India is not afraid to play the cricket brand at ICC events: Nasser Hussain

India do not play the “fear” of the cricket mark at ICC events, former England captain Nasser Hussain feels left out, and the lack of a replacement plan and selection problems said the reasons for the team to move on from the 2021 T20 World Cup.

India initially paid the price of losing matches against Pakistan and New Zealand as Virat Kohli and his men did not make it to the finals of the show’s event.

“You have to go out and express yourself. They (India) have so much talent. That may be the only thing that keeps India back from ICC events,” Hussain was speaking. t20worldcup.com.

“They don’t deserve to play the cricket brand without fear because they have a lot of talent.”

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The former Indian champion lost 10 Pakistani champions in the opening match, before losing eight caps in the next match to New Zealand.

“They (India) were my favorites. They were playing IPL here, they’re a star-studded side. They had a setback in that first game. The way Shaheen Afridi bowled in Powerplay, Rohit and Rahul got those two deliveries. would bring out a lot of great cricketers.

“Sometimes that’s the problem on the Indian side. They’re so good at the top, some middle-class people don’t get much success and all of a sudden you need a Plan B and that was inadvertently found.”

Hussain also pointed out that the fact that Hardik only played the entire Pandya player as a batsman caused a side balance.

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“I see India as a very talented team, but sometimes playing Hardik Pandya as a batsman in terms of selection changes the side balance. Against New Zealand, the idea of ​​splitting Rohit and Rahul was not a good one,” he said.

“… I never split Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul, sorry they are just world players,” he added.

Young Ishan Kishan started the inning with KL Rahul against New Zealand, and Rohit Sharma hit third place.

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Former New Zealand fan Simon Doull said India could not produce its best from the start of the tournament.

“India had to be at its best from the start and they weren’t. Having been in these conditions for the last month and a half, you thought they were better off. But you can’t take anything away from Pakistan. They were great. India slipped and then New Zealand was outstanding.” said Doulle.

“If you’re against your best against top quality teams, you’ll know them and they were,” he added.