Suryakumar has carved a distinct segment for himself as a prolific T20I batter, constantly delivering robust performances within the format.However, he has but to copy the identical stage of success within the 50-over recreation, which poses a problem for the upcomingWorld Cup.
In an interview with Star Sports, Manjrekar shared his perspective on Suryakumar’s potential inclusion within the match lineup.”I think most issues seem to address that the batter is in pretty good form. India of course have to ponder on the Suryakumar Yadav case because 50 overs cricket is not quite making the same impact but he will be such a big temptation on a big stage when he walks in with just 15-17 overs left in the innings, can be a game changer.
“So that is a matter India must type of finalise whether or not they need Suryakumar Yadav, so that’s one free finish they should tie,” Manjrekar said.
Additionally, Manjrekar highlighted the crucial role of star all-rounder Hardik Pandya in the team’s success.
“Hardik Pandya’s type is just a little little bit of concern, his bowling as a result of you’ll have to do numerous bodily work within the World Cup since you want him because the all-rounder not only a batter so not less than 6-7 over per innings is what is predicted from him.
“When India won the world in 2011, it was because of people like Suresh Raina and Yuvraj Singh, pure batters who bowled a bit, so Hardik Pandya’s bowling is very important,” Manjrekar stated.
Furthermore, Manjrekar make clear the spin division, asserting the significance of spin bowlers within the 50-over format.
“I guess in the spin department Chahal needs to rise to the occasion in the 50 overs format to get those crucial wickets along with Kuldeep Yadav because Jadeja will be your containment bowler.
“I believe the identical division is all the time going to be a little bit of a big gamble with all groups contemplating the pitches and sizes of the grounds in India,” Manjrekar said.
(With inputs from PTI)
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com