In an assault on Indian think tank methods before of the T20 World Cup, Rashid Latif claims that “56-57 players khila diye unhone poore saal me, event koi bhi nahi bada jeeta”. For a year, Rashid Latif made fun of the research conducted by the Indian think group.
Rashid Latif, a former Pakistan captain, has questioned the Indian selectors’ and team management’s efforts, alleging that they have failed to achieve positive results in crucial contests. Simultaneously, he asserted that Australia, England, and Pakistan are considerably superior to India in terms of planning.
Since their Super 12 departure from the T20 World Cup in the UAE last year, India has been a force to be reckoned with in bilateral T20Is. However, they were unable to retain their Asia Cup title last month, losing in the Super 4s to archrivals Pakistan and eventual champions Sri Lanka.
India’s lineup is constantly changing: Latif, Rashid
“They keep their main players everywhere and they keep changing their players frequently. 56-57 players khila diye unhone poore saal me, event koi bhi nahi bada jeeta. Ye ek issue hai”
said Latif
“Australia and England plan a lot better. Then comes Pakistan,”
He added
It should be note that when India competes in the next T20 World Cup in Australia, they will be seeking to snap a nine-year ICC title drought. The Men in Blue’s most recent significant triumph came in the 2013 Champions Trophy, which was hosted by UK and Wales were led by the famous MS Dhoni.
Since then, India has only reached the semifinals of the 2015 and 2019 World Cups, as well as the 2016 T20 World Cup, which was held at home. In addition, they won the inaugural World Test Championship final in 2021, the Champions Trophy in 2017, and the T20 World Cup in 2014.
Returning to this year’s T20 World Cup, the Indian squad left for Australia early on Thursday, October 6. The Indian think tank’s major priority right now would be to find a suitable alternative for speed leader Jasprit Bumrah, who has been ruled out due to a back ailment.