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IND vs ZIM T20 World Cup 2026: After the loss against South Africa in the Super Eights of the T20 World Cup, several questions have started to arise about the Indian team.
After the loss against South Africa, questions started to arise about the Indian team. The list of questions includes failure of the batting line, selection of the wrong XI, another reason is the prevalence of left-handed batsmen in the current Indian team. Especially, having so many left-handed batsmen in the team is seen as one of the weaknesses of the Indian team by a group of cricket experts.
Despite winning 4 matches in the group stage, the Indian team faced a setback in the Super Eight. In the group stage, the team had to face problems with extra left-handed batsmen against weaker teams. But there was no problem to win as there was no strong opponent. But the opposition bowled the finger off-spinner from the start to trouble the Indian batsmen.
Currently there is no right handed batsman in Indian batting apart from Suryakumar Yadav and Hardik Pandya. As a result, the opposing teams are benefiting from playing finger off-spinners to develop a strategy against India. As a result, there is a demand to increase the right-handed batsman in the Indian batting line in the remaining two matches of the Super Eight. So that the variety in batting increases.
Incidentally, right-handed batsmen may increase in the Indian team against Zimbabwe. Sanju Samson can get a chance to replace Tilak Verma in the team. Sanju also has experience playing in the middle order. Sanju’s technique is also good against spin attacks. Sanju also plays spin well. And playing Sanju will add another right-handed batsman to the Indian team.
Kolkata, West Bengal
IND vs ZIM: Indian team’s biggest weakness identified! The problem is being solved in the Zimbabwe match
