The Indian team has been going through a difficult phase for some time now, no matter how many runs the team puts on the board, their bowlers are not able to defend this total. Despite scoring 208 runs against Cup Australia, the team had to face defeat. In such a situation, these three decisions of Dravid-Rohit are beyond comprehension, this mistake is repeated again and again even after the Asia Cup.
Handing over the ball to Bhuvneshwar Kumar repeatedly in the death overs
The biggest reason for India's loss in the Asia Cup was Bhuvneshwar's 19th over, be it against Sri Lanka or Pakistan.
Despite this, Rohit Sharma once again handed the ball to Bhuvneshwar for the 19th over against Australia yesterday, Bhuvneshwar conceded 31 runs in the 17th and 19th overs. Rohit Sharma repeated the same mistake without taking lessons from the Asia Cup.
The experiment is happening just before T20I World Cup
Ever since Virat Kohli stepped down from the captaincy and coach Ravi Shastri's tenure is over. The Indian team is going through a phase of experimentation. Earlier this experiment was also suitable for finding team combinations. But now that the T20I World Cup is so near, the same is being done.
There is no clarity about Rishabh Pant and Dinesh Karthik. Sometimes someone is being given a chance, and sometimes someone, due to this, changes are being made in the batting order again and again. Arshdeep is a part of the World Cup squad, so the reason for dropping him for this T20I series is also not understood.
The part of the T20I World Cup squad they are not getting, Umesh Yadav returned after 3 years
Mohammed Shami was earlier a part of this squad, but after he became Kovid positive, suddenly Umesh, who had not played T20I at the international level for three years, was added to the team. He was even included in the playing XI till he was added.
Whereas India had the option of Deepak Chahar who is a standby player in the World Cup squad. Also, when Jasprit Bumrah was not fully fit, Arshdeep could have been kept in the team instead. But Rohit Sharma and Rahul Dravid once again made a mistake here.
