On Suryakumar Yadav Captaining In T20Is, Ex-India Star’s Ruthless ‘Third’ Decision
Suryakumar Yadav will be driving the Indian cricket crew in the impending T20I series against South Africa with Rohit Sharma quitting and Hardik Pandya missing from activity because of injury. Suryakumar was likewise the commander of the side that won the as of late finished up T20I series against Australia. Accordingly, there have been conversations with respect to the hazardous hitter being one of the captaincy choices for India for the T20 World Cup 2024. Nonetheless, previous India opener Aakash Chopra disagreed with the discussion and said that he accepts that Suryakumar doesn’t highlight in that frame of mind of potential chiefs.
“I’m simply looking forward. Suryakumar Yadav is right now the Indian group’s chief in T20Is, yet would he say he is in your rundown of commanders? He is presumably the third captaincy decision in any event, for the Mumbai Indians as of now. Things have changed. He was the subsequent option until keep going year,” he said on Jio Film.
Chopra further brought up that with the appearance of Hardik at Mumbai Indians, Suryakumar is presently the third-decision for captaincy behind the all-rounder and Rohit.
“He could have turned into the third selection of his establishment. He will be the Indian skipper in South Africa without a doubt, will commander at whatever point Rohit doesn’t play and may be the chief against Afghanistan, however World Cup 2024, I don’t consider Surya to be a skipper,” he added.
The ex-India cricketer commended Suryakumar for his captaincy in the series against Australia and explicitly referenced the way that he dealt with his bowlers without even a trace of a certified 6th bowling choice.
“He utilized the assets well regardless of not utilizing a 6th bowler. Turn played a critical part. The represent the moment of truth in the series was the eight, eight overs of twist more than five games. The 40 overs of twist won you the series. It’s a troublesome task to sort out when to bowl 40 overs of twist.”
