Sran appears to have rediscovered his inswinger here and ended up with four wickets in three ODIs at an average of 24.75. It was a welcome performance for Sran, who made an ordinary debut in Australia earlier in the year.
The left-arm pacer said he consciously worked on getting his wrist position to generate more swing.
"I changed the seam position a bit, made some changes to my action because I am looking to swing the new ball. So I am not putting in too much effort, because if I do that, I lose my wrist position and it reduces the swing," said Sran ahead of the opening T20 International here tomorrow.
"(In Australia), I had a problem in my shoulder because of which I couldn't perform to my potential. So I was under some pressure.
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"I didn't have much IPL experience either then, I had played only one IPL match, and even in the Ranji Trophy, only 10-11 matches. Still, everybody supported me and that felt good," said the pacer who played for eventual winners Sunrisers Hyderabad this season.
He also credited his Sunrisers teammates Ashish Nehra and Bhuvneshwar Kumar for his recent success.
"I have just been focussing and working on those areas where I am weak, like when I was trying to swing, the ball wasn't coming back in, so I worked on that regularly. In the IPL too, Nehra paaji and Bhuvi bhai were with me, they taught me seam position and supported me in all aspects from the beginning. For two-three days, I went to Chandigarh as well and met my coach Amit Uniyal and worked with him," he said.
"To get there, I need to be consistent and bowl one line and length. I need to improve a lot, I need to improve my pace and fitness level. I will work towards achieving these in the next season," he added.