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Home / Sports / Bishnoi vs. Parag: T20 World Cup Replacement Battle

Bishnoi vs. Parag: T20 World Cup Replacement Battle

28 Jan

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Summary

  • Ravi Bishnoi impressed selectors with a recent brilliant spell.
  • Riyan Parag cleared his Yo-Yo Test, boosting his World Cup chances.
  • Washington Sundar's injury looms over India's T20 World Cup squad.
Bishnoi vs. Parag: T20 World Cup Replacement Battle

With Washington Sundar's T20 World Cup prospects uncertain due to injury, India's selectors face a crucial decision. Wrist spinner Ravi Bishnoi has made a strong case for inclusion following an impressive recent spell, demonstrating good form and experience with the national team. His performance comes after an 11-month layoff, marking a significant comeback.

Riyan Parag, soon to be Bishnoi's teammate at Rajasthan Royals, has also emerged as a contender after successfully clearing his Yo-Yo Test. However, questions remain about his readiness for a high-pressure World Cup, given his recent injury and inconsistent past performances. Parag last played competitively on December 6, 2025, and his recent domestic season yielded only 53 runs in six matches without bowling.

While Parag offers a potential 'like-for-like' replacement due to his off-spin, his profile leans more towards a batting all-rounder. India already possesses strong all-round options like Hardik Pandya and Shivam Dube. The team management may opt to stick with their initial decision, favoring the experienced and in-form Bishnoi over introducing another variable like Parag into the T20 World Cup squad.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Ravi Bishnoi and Riyan Parag are the primary contenders to replace the injured Washington Sundar for the 2026 T20 World Cup.
Ravi Bishnoi has made a strong comeback after an 11-month layoff, delivering a brilliant spell in his most recent outing.
Riyan Parag has successfully cleared his Yo-Yo Test, positioning him as a potential replacement for the injured Washington Sundar.

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