IND vs WI 2nd T20: The Former Selector Saba Karim Questions Shreyas Iyer’s Batting

IND vs WI 2nd T20: The Former selector Saba Karim raised questions on Shreyas Iyer’s batting, Saba said – ‘Deepak Hooda should be replaced by Iyer, raised his voice to include Deepak Hooda in India’s playing XI’ going.

Selectors Kris Srikkanth and Saba Karim:-

Former India selectors Kris Srikkanth and Saba Karim have criticized coach Rahul Dravid for consistently ignoring Hooda in India’s 11-player squad.

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Because he believes that now Dravid should drop Shreyas Iyer and Deepak should be giving a chance to play in his place in the second T20.

The second match of the 5-match T20 series between India vs West Indies (IND vs WI) will be playing from 8 pm today.

Saba Karim supports Deepak:-

Former selector Saba Karim has noticed that Iyer is unable to play the short-pitched ball properly and gets out early.

Saba Karim said, “Talking about Shreyas Iyer, it is not just the short-pitched things, even good tight bowling is bothering him of late.

If Deepak Hooda is buying back, then it would be prudent on the part of the Indian team management.

Hooda can be using as a floater in the playing XI as the batsman can end the innings as well.

With Virat Kohli out of form, he can be saying as the alternate number three batsman for the T20 World Cup.

Kris Srikkanth supports Hooda:-

Srikkanth was surprising to see Hooda not in the playing XI for the first game. After a stellar run in white-ball cricket, Srikkanth believes. That having an all-rounder like Hooda will make the Indian team look stronger.

“Where is Hooda? He did well in T20 Internationals, he also did well in ODIs. He is the man who should be there.

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In T20 cricket you need to understand that you need an all-rounder. Cricket Country quoted Srikkanth as saying.

Batting all-rounders, bowling all-rounders, the more all-rounders the better for you.