As the Indian Premier League (IPL) approached its decisive phase, talks on the resumption of the international cricket game began with the Cricket Control Council in India (BCCI) that is considering driving options for the England tour in June. While Rohit Sharma expressed his desire to remain the leader of the India test, a report revealed that he had not given any guarantee about his role. In fact, many believe that the 5 -games test series is an opportunity to start the transition period in the longest form.
Despite a sad tour of Australia, where rumors of Rohit who were thinking about retirement were in full swing, the leader decided not to announce any change. Many feel that the testing chain against England can be the last in Rohit. But it seems that the 38 -year -old has ended his plans so far.
According to a report in Times from IndiaBCCI can give Shubman Gill the role of team leader in England, after making him a vice -representative in T20is and Odis. However, one of the senior Indian cricket players expressed their desire to take over the captain’s role in the short term, but the council, the specified and the coaches are only keen to explore a long -term solution.
The paper claims that even the main coach Gutam Gambhir wants a long -term solution to the problem. The options of the gap are simply not interested in it.
“A new WTC course has started. You must take into account the future and continuity course with regard to the team. Even coach Gotam Gamper wants a group of players to which he is likely to work with for a long time.
With a generation, however, the problem of its lack of consistency with the bats remains too. Although he ranked third in the Indian test team, whose sister Cheeshwar Pujara, his exploits with the bats were not far from persuasion.
Among the 1893 test recorded by a generation in his career, only 649 left the house. It is expected that the England tour, and therefore, is very difficult for the mixture of India, not only from his striking point of view, but also from the perspective of the candidate.
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