Lucknow: The Indian team looks quite balanced in the ICC T20 World Cup 2024. Team India has performed brilliantly in this tournament so far and has won all the matches in the group stage. India has played all the matches of the group stage in co-host United States and now they have to play on the Caribbean Island for the next stage i.e. Super-8. In such a situation, looking at the conditions there, Indian captain Rohit Sharma can take some big decisions but before that former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming has suggested changes in Team India's playing XI.

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Actually, till now India has played in America and there the wicket was helping the fast bowlers. Keeping this in mind, Rohit had decided to go with a combination of three fast bowlers in the final eleven, which included Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammad Siraj and Arshdeep Singh. Apart from this, two spinners in the form of Ravindra Jadeja and Akshar Patel were also included, while Hardik Pandya was playing the role of the fourth fast bowler. In such a situation, while talking on a show of ESPN Cricinfo, Fleming has given suggestions for changes to India.

He said, “I think if the wicket turns, then Kuldeep Yadav is such a bowler who can prove to be even more lethal. Kuldeep will be more useful on such wickets and his wicket-taking ability increases. As the tournament progresses, his use will increase more and more.”

Let us tell you that it is believed that the pitch in West Indies will help spinners even more. In such a situation, the team management can include Kuldeep in the playing eleven. Many former great players of India have also agreed to this and they believe that Yadav can be included in the final eleven in place of Siraj. However, now this decision completely depends on captain Rohit and the coach as to what kind of combination they would like to field.

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