First One-Day International
Aakash Chopra takes a dig at the Indian cricket team following the omission of Ishan Kishan Aakash Chopra has taken a dig at the management of the Indian cricket team for omitting Ishan Kishan from the lineup for Tuesday’s first ODI against Sri Lanka. In his final ODI for India, Kishan hit a double hundred. After the Indian team management made the decision to remove Ishan Kishan from the starting XI for Tuesday’s first ODI against Sri Lanka, former cricketer Aakash Chopra took a dig at the management. In his final game for India, against Bangladesh, Kishan had scored the fastest ODI double century of all time, and many thought he was the right partner for captain Rohit Sharma up top.
Chopra is the latest fan to express his displeasure with this decision, which has not gone over well with many of them. The former cricketer compared Kishan’s situation to Karun Nair’s, who was benched after scoring a triple-hundred in a Test, on Twitter.
Ind vs. SL
You rarely get benched after scoring a double-century. However, in the subsequent match, Indian cricket had also benched the triple-centurion. Today, Ishan. Back then, Karun Nair. # Ind SL #AakashVani, Chopra tweeted.
Gill has unlimited time.
A man who scored a double hundred in India’s final ODI and in a series in which India lost two games and the series would have been fair to be given a chance. Gill has unlimited time, but you cannot drop a player who scores twice as many. If Gill is selected, he can bat at number three and Ishan can take wickets in place of KL Rahul.
We have underperformed in limited-overs cricket for a reason. A man who performs brilliantly and possesses the X factor is eliminated and mediocrity is retained due to constant chopping and changing. In English, Pant contributed to India’s series victory by scoring a century in the final ODI. However, the ODI team no longer used the T20 form. On the other hand, except a few innings, KL Rahul has consistently failed, but he continues to play. The primary criterion is not performance. Sad,” Prasad stated.