mani sha Posted July 16, 2019 Posted July 16, 2019 I feel that India needs to learn a few things from other teams around Bangladesh - a left arm slow spin allrounder is indeed a valuable commodity in all fields - india needs to either have faith in jadeja batting or give chance to Krunal or somebody to develop into one . Jayasurya , Yuvraj , shakib etc - it’s a common theme across spin friendly cups england and New Zealand - pace is king an archer or Boult is more valuable then a kumar . Give chances to saini and others and not the chahars of the world Australia taught lessons in team rebuilding to reach semis was indeed a team rebuilding effort - note how they gave chances to several youngsters . Pakistan left arm arm pace will always help - groom left arm pacers . Don’t ask them to slow down ! Hopefully Ayla junior may help .... not much faith in khaleel Afghanistan get your spinners to be faster in the air . A slow chahal will not be as useful as a fast chahal West Indies discard oldsters .. gayle past his prime and still West Indies played him in a format which demands stamina for 50 overs including running between wickets and hitting . After age 35 not many cricketers have good reflexes Sri Lanka groom more talent in domestic level else u will not be able to replace rockstars like Sanga South Africa Have backup for ur main bowlers . Avoid injury prone bowlers or use them frugally india - dont heroworship any player - don’t get your captain all the power . - give young players more chances - identify and earmark greats . Old mediocre players will get u serviced but not fetch u titles
vvvslaxman Posted July 16, 2019 Posted July 16, 2019 India was quiet good surprisingly thanks to Rohit/Bumrah. But we simply could hide the flaws only so much. Two times when Rohit failed we were in deep trouble. Once against Afghanistan. Once against NZ in the semis.
Sklegend07 Posted July 16, 2019 Posted July 16, 2019 10 hours ago, mani sha said: Ayla junior Who??
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