Jeevan, Rohit Sharma after Virat Kohli: Sterw Test selectors, head coach Gautam Gambhir and BCCI are waiting. Cricket news

With India’s two stallwarts going away from Test cricket, a harsh test is awaited by the senior selection committee and head coach Gautam Gambhir of Ajit Agkar. Rohit Sharma’s retirement and Virat Kohli’s imminent announcement now presents the control board for cricket in India, but there is no alternative, but the construction of a test squad next time to build a test team World test championship cycle Keeping in mind, which begins with a tour of England next month.It is running according to the leadership plan, at least for now, Shubman Gill is receiving support, but it is other pieces that need to return to India in a major way to live for the longest time. Rohit opens a location at the top of the order, but it is the middle-order, expected to be thinner with Kohli’s exit, which looks very unstable and requires much attention.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Called as “Crisis Man” and “Mr. Adaptable”, KL Rahul can be well significant piece in batting order as he now has enough experience and will eventually have a place in the lineup. However, the big question is where he bats?

Rahul started the Australia tour as a opener, went to number 3 for Boxing Day Test and topped the Sydney Cricket Ground for a final test. While such a movement is unlikely, the think tank needs to call where they want to bat. Opening would have been a no -burener when Rohit called it a day, but now Kohli is unlikely to travel to England, Rahul in the middle -order – at number 4 – may be well glue that Team India needs to bat together.Keeping in mind KL Rahul bats in between, these are potential candidates who are making a strong case for themselves:

Top-order: Yashasvi Jaiswal is an automatic selection and Sai Sudarshan is making the right noise with the bat in the last 12 months. They have been given very high status, good technology and more importantly that sports awareness and big match is nature. Even the smallest format strike-by-demand demands have not affected him and he continues to increase his game and strike-bye without losing every season.Abhimanyu Ishwaran can be a well backup opener as he has done nothing wrong since the tour of Australia so that no place was found in the squad. No.3 is Shubman Gill for the near future, but it is about the time when he proves to be worth his home and puts all the debate to relax. Returns were not encouraging in Australia, but the England series is a golden opportunity for the right hand.

Middle Order: This is an area that requires a lot of attention and direction for the future. Kohli will not be at number 4, so it matters a lot for KL Rahul to have gum in the middle and Rishabh Pant, Nitish Kumar Reddy and a Devdutt Padikal and Shreyas Iyer to bat. Padikkal has been in the test plan of things and Iyer may be in queue to remember the whites, given the lack of options.If there is no direct India call, it will be a No-Brener to travel to Iyer with India and whenever he is ready for the opportunity to come on his way. Since the issue of the central contract, he has not done a leg wrong in forms and has become the mainstay for India’s middle order in ODI. There are lots of stories around their short-ball game, but they can solve those middle-order crises in tests well. He has played only three foreign trials in his career so far and the success for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy should make a strong case to return to Indian whites.

All -rounders: England will not serve Turner for the Indian cricket team in any way, but more than their bowling, India can use the batting of three spinning all -rounders in Ravindra Jadeja, Axer Patel and Washington Sundar. Jadeja should have an automatic selection for his batting and bowling, but the batting of Exer and Washington can help at least one, if not both, find a place in the team.Exer has elevated his batting in the last few years to elevate many places and Washington has also got priority for his nature with the bat. As far as Seam-Bauling all-rounder is concerned, Nitish Kumar Reddy is a front runner, actually the only runner for the opportunity.

Wicketkeepers: Continuity with both pants and Dhruv Juraral will be maintained here. Jurall was very close to playing as an expert batsman in Australia and would not be surprised that the management also considins that option in England.Expert spin: Kuldeep Yadav is a No-Brener for expert Spinner Spot. He has mostly played at home in his Test career, but Ashwin has called it in Australia a day, Chinaman has been designed to get more opportunities abroad and is for an X-factor bowling attack.

Quick: Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammad Shami, Mohammad Siraj, Akash Deep, Prasad Krishna and Harshit Rana are the front runners to be in the mixture, but Arshdeep Singh, Khalil Ahmed and Yash Dayal will present a happy headache for the selectors. Mukesh Kumar also has an option and it remains to be seen whether the management adds a left -handed option to the mixture.Keeping in mind the charge, five-six seamers can be part of the main squad and may also have two-three travel reserves. Shami has not played Test cricket in a very long time and Bumrah was also passing through long grind for the first time after the SCG Test vs Australia earlier this year.

Possible squad and store pool: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sai Reformson, Shubman Gill (C), KL Rahul, Rishabh Pant (WK), Ravindra Jadeja, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Jaspat Bumrah, Mohammad Shami, Mohammad Sirraj, Washington Sundara, Abimani Sundara, Abimani Sunda, Dhruv Jur (WK), Dhruv Jur (WK), Akash Deep, Prasad, Prasad, Prasad Singh, Khalil Ahmed/Yash Dayal, Mukesh Kumar