Team India: Team India’s Most Dangerous Batsman Returned in Deadly Form, Will Win the WTC Final!

IPL 2023: In the 57th match of IPL 2023, Mumbai Indians and Gujarat Titans clashed. In this match, such a batsman of Team India who has the ability to turn around on his own. He showed it by batting deadly. This batsman playing for Mumbai Indians hit his first century of IPL. Looking at his current form, it is clear that if he gets a chance in the World Test Championship against Australia, he can cause a lot of trouble for the Kangaroos.

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Team India’s Match Winner Returned in Form

Suryakumar Yadav, known as Mr. 360, who has played all three formats for Team India, has returned in his deadly form. The dangerous batting for which he is known, he showed the same rhythm by batting against Gujarat. Surya played an unbeaten century of 103 runs in just 49 balls. He completed his century by hitting the last ball of the innings for a six. His innings included 11 fours and 6 sixes. Although Suryakumar Yadav will go as a standby player for the WTC final, but considering his deadly form, a chance can also be given in the playing-11.

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Lethal Form Continues in IPL 2023

The initial form of Suryakumar Yadav, playing for Mumbai Indians in the current IPL season, was nothing special. He had scored only 66 runs in the first 5 matches he played in the season, but in the 7 matches played after that, 413 runs have come out of his bat. He has scored 479 runs in 12 matches played at an average of 43.55 and a strike rate of 190.84. His highest score in this match was 103 not out. Apart from this, he has also hit four half-centuries.

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Career has been Like this for India

Playing for Team India, Suryakumar Yadav has scored 1675 runs in 48 T20 matches at an excellent average of 46.53 and a strike rate of 175.76, which includes 3 tremendous centuries and 13 half-centuries. In ODIs, he has scored 433 runs playing 23 matches, which includes 2 half-centuries. He got a chance to play only 1 match in Test cricket, which he played against Australia in the Border Gavaskar Trophy this year. He scored 8 runs in an innings of this match.