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TOP ODI PERFORMERS FOR INDIA OVER THE LAST 10 INNINGS!!! ◉ 617 Runs – Virat Kohli (Avg: 77 | SR: 106) ◉ 485 Runs – Rohit Sharma (Avg: 54 | SR: 91) ◉ 416 Runs – KL Rahul (Avg: 83 | SR: 116) ◉ 392 Runs – Sanju Samson (Avg: 65 | SR: 101) ◉ 375 Runs – Shreyas Iyer (Avg: 38 | SR: 78) ◉ 371 Runs – Ishan Kishan (Avg: 41 | SR: 96) ◉ 326 Runs – Rishabh Pant (Avg: 36 | SR: 97) ◉ 265 Runs – Shubman Gill (Avg: 27 | SR: 84) ◉ 238 Runs – Hardik Pandya (Avg: 30 | SR: 104) ◉ 236 Runs – Suryakumar Yadav (Avg: 30 | SR: 119)

Most ODI Sixes for India after 25 innings ◎ 35: MS Dhoni ◉ 34: Ishan Kishan

🚨 On What basis was ishan Kishan give an ODI match Opportunity? 🚨 The team management should be ashamed of this decision. Rishabh Pant has been with the Indian team as the Second-choice wicktkippeper for the last two years, yet he wasn't given proper opportunities. On the other hand, Ishan Kishan returned to the ODI Team after three years and was immediately included in the playing XI. Indian Coach and the Selector should not be indulging in so much politics. Rishabh Pant is a bigger batter than ishan Kishan, yet by giving ishan an immediate chance, it feels like an attempt to push Pant down the pecking order. What exactly did Pant do wrong to be continuously overlooked? If a player is not given opportunities, how can he be expected to perform and prove himself? There seems to be a lot of politics creeping into indian cricket now. Player selections and opportunities should be based purely on merit and performance, not on anything else.

One thing our cricketers have and footballers don't, is the extreme hunger to be the better versions of themselves. Take Ishan Kishan for example. The way he recognised his weaknesses and worked on it despite having an 11 Crore IPL deal is telling of their ambition.

🚨 On What basis was ishan Kishan give an ODI match Opportunity? 🚨 The team management should be ashamed of this decision. Rishabh Pant has been with the Indian team as the Second-choice wicktkippeper for the last two years, yet he wasn't given proper opportunities. On the other hand, Ishan Kishan returned to the ODI Team after three years and was immediately included in the playing XI. Indian Coach and the Selector should not be indulging in so much politics. Rishabh Pant is a bigger batter than ishan Kishan, yet by giving ishan an immediate chance, it feels like an attempt to push Pant down the pecking order. What exactly did Pant do wrong to be continuously overlooked? If a player is not given opportunities, how can he be expected to perform and prove himself? There seems to be a lot of politics creeping into indian cricket now. Player selections and opportunities should be based purely on merit and performance, not on anything else.