DTVHINDIThere is a lot of pressure on Shubman Gill, he can be dropped in the test – Dinesh Karthik’s big statement
Shubman Gill was out after scoring 23 runs in the first innings of the first Test against England. Shubman Gill & Dinesh Karthik (Photo Source: Getty Images) Team India’s wicketkeeper batsman Dinesh Karthik told how Team India’s top order batsman Shubman Gill is under question after his continuous poor performance in Test cricket. Karthik said that in Hyderabad England The talented youngster was quite erratic with his approach while batting on the first day of the ongoing first Test against India. Karthik told Cricbuzz that if Gill’s disappointing performance continues, he may lose his place in the team. Karthik said, “You can see that the pressure on Shubman Gill has increased. He knows that if he fails once or twice, his career may be in danger. So, you can see that reluctance.” Shubman Gill failed with the bat in the first test match against England Gill failed to make an impression during India’s two-match Test series against South Africa last year. He scored only 74 runs in four innings. He made a good start in the first Test against England and remained unbeaten on the first day after scoring 14 runs in 43 balls. However, on the second day he could not convert this innings into a big innings and became the victim of Tom Hartley after scoring 26 runs. Once again after flopping with the bat on social media Shubhman Gill There is a lot of criticism. If we talk about the game so far on the second day, The first session of the second day was in the name of India. On the basis of 63-run partnership of KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer, India has put 222 runs on the board at the loss of three wickets. Rahul scored a half-century during this period, he is batting after scoring 55 runs, while Iyer is supporting him by scoring 34 runs. In the first session of the second day, India scored 103 runs in 27 overs, the good thing for Team India was that the batsmen did not play even a single maiden over. The start of the day was disappointing for India as Root had dismissed Yashasvi Jaiswal (80) and Hartley had dismissed Shubhman Gill (23) in the very first hour.
Afghanistan has good batting and it will put pressure on Indian bowlers too- Aakash Chopra
India and Afghanistan on Thursday, January 11 at the Punjab Cricket Association, Mohali. Aakash Chopra (Photo Source: Twitter) India and Afghanistan are set to face each other in the first match of the three-match T20 series at the Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali on Thursday, January 11. Ahead of the match, famous cricket expert Aakash Chopra shared his opinion in a recent video while previewing the match. Chopra started his discussion by talking about the strong team of Afghanistan and along with this he also gave his statement about Rashid Khan. Actually, due to injury, Rashid Khan will not be able to be a part of the team for this series. Despite this, Chopra emphasized the team’s strengths, especially in the batting department. Chopra said in his YouTube video, “Afghanistan has come with a very big team. From Rahmanullah Gurbaz to Gulbadin Naib, they have a lot of heating ability. The pressure will be on the batting of this team because they bowl well in any case.” Aakash Chopra gave a big statement regarding Afghanistan’s batting Highlighting the important role of Rahmanullah Gurbaz in Afghanistan’s batting lineup, the former India opener said, “In batting, if Rahmanullah Gurbaz’s bat speaks, Rahmanullah will become Subhanallah, Mashallah. He will need the support of the middle-order batsmen. If the Afghan batsmen contribute runs, it is a contest worth watching.” Expressing hope for the strong batting of Najibullah Zadran, Chopra predicted a high-scoring match. They said, “My eyes will be on Najibullah Zadran again because he hits sixes hard. He has good strength in batting. Whoever wins the toss will opt to bowl first as the target will be easier to chase. It could be a 180 to 200 run match.” However, Chopra cautioned against overly aggressive strategies for the team batting first and advised aiming for a 200+ score from the start. He argued that such an approach could backfire, resulting in a lower total score in the end. Also read: Good news for Australia fans, David Warner will enter the SCG ground in Hollywood style.
