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News India Live, Digital Desk: In T20 cricket, the world calls him ‘Mr. 360’, whose fear resides in the mind of every bowler, when the same batsman comes to the ODI format, it seems as if he forgets all his art. We are talking about explosive batsmen of India. Suryakumar Yadav Ki, who is currently going through the most difficult phase of his career.
The recently concluded ODI series against Australia proved to be a nightmare for Suryakumar, where he fell three times in three matches. ‘Golden Duck’ That means he was out on zero on the very first ball. His continuous failure has increased the concern of the Indian team management, and now the news is coming from sources that Suryakumar is facing a problem regarding his form. ‘difficult decision’ Have been asked to take.
What is this ‘difficult decision’?
A source close to the team management has revealed that captain Rohit Sharma and coach Rahul Dravid have always supported Surya, but now the water is going above their heads. The team cannot expect him to keep failing every time. He has been clearly told that he has to solve his ODI problem as soon as possible.
This ‘difficult decision’ could mean that either Suryakumar Yadav will be asked to take some time off from the team to regain his form in domestic cricket, or he will have to be prepared to sit out of the playing eleven.
Is batting order the real problem?
A major reason behind this failure of Suryakumar is also considered to be his batting order. In T20, he mostly plays at number 3 or 4, where he gets full time to set. But with veterans like Virat Kohli and KL Rahul in the ODI team, he often has to play the role of finisher at number 5 or 6.
Sources say, “Suryakumar Yadav cannot bat below No. 4. He is an innings maker, not a quick finisher. There is a feeling in the team that playing him in this position may not be working.”
King of T20, why helpless in ODI?
It is ironic that the batsman who is ranked world number one in the ICC T20 rankings is yearning to find his rhythm in the 50-over format. Their weakness has been completely exposed against a strong team like Australia, where a bowler like Mitchell Starc did not give them a chance to survive.
Captain Rohit Sharma may have publicly defended Surya and said that he will be given opportunities, but the atmosphere inside the team management is now changing. Now the ball is completely in Suryakumar Yadav’s court – can he overcome this challenge and cement his place in the ODI team, or will the label of T20 specialist be associated with him forever?