Suryakumar has struggled with his form in the ongoing home T20I series. He got out for a duck while batting at No. 3 in the first match and scored only 12 runs at No. 4 in the second. On the other hand, Tilak Varma remained unbeaten on 19 at No. 4 in Kolkata and scored an unbeaten 72 at No. 3 in Chennai.
"Suryakumar Yadav needs to be spoken about once again. As of now, a left-hander is coming in place of a left-hander and a right-hander is coming in place of a right-hander at No. 3. However, if Surya doesn't score runs, the genuine question will be to send Tilak at No. 3 whether a left-hander or right-hander gets out because Tilak scores runs whenever he plays at No. 3," he said.
The third T20I between India and England will take place in Rajkot on January 28. India took a 2-0 lead in the series after winning the first two matches in Kolkata (by seven wickets) and Chennai (by two wickets).
He Played an Unusual Shot in the First Match - Aakash Chopra
"Eventually, you need to score runs. He played an unusual shot in the first match, but that's his playing style. In the second match, he was slightly unlucky - played-on and got out. The third match has come, there will be two more matches after this, and then there will be no T20Is for a while. He is not there for ODIs, won't play the Champions Trophy, and then it is the IPL," Chopra said.
It's Otherwise Going Right for SKY in T20Is - Aakash Chopra
"It's otherwise going right for SKY in T20Is, he is rotating his bowlers well, the field placements are okay, tosses are going in his favor, and he is continuously winning, no one has been able to beat them, but the king cannot demand but has to command respect, and he needs to score runs to command respect," Chopra observed.
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