Salman Butt says “You cannot deny the possibility of conflict but chances are very low” in T20 World Cup

Salman Butt says “You cannot deny the possibility of conflict but chances are very low.” Butt believes there should be no conflict between Sharma and Kohli. Despite the duo splitting captaincy duties. Rohit has been named India’s new T20I captain. After Kohli quiet leadership in the format following the competition. And Kohli will continue as Test and ODI captain. Also, in a Q&A session on his YouTube channel. He was asked if sharing captaincy duties could create issues between Rohit and Rohit.

“Whenever there are two different individuals, it (conflict of opinion) is possible, but their domains are different. One is leading the T20 side and the other the ODI and Test teams. They have played some very good cricket together and I haven’t heard of any issues between the two. I think mostly they are in-line and they understand each other,” Salman Butt said.

“They know their domain. So if they work within it, there shouldn’t be any problem. On many issues, their thinking is likely to be parallel because they have been captain and vice-captain. So the think tank is the same and they must be making decisions as a combined unit. You cannot deny the possibility of a conflict but the chances are very low,” Butt said.

In the three-match T20I series, Sharma will lead India. The match will take place on November 17 at home against New Zealand. For the two-match Test series, Rohit Sharma has been rested. While Rahane has been selected captain for the first Test, it will be followed by T20Is. In the second, Kohli will return to captain the squad.

Salman Butt says “You cannot deny the possibility of conflict but chances are very low” in T20 World Cup

Virat Kohli

Virat Kohli might be an option, according to Ravi Shastri. In the near future, he will step down as ODI captain to focus on Test cricket. Shastri’s time as the Indian team’s coach. Following India’s elimination from the T20 World Cup 2021, he came to an end.

“In red ball cricket, India has been the No. 1 team in the world for the last 5 years under Virat Kohli. So unless he wants to give up or if he is mentally fatigued and says he wants to focus on his batting – which can happen in the near future, don’t think it will happen immediately – it can happen,” Butt said.

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