T20 World Cup Squad: 4 Key Choices Causing Conflict for Ajit Agarkar and Rohit Sharma

The board is yet to announce the 15-member unit it intends to send to the West Indies and USA for the T20 World Cup. According to a report in the Times of India, the selection committee is still undecided on four important areas of the game.

One area of contention is whether to stick with established combinations or to bank on the impressive IPL form of young players and give them a chance in the T20 World Cup. This decision poses a challenge for the board and selectors, as both types of players offer different strengths and contrasting forms.

The performance of Sanju Samson in the IPL has been exceptional, while KL Rahul’s experience is highly valued by the board. Therefore, the selection remains a difficult decision for the BCCI to make.

Concerns have been raised about Mohammed Siraj and Arshdeep Singh conceding many runs, but it is noted that the context of these matches should be considered. It’s important to think about defending the target set by the team, even if it means doing so with a margin of 10 runs.

It is acknowledged that Jasprit Bumrah is in a different class, and it is not fair to compare the other players with him. Additionally, it has been clarified that there won’t be an ‘impact player’ rule in the World Cup.