Ex-India star blasts Rohit Sharma, Gautam Gambhir’s ‘nonsense Akash Deep’ move in MCG Test ...Middle East

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Earlier in the ongoing five-match Test series, Team India relied on a single spinner in each game with Ravichandran Ashwin, Washington Sundar, and Ravindra Jadeja getting the chance, respectively, against the Australian cricket team at Perth, Adelaide, and Brisbane.

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On the other hand, Washington Sundar was given only 15 overs, where the spin all-rounder conceded 49 runs and scalped one wicket, while Ravindra Jadeja snared three wickets in his 23 overs and bowled three maiden overs against Australia in the first innings in the ongoing fourth Test.

Dodda Ganesh calls out Team India’s bizarre batting strategy at the MCG

Dodda Ganesh sparked an intense debate on social media by questioning Team India’s baffling decision-making during the ongoing Boxing Day Test against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). He was stunned by Rohit Sharma’s surprising move to send Akash as a nightwatchman to face the fiery Australian pace duo of Mitchell Starc and Scott Boland.

Expressing his frustration over the Indian cricket team’s tactics, the cricket pundit questioned the decision to send Akash Deep as a nightwatchman ahead of the three all-rounders to handle the fiery pacers Mitchell Starc and Scott Boland on Day 2, and it cost them another wicket.

Doesn’t make any cricketing sense: Dodda Ganesh on sending Akash Deep as nightwatchman

Dodda Ganesh posted on his social media handle X after the end of Day 2: “You’ve picked 3 all-rounders, but still you send the ill-equipped Akash deep as the night watchman to handle Starc and Boland. Seriously. Doesn’t make any cricketing sense #BGT2024”

— Dodda Ganesh | ದೊಡ್ಡ ಗಣೇಶ್ (@doddaganesha) December 27, 2024

India’s call backfired, as the Indian pacer was dismissed for a duck by Scott Boland after facing 13 balls on Day 2 at the MCG. The thought process behind the call would have been to save the all-rounders for Day 3, as India is still 111 runs away from avoiding the follow-on in the ongoing Boxing Day Test against Australia.

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