Sundar's Batting Brilliance Shines in Test Battle

Washington Sundar proved his value with the bat once again during the ongoing second Test against South Africa. Facing a precarious situation with India at 119/6 in their first innings, Sundar stepped up to score a determined 48 runs off 92 balls. His resilient knock, which included two boundaries and a six, provided much-needed stability and was a key factor in a significant 72-run partnership with Kuldeep Yadav.

Sundar's batting has been a consistent highlight for India in the series, earning praise from fans who are urging selectors to grant him a fixed batting position. Despite being sent in at number eight in this match and having previously batted at number three, his temperament and technique have been lauded. Fans have taken to social media to express their desire for an end to the 'musical chairs' with his batting order.

Having been India's highest run-scorer in the series so far, Sundar has demonstrated remarkable consistency where other batters have struggled. With a Test average of 43.45 and a maiden century against England, he has clearly developed his batting skills. His performances underscore a strong case for him to be treated as a primary batsman in the Indian lineup.