T20 World Cup: The Indian cricket team has performed brilliantly in the T20 World Cup and has entered the final without losing a single match. Team India defeated two-time T20 World Champion England in the second semi-final and made it to the final where it will face South Africa, which has already entered the final. However, some things remain a matter of concern for Team India, which is performing brilliantly at this time. If Team India fails to overcome these difficulties, it may lose the World Cup.

T20 World Cup: Three problems can be the reason for Team India's defeat

The Indian cricket team will face South Africa in the final of the T20 World Cup.

This match will be played on 29 June in Barbados. Looking at the performance of the Indian team so far, it can be said that Team India is a strong contender to win this World Cup. However, despite all this, Team India is facing three big difficulties, which can cause Team India's defeat and in such a situation, the Indian team may once again have to be disappointed after coming very close to the trophy. This includes the continuous poor performance of three players.

The form of Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant and Shivam Dubey is a matter of concern for Team India

Virat Kohli's form remains a matter of concern for Team India.

Virat Kohli has not been able to score runs in the entire tournament so far and is constantly struggling with poor form. He also returned to the pavilion after scoring 9 runs in the semi-final match against England. Along with this, Team India's left-handed wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant has also been struggling with poor form throughout the tournament. He returned to the pavilion after scoring 4 runs off 6 balls when Team India needed him after Virat Kohli was out immediately in the semi-final.

Team India's all-rounder Shivam Dubey's form is also a matter of concern for Team India. Shivam Dubey has not been able to score runs for the last several matches and is struggling with poor form. However, in the match against Australia, Dubey played an innings of 28 runs in 22 balls. Whereas in the semi-finals, he got out on the first ball itself.