Mumbai: The former Indian captain Dilip Vengsarkar strongly recommends the inclusion of Milma Chaikar Suryakumar Yadav as the sixth specialist Batsman on the fourth test against England, starting September 2, India lost the third test by an innings and 76 runs but also consistent.
Medium sequence failure is bullish about playing five specialist bowlers.
“I don’t like sounding as if it was a knee-jerk reaction but I was sure we needed to strengthen our batting line-up by entering Yadav’s soakumar in front of Hanuma Vihari.
We have to drop the bowler and enter with six batsmen,” Vengsarkar, one of the chairmen The Best National Election Committee to PTI in exclusive interactions.
In fact, Vengsarkar’s comments were also in harmony with other Indian legends Sunil Gavascar who also supported the theory of six Batsman.
Vengsarkar believes that Surya, who has 44 pluses on average in class cricket has talent and temperament to make a difference for India in the next test match.
“Solar can match (in terms of skills) with the best in this Indian team and because he is around a time now he must be included before it’s too late,” Vengsarkar said.
The 30-year-old solar, who has made an impressive white ball debut this year was called based on SOS after Shubman Gill was injured along with Pacer Avesh Khan.
Vengsarkar is 65 years old, a veteran of 116 tests, also seemed confused why Ravichandran Ashwin did not play eleven.
“Why is Ashwin not picked so far is mystery for me?” Vengsarkar looked confused.
“You leave your best spinner from the eleven game for me difficult to digest,” Mr.
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“India must play with four Bowlers and six batsmen if they have to win the remaining matches,” added Vengsarkar, who had 6,868 trials with 17 hundred on his name.