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Home / Sports / Jaiswal to Open vs SA? Chopra Predicts Shock Team India Change

Jaiswal to Open vs SA? Chopra Predicts Shock Team India Change

26 Nov

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Summary

  • Aakash Chopra predicts Yashasvi Jaiswal will open with Rohit Sharma.
  • Ruturaj Gaikwad's place in the XI is questioned by Chopra.
  • Nitish Kumar Reddy's unclear role in the team is highlighted.
Jaiswal to Open vs SA? Chopra Predicts Shock Team India Change

Former India opener Aakash Chopra has predicted Yashasvi Jaiswal will open alongside Rohit Sharma in the upcoming ODI series against South Africa. Chopra suggested that Ruturaj Gaikwad, despite his strong domestic performances and inclusion in the squad, might not feature in the playing XI. This prediction comes as India faces the absence of key batters Shreyas Iyer and Shubman Gill.

Chopra also voiced his confusion regarding the role of Nitish Kumar Reddy in the squad, observing inconsistencies in how he is utilized for batting and bowling. He highlighted that Reddy has not been given a steady position, leading to uncertainty about his contribution. With Hardik Pandya still injured, Chopra sees this series as a significant opportunity for Reddy.

The three-match ODI series, commencing on November 30, will be led by KL Rahul. This presents India with a valuable chance to assess their bench strength, particularly focusing on batting and all-round capabilities amidst the unavailability of regular players.

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Aakash Chopra predicts Yashasvi Jaiswal will open with Rohit Sharma against South Africa.
Aakash Chopra believes Yashasvi Jaiswal should get the opening opportunity first, suggesting Gaikwad might miss out despite being in the squad.
Nitish Kumar Reddy's role is unclear as he is inconsistently used for batting and bowling, with no steady position in recent matches.

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