Ravindra Jadeja To Return To Test And ODI Squads For Bangladesh Tour in December

Ravindra Jadeja is To Return To Test And ODI Squads For Bangladesh Tour in December. Jadeja is undergoing rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru after knee surgery and is believed to be in the final stages of his recovery.

Jaspreet who is under the care of NCA medical staff:-

India selectors have been more cautious with pacer Jasprit Bumrah, who is under the care of the NCA medical staff as he continues to recover from the stress reaction in his back.

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Chief selector Chetan Sharma was confident that Bumrah would be ready for the home Test against Australia in February, but he did not want to return for Bangladesh, which is India’s final act in the World Test Championship.

“The selection committee has to deal with workload management which we follow very closely,” he began. “Now, we tried to hurry Jasprit Bumrah.

We are without Jasprit Bumrah in the World Cup:-

We tried to bring him along with the World Cup. And see what happened? We are without Jasprit Bumrah in the World Cup.

Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and KL Rahul, all of whom were resting for the New Zealand tour in November after the T20 World Cup, will return for a full tour of Bangladesh which includes three ODIs and two Tests.

Along with Rishabh Pant, Cheteshwar Pujara, and Shreyas Iyer, all three are expecting to form the batting base. Hardik Pandya, who was a part of the entire tour of New Zealand. Has been given a break from the Bangladesh tour.

Dayal was surprisingly involved in ODIs:-

Among the bowlers, Uttar Pradesh left-arm seamer Yash Dayal was surprisingly involving in the ODIs. Dayal has previously been a part of India’s net bowling squad.

Coming into an impressive debut IPL season with champions Gujarat Titans. He took 11 wickets in nine matches at an economy of 9.25.

India will begin the Bangladesh tour. With three ODIs in Mirpur on December 4, 7, and 10, followed by two Tests in Chattogram (December 14-18) and Mirpur (December 22-26).

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India is currently ranking fourth in the WTC standings, and have a good chance of making the final. If they win their remaining six Tests in the cycle. The Bangladesh Test will be following four Tests against Australia early next year.