Ajit Agarkar -led BCCI’s selection committee has announced a tour of England. In the absence of Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Ravichandran Ashwin, the England series is largely a big challenge for juniors. Shardul Thakur and Karun Nayar have been comeback in this team. Similarly, the two cricketers can make their Test debut in England, they are Sai Sudarshan and Arshadeep Singh. The Indian team bowlers went to the Australia series greatly disappointed the team. No Indian bowler could catch the eye except Jaspreet Bumrah. In England there may be Bumrah in five Tests in three Tests. This is why Arshadeep Singh has the opportunity to make the test debut in Shami’s absence and to recognize himself in the red ball format.
Arshadeep Singh is the only left -handed pacer of the Indian squad. The rest of Bumrah, Akashdeep, Shardul Thakur, Prasad Krishna and Mohammad Siraj are all right -handed. But Australia’s World Cup -winning captain Ricky Ponting is catching the bat for his IPL team bowler Arshadeep Singh, who can overcome the speed of the left -arm pacers in England’s wicket and swing batter. Ponting says Arshadeep should make his debut in England and he can play a very effective role there.
Ricky Ponting says, “I want Arshadeep Singh to be from the beginning of the Test team of India, and a very skilled cricketer. I think Duke Ball will help him in England. If the left -hander is a pacer in the squad, if he does not use India in England, I would be a little surprised. But he has also played county cricket before, so there is awareness about the environment and the environment. And his height is about 1.5, so the bounce will be well in England’s wicket. And we know in England but in the case of the test, the ball is swinging up to 5, 5 or even over 5 overs. So the left -arm pacer can swing the ball, such a bowler will always need India. I greeted Arshadeep in front of everyone, and hopefully and the opportunity could be done on the right thing to do. ‘
