By Admin 
The entire country is unhappy with the current performance of the Indian cricket team. Everyone wants to know that how is the team that has won two consecutive World Cups suddenly yearning for another victory? Team India played a total of seven T20 matches on the Britain tour, in which one match was canceled due to rain, and India had to face defeat in six matches. For the first time in the history of Indian cricket, Team India has lost six consecutive T20 matches. In such a situation, it is legitimate to ask who is responsible for these defeats?
Is Team India following Pakistan’s path?
Cricket experts will understand that the condition of Pakistan is similar to that of Team India. It has been seen many times in Pakistan that captains and coaches give place to their close players in the national team. Players who perform well in domestic cricket are ignored, and people close to the captain and coach are included in the team. Something similar is happening with the current Team India. There are many players in India’s T20 team whose selection is being questioned. Fans also want to know the criteria of selection in Team India.
How players like Washington Sundar, Prasidh Krishna and Ravi Bishnoi remain in Team India despite continuous poor performance. On what basis was Suryansh Shedge included in Team India? Apart from this, why was Harshit Rana, who remained out of the entire IPL due to injury, included in the national team without playing domestic cricket? The same question arises regarding Varun Chakraborty also. Will head coach Gautam Gambhir and captain Shreyas Iyer be able to answer these questions?
Suryansh Shedge is considered close to captain Shreyas Iyer. Both have the same domestic team. Besides, both also play for Punjab Kings in IPL. In such a situation, the question also arises whether it has become so easy to play in the Indian national team in a country with a population of 140 crores?
Shouldn’t experienced players have been included in the team to play against a strong team like England at their home? In the absence of Jasprit Bumrah, why were none of the experienced bowlers among Mohammed Siraj, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami given a place in the team? Same thing happened in the spin department also. Kuldeep Yadav was ignored. Why were those players not given a place in Team India, who had played in England before and who were aware of the conditions there?
Team India looked like a club
Be it a five-match T20 series against England, or before that a two-match T20 series against Ireland. In both the series, the Indian team looked like a small club. Very mediocre fielding. Indian players dropped very easy catches. Easily allowed the opposition batsmen to convert one run into two runs. Did bad fielding on the boundary, due to which one or two runs were converted into fours. At the same time, both England and Ireland fielded strongly, and the results went in their favor.
Sanju Samson, the batsman who single-handedly won you the World Cup, why was he dropped from the team? Why did social media pressure dominate the national team? Why were so many changes made in the order of batsmen? There are many questions whose answers every Indian wants to know.
It would not be wrong at all to say that the Indian team has become accustomed to only flat pitches. Wherever the ball turns, or the fast bowlers get bounce, the Indian batsmen fail. Did the selectors and team management not know this weakness of the Indian batsmen? After all, why were the players not selected keeping this in mind?
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