Danish said- “Indian cricket is most important, not franchise cricket”

Former Pakistan cricketer Danish Kaneria lashed out at Team India after the 0-2 loss in the ODI series against Bangladesh. Calling for focusing on India instead of IPL, Kaneria said that players can earn money through international cricket as well.

Danish Kaneria said on his YouTube channel –

“Stop thinking about IPL and think about the country. Indian cricket is most important, not franchise cricket. There is money in franchise cricket, but you can also earn money from international cricket. Unless you start giving importance to international cricket, these kind of results will continue.”

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“The batsmen are not sure about their positions as they have been asked to bat at different positions in the last few months. The bowling attack has been changing. There has been no proper planning or execution. I don’t think there is any in place. There is a plan.Indian cricket has gone downhill and Bangladesh has a good chance to win the test match as well.”

India will now take on Bangladesh for the third and final ODI where their pride will be at stake

Battling injuries and fitness issues on the field. The Indian team will be determined to avoid the infamy of a clean sweep against Bangladesh in the final ODI of the three-match series here on Saturday. Riding on two contrasting but brilliant innings from Mehidy Hasan Miraj, Bangladesh have already sealed the series by winning the first two matches, but if Liton Das’ men can whitewash the ‘Men in Blue’ 3-0. It will be the first time Country’s cricket will be historic.

This will not only be icing on the cake for the hosts but will also affect the confidence of the visiting team to a great extent ahead of the Test series starting at the same venue in less than a week (December 14). For India, there were originally 20 cricketers available for this series as there was little time between the first ODI in Bangladesh and the last in New Zealand as both teams had few players in common.