Former Pakistan captain praises India’s team selection for the series against the West Indies.

India’s team selection: Former Pakistan cricket team captain Salman Butt praised spinner Kuldeep Yadav, who was named to the squad for the upcoming ODIs against the West Indies.

Spinner Kuldeep Yadav has been named to the Indian One-Day International squad, which will face the West Indies on February 6. Kuldeep last played for India in an ODI against Sri Lanka on July 20, 2021, at the R Premadasa Stadium. Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt praised the “wicket-taking” selection, as well as the Indian selectors for learning from their mistakes in the past.

Butt praised Kuldeep and called his selection a “good move” after India’s recent ODI series loss to South Africa.

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Former Pakistan captain praises India’s team selection

Butt stated on his official YouTube channel: “Kuldeep Yadav’s return to the Indian ODI squad is a wise decision. In South Africa, India lacked wicket-taking options. Their all-rounders were ineffective and did not appear to be capable of taking wickets. Shardul Thakur appeared to lack pace. Even if he doesn’t get help from the pitch, he doesn’t have the speed to trouble batters “He stated.

Salman Butt believes Kuldeep could be a useful option for India, which will already be missing players like Washington Sundar.

Yuzvendra Chahal, on the other hand, could form an effective bowling partnership with Kuldeep and bail India out in the middle overs with some much-needed wickets.

“Kuldeep is an excellent choice. The spin pool appears to be quite strong, with Washington Sundar as off-spinner and Ravi Bishnoi as leggie. Yuzvendra Chahal is also present. India has brought in a slew of wicket-taking spinners. Someone has realized that if India is to win one-day internationals, they must take wickets “He continued.

The three-match ODI series against the West Indies begins on February 6, followed by three T20Is.

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