Rohit Sharma’s team’s competition ended suddenly – India’s performance
Rohit Sharma : India had an almost faultless campaign in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, but their run ended when they were defeated by England by 10 wickets in the semi-final.
Virat Kohli has the most runs (296)
Arshdeep Singh took the cake for most wickets (10)
What worked, exactly?
India was able to win their Super 12s group because to a strong performance from their middle order and fast bowlers. Both Virat Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav looked fantastic with the bat, while Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Arshdeep Singh, and Mohammed Shami all contributed useful figures as opening bowlers.
Rohit Sharma
The all-rounder Hardik Pandya contributed to India’s success by taking eight wickets towards the end of the season. He also hit a critical 40 runs against Pakistan in the Super 12s and produced a stunning 33-ball knock of 63 in the semi-final match against England.
With the exception of a defeat to South Africa and a tight game against Pakistan, India won all three games by an impressive margin, thanks in large part to the efforts of their middle order and their pacers.
Why did this happen?
Both the openers and the spinners underperformed. Throughout the competition, Rohit Sharma seemed to be having a hard time. The India captain only scored 19 runs per game on a strike-rate of 106.42 in six matches. KL While Rahul seemed to be rounding into form with a pair of fifty during the Super 12, he fell short in crucial games like the semi-final.
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Throughout the competition, Ravichandran Ashwin and Axar Patel were the first-choice spin bowling tandem, although they weren’t very productive, allowing more over eight runs per over collectively.
Can we know what is ahead?
Even before this World Cup, the India T20 International setup was through a shift, with several new players being given chances to play in various series while crucial veteran players were rested. Many veteran players may be observed leaving the game to make room for the next generation of stars in this setting.
Ishan Kishan, Sanju Samson, and Prithvi Shaw have all showed promise in this format, and they may eventually play pivotal roles in India’s batting order. In 2024, the Caribbean and the United States will host the next Twenty20 World Cup. To enter the competition with a stable roster, India must begin the transformation immediately.
