by Parv Anand
New Delhi [India], Former India fast bowler Sreesanth expected to see a change in the structure of the Indian bowling attack with the change of venue and said that star spinner Yuzvendra Chahal should come into India's playing XI after the 'Super 8' stage. . The ICC T20 World Cup begins in the Caribbean island.
India selected four spinners for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024, but pace has been the key component of their attack in the first three matches of the tournament. India skipper Rohit Sharma used only three overs of spin against the United States in the Group A match at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium on Wednesday as fast bowling proved most effective on a low-scoring New York pitch.
Axar Patel bowled all three of those overs, and India have bowled only nine overs of spin in three matches at this ground - against the United States, Pakistan and Ireland - with Axar bowling six and Jadeja three.It is an unusual situation for a group that includes four front-line spinners, with Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal restricted to spectator roles so far in the World Cup, despite both having strong Indian Premier League (IPL) seasons. are performed.
However, that will undoubtedly change when India travel to Florida for their final Group A match against Canada before heading to the Caribbean for the second round and, perhaps, the knockout stage.
With the change of venue, it is expected to see a change in the structure of the Indian bowling attack.
Sreesanth feels that when India travels to Barbados for the ICC T20 World Cup Super 8, Axar Patel playing the role of an elite all-rounder will make the selection process of the playing XI difficult and it will be difficult to leave anyone out.
“Chahal can come.Rahul [Rahul Dravid] bhai knows what changes need to be made in the West Indies, that's why we have gone with four spinners. Even in the press conference, Rohit said that he does not want to reveal why they are taking four spinners, but there will be changes, especially in the spinning department. The way Akshar is batting and bowling, it will be a big decision for the team as to who they should drop,” Sreesanth said. who works as an expert in Caught & Bold on Disney+Hotstar, said while speaking exclusively to ANI.
With three wins from three matches, India have reached the Super 8 round with remarkable ease.Rohit Sharma's men had to work hard to progress to the second round as both Pakistan and the United States battled it out in a low-scoring thriller in New York. However, the world's top-ranked T20I team can now anticipate a number of hurdles as the competition progresses.
The win over the United States allowed India to book their place in the Super 8 of the ongoing marquee event. India will take on Canada in their last group-stage match on Saturday at the Central Broward Regional Park Stadium Turf Ground in Florida.
New Delhi [India], Former India fast bowler Sreesanth expected to see a change in the structure of the Indian bowling attack with the change of venue and said that star spinner Yuzvendra Chahal should come into India's playing XI after the 'Super 8' stage. . The ICC T20 World Cup begins in the Caribbean island.
India selected four spinners for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024, but pace has been the key component of their attack in the first three matches of the tournament. India skipper Rohit Sharma used only three overs of spin against the United States in the Group A match at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium on Wednesday as fast bowling proved most effective on a low-scoring New York pitch.
Axar Patel bowled all three of those overs, and India have bowled only nine overs of spin in three matches at this ground - against the United States, Pakistan and Ireland - with Axar bowling six and Jadeja three.It is an unusual situation for a group that includes four front-line spinners, with Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal restricted to spectator roles so far in the World Cup, despite both having strong Indian Premier League (IPL) seasons. are performed.
However, that will undoubtedly change when India travel to Florida for their final Group A match against Canada before heading to the Caribbean for the second round and, perhaps, the knockout stage.
With the change of venue, it is expected to see a change in the structure of the Indian bowling attack.
Sreesanth feels that when India travels to Barbados for the ICC T20 World Cup Super 8, Axar Patel playing the role of an elite all-rounder will make the selection process of the playing XI difficult and it will be difficult to leave anyone out.
“Chahal can come.Rahul [Rahul Dravid] bhai knows what changes need to be made in the West Indies, that's why we have gone with four spinners. Even in the press conference, Rohit said that he does not want to reveal why they are taking four spinners, but there will be changes, especially in the spinning department. The way Akshar is batting and bowling, it will be a big decision for the team as to who they should drop,” Sreesanth said. who works as an expert in Caught & Bold on Disney+Hotstar, said while speaking exclusively to ANI.
With three wins from three matches, India have reached the Super 8 round with remarkable ease.Rohit Sharma's men had to work hard to progress to the second round as both Pakistan and the United States battled it out in a low-scoring thriller in New York. However, the world's top-ranked T20I team can now anticipate a number of hurdles as the competition progresses.
The win over the United States allowed India to book their place in the Super 8 of the ongoing marquee event. India will take on Canada in their last group-stage match on Saturday at the Central Broward Regional Park Stadium Turf Ground in Florida.
