India Playing XI for 2nd Test Against England: Advice to exclude Sai Sudarshan from second Test, Deep Das chose playing XI

New Delhi. The Indian team missed the victory in the Leeds Test against England. In such a situation, Team India can land with a change in the playing XI in the second match. Former Indian wicketkeeper Deep Dasgupta wants India to make two changes in his playing 11 for the second Test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy against England. Sai Sudarshan, who debuted on this tour, has been advised to include Nitish Kumar Reddy. At the same time, he took the name of Kuldeep Yadav as a second change.

Sai Sudarshan, who started the innings for the Gujarat Titans with Shubman Gill in the Indian Premier League, made his first Test debut in Headingley. In the first innings, he was dismissed without opening an account and could only score 30 runs in the second innings. Deep believes that Karun Nair should be given a chance at number three instead of Sudarshan, while Reddy can help in fast bowling.

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On Star Sports, he said, “Usually you don’t want to make much changes after the first match but you have to think that it is a very young team. The new captain is a new team. So you have to correct the combination. Karun Nair has made most of the run number 3. He also batted against England Lions at number 3 for India A against Lions.”

Shardul Thakur was the biggest concern in the headingley. He was selected as an all -rounder, but he scored 1 and 4 runs with the bat and bowled only 16 overs in more than 182 overs. “Looking at Birmingham, which is usually a batting -friendly field. I would prefer to see Kuldeep there. The advantage of the top five batsmen scoring runs is that you don’t worry about contribution in batting from your number 8.”