Several changes to the Playing XI could be made as India faces West Indies in the third one-day international on Tuesday.
The Indian squad reforms for the third and final game of the series, trying to score a 2-1 victory after the second ODI disaster against the West Indies. In the second game, India’s batting unit saw a dramatic collapse, leading to a 6-wicket loss for the team.
The omission of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma from the playing XI in the match caused quite a stir. Former India cricketer Aakash Chopra has asked the organisation not to drop Sanju Samson, who is poised to be recruited back into the team.
Ishan Kishan is a good opener, but we don’t know how he’d perform in the middle of the order. In a video previewing the third ODI that was posted on his YouTube account. Chopra remarked, “Sanju Samson has had one knock at No. 3, so don’t drop him now, keep him in the lineup.
Hardik Pandya led the Indian side in the second ODI against the West Indies in Rohit’s absence. Chopra wants Hardik to increase his run totals with the bat, especially with so many inexperienced players on the team.
