Team India is currently participating in a 3-match T20 series against Bangladesh and the Indian team has achieved a spectacular victory in the first match of this series. A 15-member Team India was announced for this series by the BCCI management.

But when this team was announced, the news was going viral on social media that only those players who are desired by the player management have been given a chance in this team. The performance of these players is also nothing special and yet they are definitely included in every team.

These 2 players of Team India are the favorites of the management

These days, there are two such players who are part of Team India whose performance is not anything special and despite this, these players are continuously being given opportunities by the management. The players we are talking about are none other than wicketkeeper batsman Sanju Samson and all-rounder Ryan Parag, who were part of Team India in the T20 squad against Bangladesh.

The performance of both is very average.

Team India's wicketkeeper batsman Sanju Samson is constantly being given opportunities by the BCCI management and he spoils the Indian team at every opportunity. He has played a total of 31 T20 matches for the Indian team so far and during this he has scored 473 runs at a modest average of just 19.70.

Talking about Riyan Parag, he has played a total of 7 T20 matches for the Indian team and out of these, he has scored only 57 runs while batting, while he has taken only 3 wickets while bowling.

These players deserve a place in Team India

If the management thinks of dropping Sanju Samson and Riyan Parag from Team India, then young players can be given a chance. According to the supporters, the BCCI management should give Ishan Kishan a chance as a wicketkeeper batsman in place of Sanju Samson. Along with this, young player Tilak Verma can be given a chance in the Indian team in place of Riyan Parag.

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