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    Home » Cricket » the Aakash Chopra’s on Team India’s decision-making in advance of the 2023 World Cup: “It feels like the debacle of the 2022 T20 World Cup is repeating now”
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    the Aakash Chopra’s on Team India’s decision-making in advance of the 2023 World Cup: “It feels like the debacle of the 2022 T20 World Cup is repeating now”

    July 31, 2023Updated:July 31, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The Aakash Chopra’s, a former Indian batter, has voiced his reservations about the Men in Blue’s training and decision-making leading up to the 2023 ODI World Cup. Only a few games remain before Team India can decide which players will make up their finest playing XI for the massive competition after recently losing the second ODI against the West Indies in Barbados.

    The T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia saw the Rohit Sharma-led team lose in the semifinals. The team management made a number of dubious choices in the lead-up to the competition that may have hurt Team India’s chances. At the T20 World Cup, India underperformed from start to finish, extending their quest for an ICC trophy.

    Chopra said on his YouTube channel that the current pattern of dubious decision-making strangely resembles that of the T20 World Cup 2022:

    “It seems like the disaster of the T20 World Cup in 2022 is happening again right now. That is my main concern.

    Chopra continued, saying he does not see the benefit of changing the batting order to have a left-hand-right-hand opening pair:

    “Ishan Kishan is not likely to start the World Cup.” If Ishan Kishan and Shubman Gill bat first and Rohit bats in the middle order, I’ll be pretty surprised. This is not at all what I think. Again, no, Virat Kohli should not move down to No. 3.

    In the current ODI series between Team India and the West Indies, Ishan Kishan is opening the batting. He has earned fifty points in both games so far, but Rohit Sharma’s return to the starting lineup could cause him to fall farther down the order.

    As much as I adore Kishan, who is terrific when he debuts, his performance at No. 4 is concerning, according to the Aakash Chopra’s

    Through the sporadic opportunities he has occasionally taken advantage of, Ishan Kishan has established his case for being at the top of the order. However, because India’s opening partnership is always set, the wicketkeeper-batter has frequently been forced to bat in the middle order.

    At No. 4, the southpaw has not made an impact, averaging just 21 over six innings. Alongside KL Rahul, he is a serious contender for the wicketkeeping position for Team India in the World Cup lineup, but it is unclear where he will play.

    Chopra expressed his skepticism about Team India’s strategy with Ishan Kishan.

    Gill-Ishan presents a temptation due to the left-right combination, but they just have no place in the batting order. As much as I adore Kishan, his initial performance was excellent, but his performance at No. 4 is concerning. It does not add up at all if you don’t utilize him at No. 4 during the World Cup and don’t play him there more.

    With their experimentation effort in the lead-up to the World Cup, is Team India going in the wrong direction? Let us know what you believe.

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