India’s visit through South Africa left a self-contradicting taste in the mouths of Indian players. The 1-1 draw was good however the presentation of Indian players on interesting pitches passed on a ton to be wanted. One hitter who especially failed to meet expectations was Shreyas Iyer, scoring only 41 runs in 4 innings at a normal of 13.67. Notwithstanding, India legend Sunil Gavaskar doesn’t figure the selectors will look a lot into Iyer’s presentation as he wasn’t the main player who bombed in the 2-match series.
While KL Rahul scored hundred years in the main Test, Virat Kohli finished the series as the top-scoring player for the vacationers with 172 runs in 4 innings. Rahul was the second-most elevated scorer among Indians, conglomerating 113 runs in 3 innings, including 100.
“Shreyas Iyer isn’t the main player who fizzled on the grounds that it’s difficult for any hitter on these pitches. Assuming that you see, excepting Virat Kohli and KL Rahul, no other person scored an excessive number of runs,” Gavaskar said on Star Sports.
“You can’t point fingers at only one player. So I feel the determination council will likewise feel that he ought to presumably be allowed more opportunities,” he added.
Any semblance of Rohit Sharma, Shuman Gill, Shreyas Iyer, Ravindra Jadeja, and so on undeniably battled with the bat, finding it interesting to point toward the South African pacers on the fun pitches.
With the veteran Cheteshwar Pujara scoring a twofold hundred years in Ranji Prize, one of the Indian players could confront the hatchet for the 5-match Test series against Britain. Pujara wasn’t given the gesture for the visit through South Africa, a choice that left many fans disheartened.
A previous cricketers even scrutinized the selectors’ choice to not pick Ajinkya Rahane for the visit through Rainbow Country regardless of the details the veteran player has with regards to SENA nations. Of the two, Pujara could fancy his opportunities for the Britain task.
