Ishan Kishan speaks up about missing Ranji Trophy; will play in the DY Patil T20 tournament.

Star Indian cricketer Ishan Kishan, known for his great batting skills, recently talked about why he wasn’t playing in the Ranji Trophy games for his home state of Jharkhand. He explained why he took a break and shared his plans.

He decided not to go to South Africa because he felt mentally tired, which got a lot of attention. Some people thought he was upset because his teammate Jitesh Sharma was chosen for the T20I squad. There were rumors that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) might punish him for being seen in Dubai. But his coach Rahul Dravid said this wasn’t true and encouraged Kishan to play in domestic cricket to get back into the national team.

Ishan Kishan’s Absence and Controversies: Taking a Closer Look

Even though people wanted him to play in the Ranji matches with other players like Shreyas Iyer and Deepak Chahar, Kishan stayed away and trained with Hardik Pandya in Baroda. When he skipped the final game, people wondered if he was committed to cricket. Finally, Kishan spoke to the media and said he was focusing on improving his game skills.

According to reports, Kishan talked about how he was training with a senior member of the Indian cricket team’s management. Even though the team wanted him to play in the Ranji Trophy to get back into the Test squad, Kishan wasn’t sure if he was ready for that kind of cricket.

Strategic Change: Ishan Kishan’s Focus on T20 Raises Questions

Instead, he chose to play in the DY Patil T20 tournament instead of the Ranji Trophy. Some people worry that he’s not serious about longer cricket formats. By focusing on T20 cricket, Kishan makes people wonder if he cares about improving in all kinds of cricket.

Even though Kishan is very talented, his decisions might affect how people see him in cricket. The Ranji Trophy is usually seen as a way to get into the national team, so skipping it could change how people think about him.

As Kishan tries to figure out his cricket career, everyone’s watching to see if he can balance what he wants with what cricket fans expect from him. He wants to be a strong player for India in all kinds of cricket games.

Rohit Sharma To Captain India For T20 World Cup 2024, Jay Shah Confirms

It’s all official now. The captain of India’s Test and ODI teams, Rohit Sharma, is expected to lead the team for the ICC T20 World Cup in June 2024. Jay Shah, the secretary of BCCI, hinted that Rohit will lead the T20 World Cup team. He made this announcement during the event where they renamed the Rajkot stadium to the Niranjan Shah Stadium on February 14th.

During the event, Jay Shah expressed his confidence in Rohit’s leadership. He mentioned that even though India lost the final of the 2023 ODI World Cup, they won hearts by winning 10 matches in a row. Jay Shah believes that India will win the 2024 T20 World Cup under Rohit Sharma’s captaincy in Barbados.

There was a lot of talk about who would captain the team for the T20 World Cup. Names like Hardik Pandya and Suryakumar Yadav were circulating, as they had led the team when the senior pro was absent. However, when Rohit was named as captain for the home T20I series against Afghanistan in January, it became clear that he would lead the team for the 20-over World Cup.

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli were both selected for the Afghanistan series. This series marked their return to international T20 cricket since India’s semi-final exit at the ICC T20 World Cup in November 2022.

In the meantime, India is preparing to play against England for the third Test in Rajkot. The match will take place at what was previously known as the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, starting on Thursday, February 15th.

Glenn Maxwell equals Rohit Sharma as a batter with the most T20I centuries with 120 vs WI.

Glenn Maxwell matched Rohit Sharma’s record for the most centuries in T20I matches. Both now have 5 T20I centuries. Maxwell scored a blazing 120 runs against West Indies in the 2nd T20 on Sunday. He reached 120 in just 55 balls, hitting 12 boundaries and 8 sixes to help Australia score 241/4.

“It was really fun. Batting here is always good. The wickets were great during the Big Bash tournament. The pitch was good today too. I always rely on my hand speed, and it worked well today. I try to give myself the best chance always. My parents are here in Adelaide too. It’s nice to play a positive innings,” Maxwell said during the mid-innings break.

West Indies tried to chase the total, but despite a spirited 63 from captain Rovman Powell, they lost by 34 runs.

In the 1st T20I on Friday, David Warner celebrated his 100th T20I appearance by scoring 70 off 36 balls. Adam Zampa took 3-26 as Australia won by 11 runs. Warner and Tim David (37 not out off 17 balls) finished strong to reach 213-7 after being asked to bat first.

West Indies couldn’t chase down the target despite a brisk start from Brandon King (53) and Johnson Charles (42). Zampa’s crucial blows limited them to 202-8 in 20 overs.

Warner and Josh Inglis (39) scored runs quickly against Akeal Hosein and pace of Jason Holder and Alzarri Joseph (2-46), scoring 93 runs in eight overs.

Australia won the three-match one-day international series and split the two-Test series with West Indies.

David Warner confirms international retirement after T20 World Cup 2024

David Warner, an Australian cricketer with years of experience shared his plans to step out of cricket after the 2024 T20 World Cup in June. Warner, who recently led Australia to victory against West Indies in a thrilling T20 match, announced his decision at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart.

Warner, who is 37 years old, has already stopped playing One Day Internationals (ODIs) and Test cricket. He said goodbye to the 50-over games on January 1. Then, he played his last Test match on January 6. During this match, fans cheered him warmly at the Sydney Cricket Ground because he helped Australia win against Pakistan a lot.

In his 100th time playing for Australia in T20 games, Warner became only the third cricket player ever to reach 100 matches in all types of international games. His amazing play, scoring 70 runs in just 36 balls, helped Australia get a 1-0 lead against West Indies. Warner’s great batting skills, along with Adam Zampa taking three wickets, made sure Australia won even though West Indies tried hard to come back.

Warner expressed how happy he felt about winning and mentioned his plan to quit international cricket after the T20 World Cup in June. “I’m so glad we won. The field was good for batting, and I’m really happy with how I played. I’m looking forward to the T20 World Cup. Our team has a bright future, and I want to stay with them until the end,” Warner said after the game.

If Australia wins the T20 World Cup, Warner can retire as a champion in different types of cricket. He was a big part of the Australian team that won the World Test Championship last June and the ODI World Cup in November.

Australia is in Group B with England, Namibia, Oman, and Scotland in the 2024 T20 World Cup. They start playing on June 6 against Oman.

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