Zealand quick bowler added. Suryakumar, the world's main T20 hitter, joined MI in 2011 and burned through four years at Kolkata Knight Riders from 2014-17 preceding he was taken back to the Mumbai side in 2018. He is recuperating from a new medical procedure. Bond said Parag has needed to assume the part of a finisher in the IPL early on while different groups have encountered global players in that job. "Riyan began so youthful, you fail to remember that he was 17 or something, playing in perhaps of the hardest spot in a batting line-up of No 6. You take a gander at the characters who finish games around the IPL, they are for the most part lovely experienced folks," he said. "(The) Tim Davids, (the) Dave Mill operators… these are great players who play global cricket. Riyan has been entrusted with that for various years. He is as yet an extremely young fellow, yet he has got this abundance of involvement behind him now. "We are outdoing him. The venture that RR have made of him, receiving the benefits is beginning. It is really astonishing what he could propose until the end of the time for us." Bond likewise felt "caring" Yuzvendra Chahal, who created a measly spell of 4-0-11-3 to set up Rajasthan's success on Monday, could be back in India figuring in the event that he keeps on conveying. "The opposition is quite extreme, so one of the genuine difficulties for any bowler coming into this competition is to fail to remember that there is a World Cup, and you begin bowling to get into a World Cup group," he said. "Assuming that your group is fruitful, you are in a triumphant group, determinations and prizes come from that. That has a greater amount of been our concentration, to disregard all that other clamor from an external perspective and simply buckle down for one another. "That's what assuming we do, I have presumably individuals will begin talking like you are currently about Chahal and regardless of whether he will highlight in a World Cup. He is bowling perfectly, and on the off chance that he continues to do that, we have a gigantic opportunity in this competition," he added. Security said knowing about resistance players likewise helps in making techniques for his ongoing group. "At the point when you have clearly invested such a lot of energy with specific players, watched them consistently and conversed with them about their game and the way that they see the game, that most certainly helps," he said. "It was very fun being on the opposite side of the group. Two or three excusals, you get a great deal of fulfillment from that." MI pacer Akash Madhwal said a new pitch at the Wankhede Arena helped bowlers in the principal game however it was similarly pivotal to keep up with tight lines. "We needed to get our rudiments right and needed to bowl in the line of the stumps. The pitch had some assistance for the quick bowlers," said Madhwal, who returned 3/20.