Ishan could play Wednesday’s T20I final match against New Zealand at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, but his ongoing white-ball struggle will be watched closely by rivals inside and outside the current Indian team. It has been taken.
Ishan Kishan and his 131-ball 210-ball Worlds cricket had all that could be said for his two-century victory over Bangladesh in Chattogram last month. Indian legend Sunil Gavaskar was in favor of the youngster, admitting that his 300 in the ODI looks perfectly plausible with this kind of hitting. However, Ishan has struggled in white ball cricket since then, in his eight matches in India, five in T20I and three in ODI, Ishan has struggled in his 120 ball. He scored 93 runs and scored five figures. Ishan could play Wednesday’s T20I final match against New Zealand at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, but his ongoing white-ball struggle will be watched closely by rivals inside and outside the current Indian team. It has been taken.
One of those contenders is Nitish Rana, another leading left-hander who is also a part-time off-spinner. In his IPL season in 2021, Lana was called up to India’s Sri Lanka tour after he scored 383 runs in two and a half centuries. He made both ODI and T20I debuts on tour. He was dropped from the side and never recalled after playing his ODI match of seven runs and his T20I of his two 15 runs. However, while waiting for the opportunity, he “liked” a Twitter post to highlight Ishan’s struggles in T20I cricket.
The post revealed that the Mumbai Indians star has scored just 199 runs and a 106.41 batting average at 15:30 since last June, with five single-digit scores he has included, half-time. No century.
Speaking of Lana, he’s got his eyes on a comeback, as he admitted in an interview with Sportster last October. “In the back of my mind, I always have the goal of making a comeback to India because the series didn’t go well for me personally in Sri Lanka. I’m ready whenever the opportunity arises,” said Rana.