Shikhar Dhawan-led India sweep over Sri Lanka in Tokyo Olympics 2020

Shikhar Dhawan-led

Shikhar Dhawan is an Indian international cricketer. A left-handed opening batsman and an intermittent right-arm off-break bowler. He plays for Delhi in first-class cricket and Delhi Capitals within the IPL.

Deepak Chahar’s heroics with the bat made a difference. India seals the three-match series with a thrilling victory. Within the second ODI in Colombo and the Shikhar Dhawan-led guests will return to the same venue. On Friday trying to find a huge series sweep. Both groups are handling generally unpracticed groups but India’s ‘2nd-string’ squad has overseen. To seal the ODI series with two back-to-back wins over Sri Lanka. Also picked for a youth arrangement with the senior players. Similarly, reliably coming up short to win matches.

With the series as of now in their sack. India’s group administration may see to send the revolution approach. And allow the youthful IPL stars a chance to test themselves. On the international level within the dead rubber against Sri Lanka on Friday.

Rahul Dravid

Coach Rahul Dravid may go in for Devdutt Padikkal or Ruturaj Gaikwad. The two eminent List A players instead of the Delhi Capitals opener Prithvi Shaw. The group administration can also provide an opportunity for Sanju Samson. To create his ODI debut at the fetched of forceful Ishan Kishan. Manish Pandey and Suryakumar Yadav shape the spine of the youth Indian group. The middle-order and most likely to hold their places with Pandya brothers. Moreover for fulfilling the two all-rounder’s space.

In the two past games. The Indian bowlers managed to contain the unpracticed Sri Lankan. Batting-line up and pulled things back. While Bhuvneshwar might proceed to lead the attack.

Sri Lanka will play for pride within the third and last ODI on Friday while India may make a handful of changes within the dead elastic after fixing the series Live TV.

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