Ind vs Aus: What will change in the semi -finals of Team India’s playing XI! So far this player is sitting hand in hand – India tv hindi

India vs australia semi final champions trophy: The Indian cricket team will once again be seen colliding with Australia in the ICC tournament. This time both teams will face face to face in the semi -finals of the Champions Trophy. Whenever Australia comes in front of Team India, the match becomes quite interesting and struggling. When the Indian team lands to play in Dubai International Ground on March 4, will its playing XI change also. This is a big question. Meanwhile, a legendary player of India is still sitting hand in hand throughout the tournament, but captain Rohit Sharma is not giving him a chance. Will it be interesting to see if he will get a chance in the semi -finals.

5 spinners have been included in Team India’s squad

When Team India was announced by BCCI for the Champions Trophy, 5 spinners were included in the squad. Then everyone was shocked to see this decision of BCCI. But now it is being known why this decision was taken. The Dubai pitch is constantly drying up and every day it is becoming more helpful for spinners. In the last league match played against New Zealand, India had fed four spinners in their playing XI and all did overs. Now when there will be a match on March 4, there is little possibility that spinners are reduced. All four spinners may be seen playing once again.

Rishabh Pant has not been given a chance yet

Against New Zealand, India gave Varun Chakraborty a chance by excluding fast bowler Harshit Rana. Meanwhile, Rishabh Pant is still sitting outside. He has not been given a chance to play a single time. Captain Rohit Sharma is expressing more confidence in KL Rahul, who is also doing his work. The interesting thing is that Rishabh Pant is a pure keeper, even after this, he is not able to be replaced in the playing XI and is sitting on his hands. In such a situation, there is little possibility that there will be any change in the playing XI of India. India will take the same team to the field again, which landed against New Zealand. Anyway, India has the biggest and strong weapon to trap Australia. If the spinners were helped and the ball rotated, then it will probably not be much difficult for India to bang Australia.

Team India’s possible playing XI for India vs Australia semi -finals: Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, Hardik Pandya, KL Rahul, Akshar Patel, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Varun Chakraborty.

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