Jagdale: KL Rahul should be handed over the command of India’s Test captaincy

Indore, Jan 17 (PTI) Former BCCI secretary Sanjay Jagdale on Monday suggested. That KL Rahul should replace Virat Kohli as India’s next Test captain as the 29-year-old opener is capable of handling the responsibility for a long time. Huh. Kohli had surprised the cricketing world by leaving the Test captaincy of the Indian team on Saturday evening. Can handle According to this scale, I am the next Test captain of the country.

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KL Rahul should be replaced by Virat Kohli as the 29-year-old opener is capable of handling this responsibility for a long time

Indore, Jan 17 (PTI) Former BCCI secretary Sanjay Jagdale on Monday suggested. That KL Rahul should replace Virat Kohli as India’s next Test captain. As the 29-year-old opener is capable of handling the responsibility for a long time. Huh. Kohli had surprised the cricket world on Saturday evening by leaving the Test captaincy of the Indian team.

Jagdale told PTI-language, “I believe that India’s next Test captain should be someone who can handle this responsibility for a long time. According to this scale, I would like to suggest the name of KL Rahul. As the next Test captain of the country.

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KL Rahul has done well in all three formats of cricket

The former national selector said that KL Rahul has done well in all three formats of cricket. Has scored runs in India as well as on foreign soil.

Jagdale insisted that the BCCI and the selectors should ensure that the multi-billion-dollar. T20 leagues do not interfere in the policy making of India’s national cricket, the “power centre” of the IPL.

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The former BCCI secretary said that he regretted Kohli’s sudden decision to step down from Test captaincy. As he was one of India’s most successful captains in this format of the game. “Kohli’s contribution to Indian Test cricket cannot be denied at all,” he said.