‘There are two positions in the top seven…’: Ravi Shastri calls for three left-handers in India’s ODI middle-order
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Left-handed batters are a valuable asset to any cricket team. They pose a unique challenge to bowlers, and their presence in the batting lineup can disrupt the opposition’s plans.
With a keen focus on the Indian batting line-up and the importance of southpaws, former India head coach Ravi Shastri spoke about how India can have two more left-handed batters alongside all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja.
According to Shastri, three left-hand batters in the top seven will bolster India’s middle-order.
“There are two positions in the top seven where I feel two left-handers have to come in,” he said while speaking exclusively on Star Sports Selection Day show.
Praising youngsters Tilak Varma and Yashasvi Jaiswal and highlighting the role of selectors, he said, “This is where a selector’s role c...