New Delhi: T20 World Cup bearing, followed by team management reshuffle and now, the new Indian team, under the newly appointed coach Raul Dravid and New T20i Skipper in Rohit Sharma are all set for a new start.
The first task for the new Duo Rahul-Rohit is a challenging – New Zealand – a team that has haunted the Indian camp in the past.
As the Indian team began a new journey under the new leadership, Kiwi challenges were difficult to wait for Rohit Sharma and Co.
While some key players will disappear from both parties in the T20i series 3 matches that will come from November 17, both parties will look for a few fresh faces.
The Bowling Department, in particular, might come up with several interesting choices.
Fresh faces in a bowling attack, rubbing shoulders with experienced and against some quality batsmen, both teams headed towards the alluring contest that began at Jaipur today.
https://t.co/NMCRWQCNB2- BCCI (@BCCI) 1637050274000HERE TIMEOFINDIA.com Look at some of their key bowlers and strengths and weaknesses and how they can play a big role in the success of the two teams above the upcoming -Octane T20i series: IndiaDepak Chaharstranjang * The right path and the right length and the talent picked the goal in PowerPlay * swinged the new ball both ways for the right and left hander * Economical bowling at first, keeping the scoreboard pressure on the opposition Deepak Chahar (photo BCCI) weakness * Weak link in the speed attack on Central and mainly overs of death * when the new ball does not move can run in PowerPlay #Teamindia into Groove for the #IndVNZ T20i series.
👌 👌 How excited do you see them in action? 👏 👏 https://t.co/q3snrdjlnya- bcci (@bcci) 1637066751000yuzvendra Chahalstrads * Choking opposition to run in the middle overs * slow down in the air and allow the Batsmen to play fake shots * Variations of speed often BATSMEN Providing the goal on the weakness of the crucial goal Yuzvendra Chahal (AFP) when he missed his length, in turn pressed on fellow bowler lights, cameras & action 📸 📸📽️ Footage from #Teamindia sessions of fun headshots before #Indvnz T20i 👌 https://t.co/ xejp9ucr0k- bcci (@ bcci) 1637130280000harshad Patelstrength * High on trust after success recently in IPL (highest parking nails) * The right path and length, does not allow the BATSMEN to print loads freely * The main weapon – slower shipping is disguised well, creating pressure on the opposition in over the final, in turn can get some goal in the back-end * good variation of PO Tension Weaknesses * Can be a nerve starter in the debut series for India * not used to bowling a lot at the beginning of the new boulding (powerplay).
Variations of speed and line (finger balls and guards) to change the weakness of the BATSMENT TRENT BOINT (AFP) * Can leak running when inserted under pressure directly from the beginning of the Sodhistribs * Slow bowl in the air, teasing the batsmen to chase it and in turn take the goal Important * Accurate When it comes to sticking to the line * Economical mago bowl, thus creating pressure on the opposition in the middle Overs * has good sightseeing at the T20 World Cup (except final) and will be filled with weakness beliefs * Maybe not as effectively lights below.
Dewards will also make it difficult to play balls * can go for a lot on holidays, such as in T20 Final vs Australia (3 overs: 40 Run and 0 Wickets)
IND VS NZ: Strength and Weakness of Lock Bowler
