Former selector Sarandeep Singh feels that Team India is feeling the loss of the flash and animosity that they had under Virat Kohli’s captaincy.
Sarandeep’s comments came after South Africa crushed India by seven wickets in the second ODI to acquire an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series on Friday.
“India were top choices from the very first moment in Test matches as well as even in the ODIs. How they lost the Test matches. In the second Test, India lost severely yet just thing is there’s really no need toon the players. It is about captaincy to the manner will be exceptionally cool and quiet however on the off chance that you see Virat’s captaincy, he was extremely lively and siphoned up. Similarly, the group used t,o play as every one of the players was siphoned up yet presently what I feel sitting from outside is some way or another Indian group is feeling the loss of that flash. They don’t have that flash and that energy isn’t there,” Sarandeep told ANI.
“They scored large runs as 287 is a major aggregate. SA group played like heroes. They played trained cricket, they played for the win. If you talk about Venkatesh Iyer, he isn’t so speedy and he is an opener. He did well in the T20s and he is a major hitter. Presently he is batting at number six. He can’t hit because the field isn’t open. He is battling around there with the bat just as neglected to take wickets,” he added.
Sarandeep likewise said that pacer Prasidh Krishna ought to be remembered for the Playing XI and Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami both ought not to be refreshed, to keep away from a 3-0 loss.
