Mohammed Siraj: Some important changes can be seen in Team India before the second Test against Bangladesh in Kanpur. Under this, fast bowler Mohammed Siraj is going to be shown the way out. If sources are to be believed, an additional spinner is going to enter the final eleven in his place.

For this, Siraj, whose performance in the first match was good, may have to sit on the bench in the next match. Let us know in detail in this article, why head coach Gautam Gambhir is preparing to make changes in the team by spoiling the winning combination.

Mohammed Siraj will be dropped from Team India!

Fast bowler Mohammed Siraj has been the second leading bowler of the Indian team for some time now. After Mohammed Shami was ruled out due to injury, this responsibility fell on the shoulders of this 30-year-old player. Siraj has played this role very well.

Jasprit Bumrah, who is the captain of the Indian fast bowling department, is well supported by Mohammad Siraj during the match. Something similar was seen during the first Test against Bangladesh. The right-arm pacer took two wickets in the first innings. This helped India to dismiss Bangladesh cheaply. However, he may be rested in the next match.

This player can be included

Team India will now play the second Test match with Bangladesh on 27 September. They will have a golden opportunity to win the series. Let us tell you that the next match will be played at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur. The pitch here proves to be very helpful for spinners. In that sense, the Indian team can play only with pacers in the next match. Akash Deep can be seen in the role of the second fast bowler along with Jaspreet Bumrah.

Akash bowled brilliantly in the first match. Where he created panic in the opposition camp by taking two wickets in two balls during the first innings. In such a situation, he is likely to remain in the team. Mohammed Siraj, on the other hand, can be seen sitting on the bench. Chinaman bowler Kuldeep Yadav can be included in his place. Kuldeep will get match practice before the New Zealand Test series.