The Indian T20I team has entered a transition phase under the leadership of Hardik Pandya. Regular captain his Rohit Sharma, senior pro Virat Kohli and KL Rahul have not participated in the T20I series since India’s elimination at his T20 World Cup in Australia last year. India head coach Rahul Dravid hinted. It was Hardik Pandia who took command in New Zealand home his game against Sri Lanka. He will also captain his T20I series for his three games at home against New Zealand. Three series could be a good sample his size to assess the roadmap going forward, but India’s head his coach Rahul Dravid said he wanted Hardik to fly his guns. I don’t want to be announced as T20Is captain.
When asked about the role of a common captain in Indian cricket, the former Indian captain passed the ball on the selection committee’s pitch. “It’s not something I know [India are captains of the division]. That’s a question you have to ask the selectors, but for now I don’t think so,” Dravid said. said at a press conference before the 3rd ODI.
For the record, Rohit Sharma has revealed that he has no plans to leave T20Is. Dravid sheds light on possible plans for the Indian cricket team and said the idea of not picking both Rohit and Kohli for these T20Is the 50 over he ODI World Championship is due to take place. so they can manage their workload and focus more on ODI. in India later this year.
“A particular whiteball he has certain priorities he has to prioritize tournaments,” he says Dravid. “So after his T20 World Cup last year, those six matches of his will be a priority and Virat will play all six of his matches and rest a bit with Rohit,” Dravid said. Mentioned his ODI to Sri Lanka and New Zealand. India doesn’t have many T20Is this year after the New Zealand series. Focus shifts to the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which includes his four Tests against Australia followed by his IPL.
Then there are his two major multinational tournaments, the Asian Cup and the World Cup, played in a 50-over format.
However, Dravid’s answer somehow contradicts what he said during the ODI against Sri Lanka. It clearly showed that we started looking ahead. “For us, obviously, there are only 3-4 men who have played in the XI (vs Sri Lanka) since the last semi-final (T20 World Cup) against England. Look for.” In the cycle our team is a bit young team and playing against Sri Lankan quality is a great experience.The good thing is that a lot of the focus is on the ODI World Cup and the World Test Championship. , T20 gives us the chance to try these guys out.