While India is preparing for the second test against England in Edgbaston, the objective went strongly to the selection of teams – in particular the exclusion of Kuldeep Yadav. Former cricket player Mohammad Kaif aroused debate by calling what he believes is continuous watershed. Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“It will be unfair if Kuldeep Yadav does not start in the Xi Playing for the second test. He has just played 13 tests in 8 years. Earlier, he was held because of Ashwin – How do you justify his exclusion?” Kaif posted on X. Kaif’s remarks added weight to an already difficult decision for the management of the team. After a disappointing loss in Leeds, India’s strategy to prioritize the depth of the striker on the attack on bowling options is under control. With Jasprit Bumrah potentially seated due to the management of the workload, India will be under pressure to find what can take 20 counters, a challenge that turned out to be too large in the opening of the series. The field in Edgbaston promises to offer help to the spinners later in the match. While Ravi will Jadeja is a certainty, India must now decide whether to opt for a more friendly option in the stick at Washington Sundar or finally unleashed Kuldeep, whose variations could disturb the aggressive programming of England.
Meanwhile, the team also seeks to modify its versatile and rhythm combinations. Shardul Thakur could give way to Nitish Reddy, and Akash Deep could associate Mohammed Siraj in the absence of Bumrah. With England, sharpening their “Bazball” approach, India must respond with courage – and the selection of Kuldeep Yadav could be this daring and rotating movement.