Mohammed Siraj, one of the best fast bowlers of Team India, is currently participating in a big tournament like the T20 World Cup with the Indian team. Mohammed Siraj was associated with the T20 World Cup team by the management with great expectations and it was being said that the performance of the Indian team in this tournament may depend on Siraj's performance.

But for the last few days, this news is becoming increasingly viral on social media that Mohammed Siraj can now be dropped from the playing 11 of the match against Afghanistan. After hearing this news, all the supporters have become very disappointed.

Because of this Mohammed Siraj will not get a chance

Team India's best player Mohammed Siraj may have been less successful in taking wickets in the initial matches. But scoring runs off his bowling is proving to be very difficult for the batsmen of the opposing team. Mohammed Siraj has bowled economically for Team India on the pitches of America. But now news is coming that Mohammed Siraj will not prove to be as effective on the pitches of West Indies. For this reason, he may be shown the way out.

This player may get a chance in place of Mohammed Siraj

If the BCCI management thinks about excluding Mohammed Siraj from the playing 11 of the match against Afghanistan, then the management can give a chance to another player in his place.

If media reports are to be believed, Team India's management may give Kuldeep Yadav a chance in place of Mohammad Siraj on West Indies pitches. It is being said about Kuldeep Yadav that Kuldeep Yadav can be seen becoming a match winner for the Indian team on the Caribbean surface.

Kuldeep Yadav's statistics are something like this

If we talk about the T20 cricket career of Team India's best player Kuldeep Yadav, then his career has been great. Kuldeep Yadav has scored 59 runs in 34 innings of 35 matches played in his career so far at an average of 14.10 and an excellent economy rate of 6.74. During this time, he has taken 4 wickets in an innings once and 5 wickets in an innings twice in T20 cricket.