India's T20 Dilemma: Skipper's Form Under Scrutiny as World Cup Nears

With Suryakumar Yadav and Shubman Gill's form in question, India's selection committee faces tough decisions for the T20 World Cup squad. The potential addition of in-form Yashasvi Jaiswal looms, while Sanju Samson holds the reserve opener position. Changes appear unlikely despite the event being held domestically.

As the T20 World Cup approaches, the Indian cricket team grapples with its skipper Suryakumar Yadav's waning form, compounded by deputy Shubman Gill's inconsistent performances. Despite concerns, the national selection committee is not expected to make significant changes to the squad for the upcoming international event.

The dynamic could shift if Yashasvi Jaiswal is observed as a possible inclusion for the New Zealand series, even as he awaits his chance to break through due to Sanju Samson's current role as the reserve opener. Additionally, Washington Sundar's lackluster record in T20 Internationals leaves room for debate in an otherwise strong-looking lineup.

With time running short before the World Cup opener against the USA, continuity appears to be the committee's priority. The early scheduling of the World Cup benefits Suryakumar, delaying any major revisions in leadership amidst the team's imperative matches leading up to the event.

(With inputs from agencies.)