All-rounder Hardik Pandya added one other feather to his cap as he led Workforce India to a 2-1 victory within the three-match T20I sequence towards Sri Lanka. The hosts clinched a 91-run win over Sri Lanka within the third and last T20I match on Saturday in Rajkot after Suryakumar Yadav smashed 112 not out off 51 balls and guided Workforce India to 228/5. Later, the guests have been bundled out for 137 as India claimed a victory by 91 runs. After starting their calendar 12 months with a T20I sequence win, the Hardik Pandya-led aspect has been receiving lots of reward from the followers and former cricketers. Nevertheless, former India skipper Ajay Jadeja has a bit of recommendation for the Indian aspect that they need to embrace extra all-rounders of their enjoying XI within the limited-overs format.
Jadeja highlighted that former India skipper Mahendra Singh was a “champion” when it comes to deciding on his enjoying XI as he had many choices in relation to all-rounders.
“If I’ve 5 bowlers and I’m enjoying, you already know precisely, both I’ll bowl X, Y, or Z. So, you possibly can plan as an opposition, but when I’ve seven-eight bowlers who may bowl at totally different levels. How does the opposition plan towards you? So, you run the sport. Mahendra Singh Dhoni was a champion at it,” mentioned Jadeja on Cricbuzz.
“There will be days that Ravindra [Jadeja] did not bowl a single ball. Say, in case you put in all 4 [Hardik Pandya, Washington Sundar, Axar Patel, Ravindra Jadeja], you possibly can play all 4. What’s flawed with that? As a result of they’ll all bat properly sufficient,” he added.
The previous batter additional said, “It is only a wild thought. You’ll be able to even add one other all-rounder, say, bowler all-rounder, Ashwin form of an individual as properly. The issue is that you simply nonetheless preserve the highest five-six batsmen, then add these guys as all-rounders and the bowling is a bit of weaker.”
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