KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer
IND vs Eng: Team India has captured the series by winning two matches continuously from England, but it is not that everything is going well. Rohit Sharma has proved that there is a lot of cricket left in him by playing a century innings, but even after this there are some players whose runs are not coming from the bat. Another match of the series is still left, meanwhile, it is being speculated that the player may be out of the playing XI of this match.
KL Rahul gave opportunity before Rishabh Pant
When the BCCI announced the team for the ODI series against England, there were two wickets in it. KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant were included in the team. In the first two matches, KL Rahul played and Rishabh Pant had to sit outside. But Rahul’s bat could not do anything special in both matches. He was sent for batting quite below, he could have come back after finishing the match, but every time he returned to the pavilion after getting out early.
KL Rahul is coming to bat at number 6
The first match which was played in Nagpur, India won by four wickets. In this match, KL Rahul was brought to bat at number 6. He even got a chance below Akshar Patel. Rahul faced 9 balls in this match and was dismissed for only two runs. He was dismissed when India was very close to victory. But they could not manage to deliver the team to the floor.
Rahul’s bat did not run even in second match
The second match of its series was played in Cuttack. India also won it by 4 wickets. This time too, Rahul came to bat at number 6 after Akshar Patel. Here he faced 14 balls and was dismissed for 10 runs. Here too, Rahul had a chance to return unbeaten by winning Team India. But this did not happen. In such a situation, will the team management now go to Rishabh Pant for the last match, it will be interesting to see.
Left -handed batsman’s tension will also end
Actually, the team that is playing against England has all the right -handed batsmen in the top order. Akshar Patel bats with his left hand, so he is coming first. If Rishabh Pant is given a place in the playing XI, India gets a left -handed batsman in the top order itself. This will solve a big problem. This will be India’s last ODI match before the Champions Trophy, so it will also be seen how Rishabh Pant is batting in the ODI for ODIs. It has to be seen what decision is taken by the team.
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