Next month, Team India (Team India) has to visit England where a 5 -match Test series is to be played from 20 June. After Rohit Sharma’s retirement, neither Team India has been announced nor has it been clearly revealed who will captain India on the tour of England.

Let me tell you that at this time there are many faces whose names are being considered but former selector of the Indian cricket team (Team India) MSK Prasad has offered a captaincy with a name that you will be surprised to hear, because the BCCI has not yet thought of making this player the captain.

Team India: MSK Prasad wants to become this player captain

The player of the Indian cricket team (Team India), MSK Prasad, has now shared his views about this, the player whose name has been named is none other than India’s experienced fast bowler Jaspreet Bumrah. He believes that if anyone can compensate for the shortage of Rohit Sharma on the tour of England, then he is Jaspreet Bumrah who can fulfill the responsibility of Rohit.

Bumrah should take over the command of Team India, while he also said that he is fully fit to play at this time and can be available during the entire series on the tour of England. It is clear from his statement that he is in favor of making Bumrah captain for the upcoming two world Test Championship season.

Gill will be vice -captain

According to Prasad, if Jasprit Bumrah can be made the captain on the England tour, then on the recommendation of Gill being appointed as the vice -captain, he said, ‘If you are looking towards Bumrah, then he will obviously play both in the season, and next. So nothing is wrong and whatever opportunity has been achieved to lead them

He has done very well ‘. Even though he has advocated making Bumrah a captain, the management seems interesting to get Shubman Gill on the tour of England as captain, who is the strongest contender to replace Rohit Sharma.

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