IND vs AUS / This player will not play Nagpur Test even after taking 47 wickets in 8 matches! Tension in front of Rohit

IND vs AUS: The Border Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia is starting from 9 February. The first match of this big series will be played at the VCA Stadium in Nagpur. Before the Nagpur Test, many players of Team India got injured and dropped out. But despite this the team is full of star players. In such a situation, the responsibility of choosing a strong playing 11 will be on the captain Rohit Sharma and coach Rahul Dravid. Meanwhile, many good players may also have to sit on the bench.

Who will get a chance with Ashwin-Jadeja?

Spin bowlers have always got more help on Indian pitches. In such a situation, after the return of Ravindra Jadeja, he is sure to play with veteran bowler Ravichandran Ashwin. At the same time, suspense remains on who will be the third spinner apart from these two players. There is going to be a war between Akshar Patel and Kuldeep Yadav to fill this place. Akshar has created ruckus with the ball in Test cricket since his Test debut. But in the presence of Jadeja in the team, the chances of him getting a chance are very less.

Kuldeep has more variety

In such a situation, due to more variety, Kuldeep Yadav can be given a chance in the first test along with Jadeja and Ashwin. Kuldeep is a chinaman bowler and has a variety of deliveries in his arsenal, which makes him slightly better than Akshar. Kuldeep's record is also amazing in Test cricket.

Kuldeep has taken 34 wickets in just 8 Test matches. At the same time, he has taken 5 wickets 3 times so far. Kuldeep, who recently made a strong comeback in international cricket, took 8 wickets against Bangladesh in his last Test.

Akshar's record is also amazing

On the other hand, if we are talking about records, then Akshar Patel's performance in Tests has been excellent so far. Akshar has also played only 8 Test matches so far. But he has taken 47 wickets during this period. At the same time, he has managed to take 5 or more wickets twice. Playing Akshar on Indian pitches proves to be very difficult for batsmen around the world.