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The captain of India, Rohit Sharma, said on Wednesday that he hoped that the “chic” shubman striker Gill was carrying his flaming form in the Champions Trophy.
The favorites of the India tournament are starting their campaign against Bangladesh at the Dubai International Stadium Thursday again from an ODI 3-0 scanning from England to home.
India then plays Pakistan of arc rivals in a Sunday blockbuster.
The vice-captain Gill was the player of the series against England with 259 points, including a century and two half-people to form after a series of Lean tests in Australia.
“Gill is a very chic player, there has never been any doubt about his ability in this team,” said Rohit about his assistant.
“We tend to mix formats and I don’t think it’s the right way to judge any player. With Gill, we know that the figures are crazy, it has been superb for us in the past three years.”
He added: “Obviously, there is a reason why he was also raised to be vice-captain of the team, I hope he has a big tournament and that will finally help us do things that we seek to achieve. “
Focus will be on Rohit, who opens the striker with Gill, and the star drummer Virat Kohli with the future of the two pillars being the subject of discussion before the 50 -year tournament.
Rohit and Kohli experienced a bad race with the battle during the defeat of the 3-1 test in India in Australia, but came well to the ODI of England.
Rohit, 37, struck 119 in the second match and Kohli (36), who comes to beat in number three, scored 52 in the third to meet criticism.
Rohit said that the higher order of India has enough experience to display large total.
“The key to succeeding in this format, your three best drummers from three to five must get this big score so that you can possibly publish a large score,” said Rohit.
“So I think that our top four strikers are very experienced and we know that once they are ready, once they are underway, they like to get these big races.”
– Shami and Kuldeep beyond figures –
The return of the rhythm launcher Mohammed Shami increased the morale of the team, in particular in the absence of Ace Quick Jasprit Bumrah, which is absent with a back injury.
Shami, 34, returned to international cricket in the England White-Ball series after more than a year due to a heel injury and claimed five counters in two T20s and two ODI games.
“Everything we wanted with Shami was to come back by wearing Indian colors more than anything else,” said Rohit.
“Whether he gets counters or not, it was completely intangible for us at this time.”
Indian spinner Kuldeep Yadav also returned from her hernia surgery to recent ODI and added to the heavy bowling attack and said he looked “confident”.
“The two games he played, the figures will not show and with some players, you don’t have to look at the figures as much,” Rohit said about the feller of the left arm.
“And if these two guys are in good shape, the team looks very, very good,” he added.
India will play all its matches in Dubai after refusing to visit Pakistan’s hosts on longtime political tensions and Rohit said that the key to play at the Dubai stadium would be to assess the field “as quickly as possible” .
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