Mumbai: BCCI expressed displeasure with the slow pace of Indian batting in the middle overs. BCCI President Sourav Ganguly and Secretary Jaishah expressed their displeasure over the Asia Cup defeat. The national media reports that both of them expressed their displeasure with the selection committee. It is estimated that 7-15 overs cannot be used effectively.
India’s chances were examined when the T20 World Cup is about to start on the 16th of next month. India’s first match of T20 World Cup is against Pakistan. The Indian squad for the T20 World Cup was announced on Monday. ‘The BCCI official confirmed that the matter was discussed. “There are a lot of things that Team India needs to improve on, especially batting in the middle overs, and everyone agreed on that,” he said. India’s middle overs have been a failure in all matches in the Asia Cup.
India scored 59 against Pakistan, 62 against Hong Kong and 62 in the second match against Pakistan from 7 to 15 overs. Important wickets were also lost. The better performance was against Sri Lanka in the group. He scored 78 runs in that match. “We have the kind of good batsmen who can make up for the slow scoring in the middle overs,” he added. Meanwhile, criticism is being raised against Team India’s T20 selection. Many people share the argument that Sanju Samson should be given a chance to replace Rishabh Pant, a wicket-keeper batsman who is in bad form.
Some have also criticized the inclusion of pacer Mohammad Shami as a stand-by. Former Indian skipper Azharuddin also publicly expressed his displeasure. Meanwhile, Team India is preparing for the T20 World Cup. In the Rohit Sharma-led team, experience has been given priority. Ravichandra Ashwin, Dinesh Karthik and Rohit Sharma are India’s senior players for the T20 World Cup. If you want to get rid of the disappointment and criticism of the Asia Cup loss, get yourself T20.