THE LAST BANTER OF THIS DECADE FOR DOMINATING INDIAN CRICKET !!

WHAT TO EXPECT..??

Painting Kolkata pink💗The Virat & Co. moves on to take on Men in Maroon-A team which is also trying to find a combination in arguably the most suited format of theirs under experinced Kieron Pollard.

T20’s.

With Indian point of view this series will be interesting as the No.5 ranked T20 team will try figuring out ‘Best 15 for October’s World T20’.
Surely not much to worry about No.4 spot as Shreyas Iyer looks the best suited in team currently for it,but yes the Opening Pair is the one to be discussed about,with Shikhar Dhawan out for an injury KL Rahul has the best chance of securing the place.
Also the team will like to figure out on the fast bowlers as M Shami and B Kumar returns to Squad with no pace for the young Khaleel in there for now,surely team will like to see more of him in the future,on the other hand Deepak Chahar seems the one who will stay and will most likely the one playing the role of opening the inning for the team with the bowl along Kumar,hopefully it continuous  the same till next year’s bigger occasion.
Coming to the batting, Rishab Pant and the lower middle orders performances will be crucial for them individually and also for the team heading NEW ZEALAND late next month.

Talking of the hard hitting WestIndians,there are a lot of question to answer for them in all depatments of the game as the current World T20 champions come after a loss to the Afghanis in recent,Still their captain Kieron Pollard Sheldon Cottrell, Nicholas Pooran, Shimron Hetmyer, Evin Lewis looks like a threat to India dominating this series.

ODI’s

The new era’s odi team of india will first time play in back home post World Cup debacle and that too with still no confirm news on Mahendra Singh Dhoni,yes the team will try to figure out combination here too,but will be of less importance considering no major odi tournaments in next one and half year.

On the other hand Windies will like to maintain the streak of winning odi’s  after winning their first ever odi Series win since 2014 against Afghanistan last month.

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