Meanwhile, the 17th IPL being held on Indian soil. (Indian Premier League – 2024) The T20 cricket festival is in full swing. In this series, more than the players playing for the Indian cricket team, the young players who have not made their debut in the Indian team are playing aggressively and are attracting everyone’s attention. Apart from this, the players who have already made their debut for the Indian team and were suffering from not getting a chance are also performing well in the current season.

Due to this, confusion has arisen among the selectors as to which of these players should be included in the T20 World Cup Indian team. The last date to announce the squad for the World Cup is May 1. So, it seems that the Indian squad for the T20 World Cup series may be announced in the last week of April.

In a big tournament like ICC, the Indian team, which is progressing towards the final, will lose the opportunity to win the Sothappi trophy at the last minute. India finally won the 2013 Champions Trophy. Since then India has not won a single trophy. The Rohit Sharma-led Indian team is expected to put an end to this quest.

Gavaskar hints

In this case, Sunil Gavaskar, the former player of the Indian team, said that the selectors who will select the Indian team for the T20 World Cup are already watching the young player who is playing in the Rajasthan Royals team.

Speaking about Ryan Barrack in Star Sports’ mid-innings discussion, Sunil Gavaskar said, “He is someone who is being watched by the selectors. So, he just needs to keep playing well.”

Rajasthan Royals’ Ryan Barrack, who has been performing well in the IPL, scored 76 runs off 48 balls with 3 fours and 5 sixes against Gujarat Titans on Wednesday. Also, he has scored three fifties in his last 4 matches this season. Barak has scored 10 fifties (771 runs, average 90, strike rate 170.7) in his last 15 T20I innings. Therefore, the fans have demanded that he should be included in the Indian team for the T20 World Cup.

Ryan Barrack in last 15 T20I innings:

45 (19), 61(34), 76*(37), 53*(29), 77(39), 72(36), 57*(33), 50*(31), 12(10), 8 (10), 43(29), 84*(45), 54*(39), 4(4), 76(48).