BCCI: Despite proving themselves on the domestic and international platform, when the BCCI was constantly ignored, these players chose a new path. Fed up with the indifference of the selectors, they have now decided to show fire on foreign soil with bat and ball.
The doors in the country were closed, but they were taken up abroad. Now these three Indian cricketers are showing their stamina abroad. ,
The three cricketers we are talking about is none other than Ishaan Kishan, Ruturaj Gaikwad and Yuzvendra Chahal. Kishan is evidence of 8 centuries and 3447 runs in 58 first class matches that he has proved himself in red ball cricket. Despite this, BCCI ignored him.
Kishan played the second consecutive half -century in the County Championship, playing for Nottinghamshire. He scored a fast 77 runs in a drawn match against Samarset. Earlier, in his first match against Yorkshire, he played a bang of 87 runs.
BCCI ignored and took a big decision
Disappointed by the BCCI’s dryness, Ruturaj Gaikwad turned to England and joined the county team Yorkshire. Gaikwad has scored 16 centuries in List A Cricket at an average of 56.15.
Ruturaj Gaikwad will play the first match for the team in late July. Yorkshire will play the match against Surrey from 22 to 25 July. After this, the team will field against Sussex from 29 July to 1 August. Gaekwad can make his debut for Yorkshire on 22 or 29 July.
After the match against Sussex, white-balls for Yorkshire will participate in cricket and Ruturaj will represent the team in the Royal London ODI Cup. The tournament will be played from 5 August to 20 September.
Despite the previous performance, out of selection
Veteran leg -spinner Yuzvendra Chahal, who created a panic in the last county season with 19 wickets in only four matches, did not get a place in the Indian team. He also took 5 wickets on List A Debut in England and took his team to the top-4 in Division Two.
Yuzvendra Chahal is representing Northamptonshire at the 2025 County Championship. He also showed his magic and also bowled brilliantly against Kent. In the second innings against Kent, he took 4 wickets that he still has power.
These three players have made one thing clear-if the talent is not appreciated in the country, then the doors of abroad are open. Whether it is batting or spin, all proved themselves at the domestic and international level, but the politics of selection has sidelined them.
