New Delhi: The India men’s selection committee led by Ajit Agarkar is likely to choose the Tour for India Tour d’Angleterre in the second week of May and many debates and deliberations are already underway with regard to the captain for the five test series. Rohit Sharma and Jasprit Bumrah were respectively the captain and the vice-captain during the Australia tour in December-Janvier, but the combination is very little likely to continue in England.
In Australia, Rohit’s yields were far from ideal – 31 points in three tests – and he did not appear in the last test at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). Bumrah led in his absence but missed a lot of cricket after that due to a back injury.
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Those who know say that the Board of Control For Cricket In India (BCCI) wants to include Shubman Gill in the leadership group for the outside series from June 20. The chic right-hander is already vice-captain of ODI and T20is, and could be found in a similar role in the longest format.
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There is a lot of gossip around the captain of Rohit in the tests and although he has shown the desire to direct in England, there is no guarantee yet. It is understood reliably that another senior player, who felt a leadership vacuum, expressed his desire to have the captain’s armband again. However, this was not entertained by the Indian cricket card because they are clear about the preparation of a player for the future.
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“A new WTC cycle begins. The future and continuity must be kept in mind with regard to the team. Even the coach Gautam Gambir would like a set of players with whom he is likely to work for an extended period.
The 25 -year -old Gill was very successful in the ODIs, but is still a work in progress in test cricket. He asked for a position No. 3, but the yields are far from the high standards that he sets. The tour in England could well be the decisive test for Gill who has not been very successful far from his home in his 32 test career. Essays from 1893 by Gill, 1177 came to them while only 649 came to foreign soil.
The BCCI, however, looks at it not only from a perspective of the talent of cricket and leadership, but also as a player who has the potential to become the face of the Indian cricket. It continues to be in great demand regarding marks and sponsorships and continues to put its right foot forward on the ground. His captain for the Gujarat titans in the Indian Premier League (IPL) in progress impressed the men who count, and what stood out was how it did not affect his striker at all.
This is only a matter of time before Gill was raised to the role of leadership even in tests, but the question is: could it come to England? The chances are very high at the moment.