After The ICC T20 World Cup, Virat Kohli And Rohit Sharma Will End Their T20 International Careers

The team captained by Rohit Sharma is now in Australia getting ready for their ICC T20 World Cup opener against Pakistan on October 23 in Melbourne.

Despite being strong title contenders, the Men in Blue’s bowling unit has raised questions among Indian pundits.

India will win the ICC T20 World Cup, according to former India head coach Ravi Shastri, if they improve their fielding.

Notably, their star fielder Ravindra Jadeja will not be participating in the game due to an injury. In the Asia Cup and the just-finished series against South Africa and Australia, the team’s fielding abilities fell short of expectations.

Shastri stated that it is India’s strongest batting unit in T20 Internationals during a conversation with seasoned sports journalist Ayaz Memon. The team has the ideal balance of young players, seasoned players, and players at the height of their careers.

Shastri also defended the bowlers, who have taken the brunt of harsh criticism for frequently giving up more than 200 runs. People tend to criticize the bowlers, but the fielders need to raise their game and rein in those extra 15-20 runs, according to the 60-year-old.

Shastri evaluated the fielding and bowling units before commenting on the batting lineup. He said that India’s batting lineup can take them all the way to the semifinals.

The solid middle-order lineup, which allows the top order to express themselves, is praised by the speaker.

Then he asserted some audacious things about Kohli, Rohit, and Karthik. The upcoming event, according to Shastri, might be the last for these three athletes.

India will have a new team after this World Cup that resembles the one from the 2007 T20 World Cup, which lacked Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, and Sourav Ganguly. The same thing is possible. The players should not be burdened because there will be a 50-over World Cup the following year.

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