India’s next Test assignment is against England in June, but the selectors have started chalking out plans to prepare the dominant Test team to win the next ICC World Test Championship (WCT).
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Sarfaraz Khan's technique against high-speed bowling has come under intense scrutiny following his dismissals in the Pune and Mumbai Tests against New Zealand last year. The Indian cricket team management is reportedly losing confidence in Khan’s abilities to tackle quality pace attacks.
Sarfaraz Khan's Test spot at risk for India's England tour
The PTI report reads: “Sarfaraz Khan’s technique against real quick bowling was always doubtful, but the manner in which he got out in Pune and Mumbai in the home Tests against New Zealand has made the current team management wary. In most of the venues, Sarfaraz didn't even come out to bat during the customary net sessions, an indication that he is quite low in the pecking order.”
Indian selectors eye impactful performances in Ranji Trophy 2024-25 as Ruturaj Gaikwad, Rajat Patidar ,and Shreyas Iyer fight for Test spots
Meanwhile, India’s three seasoned players could make a strong comeback into the Test team, and they are Ruturaj Gaikwad, Rajat Patidar, and Shreyas Iyer. Gaikwad’s pedigree is unquestionable despite his struggles in India A matches, while Patidar and Iyer have faced challenges but could prove their worth with strong performances in the Ranji Trophy 2024-25.
Sudharsan, after recovering from surgery, could be a key contender if he maintains form and fitness in the second round of the Ranji Trophy 2024-25. While there are multiple options for the batting department, India faces a bigger issue in the bowling department, especially pace.
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