India will probably be touring South Africa in an all-format sequence ranging from December 10. The Men in Blue have simply defeated Australia in a five-match T20I sequence and at the moment are gunning for achievement in South Africa’s residence. The BCCI introduced three completely different squads with three completely different captains as common skipper Rohit Sharma opted for relaxation from the white-ball format of the sequence.
Former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan has referred to as out BCCI’s transfer to nominate completely different captains for various codecs and mentioned that he’s not an enormous fan of it. “This could be a sign for the future, which I am not a big fan of. There has been talk for a long time about whether we can do split captaincy. It’s true that workload management has been done here and that is why you are seeing such big squads and different captains. It’s clear that Rohit Sharma had to take a break from white-ball cricket, so you are not seeing him there,” Pathan instructed Star Sports.
He then acknowledged that it could be better if the split captaincy would not be carried out in India’s tradition. “You are seeing him as the captain for Test cricket. However, you might see these things going forward. You might even see different coaches for different formats. I believe it’s better if it doesn’t happen in our culture,” he added.
India will probably be led by Suryakumar Yadav (T20Is), KL Rahul (ODIs) and Rohit Sharma (Tests) through the South Africa tour. Rohit and Virat Kohli opted to take a break from the white-ball tour, the Indian Board confirmed whereas saying India’s squad for the South Africa tour.Â
Surya just lately led the Indian workforce to a 4-1 sequence win towards Australia. He helped the Men in Blue start their T20 WC preparations with a win in the absence of Hardik Pandya and different senior professionals. Pandya captains India in T20Is in the absence of Rohit and has been doing that because the T20 World Cup 2022.
