Harbhajan Singh recommends 2 changes to India’s playing 11 in T20 World Cup 2021. Harbhajan has asked Team India to make two changes. In their starting lineup against New Zealand. Also, Ishan Kishan is back at the top of the order. And then Shardul Thakur in place of Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Also, India lost to Pakistan by 10 wickets. They’ll now lock horns with Kane Williamson. Almost a match must-win encounter. A defeat here would force India to depend on the results of other Group 2 matches. Also, to ensure they qualify for the semi-finals.
Furthermore, Harbhajan’s remarks came in a video on his YouTube channel. He was replying to some fans’ query about whether India should field three spinners. Harbhajan replied by saying three spinners will be “too many” and then batted for Kishan and Thakur’s involvement.
“A lot of people want to know whether India should play three spinners. I’ll say no because three spinners will be too many. If you lose the toss then it will be a huge issue. Dew will settle in by the second innings and the spinners won’t be as successful. So we should try and play the same combination. Yes, if Ishan Kishan comes in at the top of the order then it will be brilliant. And Shardul should come in place of Bhuvneshwar. Only two spinners should play,” Harbhajan Singh said.
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Harbhajan Singh isn’t the only one to endorse Kishan. Following it, India was defeated by Pakistan. He wanted Kishan to take over for Suryakumar Yadav in the team. He also wants KL Rahul demoted to the middle order, with Kishan and Rohit Sharma forming India’s opening partnership.
Lastly, Ishan Kishan has been in red-hot form. Also, scoring quick-fire half-centuries in both his last match in IPL 2021 against England. Shardul Thakur was one of the best Indian bowlers in Chennai Super King’s triumphant campaign. Meanwhile, Bhuvneshwar Kumar has struggled for pace and spice since landing in the UAE.
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