Team India Struggles Against Sri Lanka
While preparing for Champions Trophy 2025, the zing of the T20 World Cup victory does not seem to have subsided. This is evident in the ODI series against Sri Lanka. Under the leadership of Rohit Sharma, it has become difficult for Team India to score runs. In the second consecutive match, Team India was caught in a dilemma by Sri Lanka. So it’s time to blow the buttermilk and drink it. The first match could not be won by just one run. In the second match, they had to lose by 32 runs. In fact, Rohit Sharma had a good start in both the matches. But the middle plank seems to be very weak. Due to this, the sports lovers are starting to feel worried. Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma entered the field with the same playing eleven in the first two matches. This is likely to change now. Let’s find out who will be cut off and who might get a chance.
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Possible Changes in Playing XI
It has been seen that there is no left-handed batsman in the top order of Team India. So in the first match, Washington Sundar and Shivam Dubey were sent to bat at fourth position in the second match. So Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul had to come in to bat later. Because both are right handed batsmen. Washington Sundar was 5th and Shivam Dubela was not able to add to his account at the 4th position. Can Washington Sundar and Shivam Dubey bat with as much ability at No.4? Sports lovers have this question. In such a situation, Rishabh Pant may get a chance in the playing eleven. Because he has good experience of playing at number four.
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Decisions for the Third ODI
If Rishabh Pant is included in the playing eleven, the question is whose address will be cut. If we consider the wicketkeeper, KL Rahul will be out. But given Shreyas Iyer’s form, he too could be shown a way out. So Rohit Sharma will be tough in the Third ODI match and will take the right decision. But there is a high possibility that one of these two will be cut off. Rishabh Pant is seen as a match-winning player. So there is curiosity about how the playing XI will be on August 7
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