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Aakash Chopra Wants Prince Yadav in India’s Third T20I XI
India and West Indies are scheduled to play the third match of their five-game T20 series in Indore.
The series is tied, with each team having won once.
Before the match, former cricketer Aakash Chopra suggested a change to India’s team.
He wants Prince Yadav to play instead of Naman Dhir.
Chopra said Naman had not made a mistake.
He believes India needs another bowler for this game.
The article also says the match is on Sunday, October 11.
India and West Indies are set to play the third T20I in Indore on Sunday, October 11.
The five-match series is level at 1-1.
Aakash Chopra suggested selecting Prince Yadav instead of Naman Dhir.
Chopra said Naman Dhir had not done anything wrong.
Chopra argued that the situation called for an additional bowler in India’s playing XI.
- Who
- India and West Indies; Aakash Chopra suggested a change to India’s XI.
- What
- Chopra recommended Prince Yadav in place of Naman Dhir for the third T20I.
- Where
- Indore.
- When
- Sunday, October 11; the year is not specified.
- Why
- Chopra said the situation called for a bowler in the playing XI.
Key facts
- Match
- Third T20I of a five-match series
- Teams
- India and West Indies
- Venue
- Indore
- Scheduled date
- Sunday, October 11; year unspecified
- Series score
- Level at 1-1
- Suggested change
- Prince Yadav in for Naman Dhir
- Reason given
- Chopra said the team’s situation called for a bowler
Sources
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