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News India Live, Digital Desk: The Indian team is starting its T20 World Cup campaign from 7 February. Just before the tournament, cricket analysts and former players, including Deep Dasgupta And Sourav Ganguly Legends like, have predicted that India will create history by winning its third T20 World Cup title this time. Experts believe that even after Rohit Sharma left the captaincy, the aggressive style of the team has not diminished, rather it has become even more lethal with the arrival of new players.
Why has this team reached the ‘next level’?
Rohit’s fearless template: Experts say that what Rohit Sharma did during the 2024 World Cup victory ‘Fearless’ Cricket was started, the pair of Suryakumar Yadav and Gautam Gambhir has taken it to new heights. Now the team works on the strategy of putting pressure on the opposition bowlers from the very first ball.
Impact of Abhishek Sharma and Varun Chakraborty: The balance of the team has strengthened significantly with the addition of players like Abhishek Sharma (top batting ranking) and Varun Chakraborty (number 1 bowling ranking) in the team. Abhishek’s Strike rate of 194+ Giving India an unassailable lead in the powerplay.
Depth and Options: According to former wicketkeeper Deep Dasgupta, the team now has tremendous depth in both batting and bowling. Players like Hardik Pandya, Shivam Dubey and Tilak Verma give the team the flexibility that is required to win in difficult situations.
Step towards the third title (Mission 3rd Title)
India has won the T20 World Cup twice so far (2007 and 2024). If the team wins the title this time too, then it three times It will become the first team in the world to win this trophy.
Strength: The bowling attack led by Jasprit Bumrah and the spin department (Kuldeep, Varun and Axar) will prove to be a challenge for any team on Indian pitches.
challenge: Rohit Sharma has warned that the ‘Dew’ And choosing the team combination (two spinners or three?) will be the biggest challenge for Surya and Gambhir.
What do former players say?
Deep Dasgupta: “This team is a level ahead of Rohit’s era. Unless a bad day comes, it is impossible to beat India.”
Sunil Gavaskar (Expected): Seeing the strength of Indian batting, he has also considered India as a strong contender for the semi-finals and finals.
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