While Shikhar Dhawan wasn’t the preffered alternative within the T20Is, he did depart a mark as soon as once more within the ODIs, as he scored two fifties within the three-match collection towards England. With Rohit Sharma, he has fashioned a wonderful opening partnership and is simply 23 runs away from 6000 runs in ODIs.
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After the match when requested by former India pacer Ajit Agarkar, as to the way it felt after being dropped from the T20Is, Dhawan got here up with the witty response. “I was always in the groove, it’s just that I wasn’t playing,” Dhawan stated laughing it off.
“Once I got the chance I made the most of it. I was playing domestic cricket – Syed Mushtaq Ali and Vijay Hazare – and that was match practice for me. I’m glad I played those tournaments. The wicket was very good, especially the last two matches and I enjoy playing on such bouncy tracks,” he stated.
Meanwhile, after successful a closely-contested collection towards England, India skipper Virat Kohli questioned the scheduling of the matches and hoped that the authorities will look into it.
“Scheduling needs to be looked at in the future, [especially] in these times. Because playing in bio-bubbles will be difficult, and everyone can’t have the same mental capacity all the time. I am sure things will be discussed in the future,” stated the India skipper after he led his workforce to a 2-1 win within the ODI collection on Sunday, which capped off a gruelling worldwide calendar for his boys.
Immediately after the Indian Premier League T20 event that resulted in November final 12 months in UAE, India have been busy in full collection with prime worldwide sides — Australia (away) and England (at house).
