“Mr. Gautam Gambhir, what is your problem with KL Rahul?” – Twitter reacts to another batting demotion

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Gautam Gambhir was attacked, abused and insulted by Indian fans after the Indian coach stuck to his strange plan of sending Axar Patel ahead of KL Rahul when India needed runs quickly, 30 overs had passed and there were not even 150 runs on the board.

India have not had a good start to the Australia ODI tour and the players have failed to take advantage of it even after visiting one of their favorite venues, Adelaide. Sent in to bat first, the Indian top order again struggled as Rohit Sharma and Shreyas Iyer added some vital runs in the hundred-run partnership between the two.

However, Rohit Sharma’s brilliant comeback sequence ended in dramatic fashion with his dismissal to Mitchell Starc, and Adam Zampa got the better of Shreyas Iyer when the batsman tried to make progress against the experienced Australian spinner.

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Ever since Gautam Gambhir joined the Indian team, his performance has continued unabated. Although India has sometimes had success against his seemingly strange strategies, he has also faced repeated criticism for his moves.

This time during the Australia tour, Gambhir had made a new strategy of sending experienced all-rounder Akshar Patel above KL Rahul in the Indian batting order. The left-handed batsman is one of the only left-handed batsmen in the team, with Washington Sundar coming in in the latter stages.

Many times, Gambhir has argued for giving preference to the left-hand and right-hand combination and highlighted its importance. So KL Rahul has once again been ignored, and Axar Patel has been welcomed to bat at no. Even before the third wicket fell, 5 runs were scored despite 30 overs being bowled.

Rohit Sharma made a big statement with a brilliant half-century in Adelaide

Indian batsman Rohit Sharma has finally made a strong comeback in the ODI format. The batsman made a much-awaited comeback in Perth, but his comeback was short-lived as he was dismissed by Josh Hazlewood for just 8 runs.

Going into Adelaide, Rohit looks more determined to score crucial runs for the Indian team as they aim to keep their World Cup hopes alive. Sharma played an excellent innings under pressure. Bearing the brunt of the blow himself, struggling in the power play, Rohit scored 73 runs in the first 30 overs.

This is Rohit’s 59th ODI half-century, and the batsman not only reached the milestone but also showed some brilliant composure and class, handling the situation with utmost grace.

“What has Gautam Gambhir done to this great Indian cricket team!” Gautam Gambhir is under attack for controversial moves in the batting order

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