In World Cup 2026, these 3 players can get India trophy, but do not give them serious expressions
World Cup 2026: Team India is preparing for World Cup 2026, so there are 3 players who can give India a trophy of World Cup 2026 (World Cup 2026). However, despite his excellent form and talent, Gautam Gambhir does not give a sense to these three and they are being ignored. With correct support, these players can become a match-winner on the world stage, let’s know about these 3 players …… ..
1. Kuldeep Yadav – Silent Match Winner
Kuldeep Yadav performed brilliantly in the 2024 T20 World Cup, taking 10 wickets in just five matches at an average of 13.90 and an economy rate of 6.95. He performed brilliantly against Afghanistan by taking two important wickets.
Despite its continuity and the ability to break the partnership on any surface, Kuldeep Yadav is constantly being used – this is a decision that can overshadow India on turning or flat pitches.
2. Arshdeep Singh – India’s leading T20 striker
Arshdeep Singh was one of the stars of India’s T20 World Cup 2024 campaign, and was one of the top wickets of the tournament with 17 wickets in 8 matches. His average under pressure was 12.64 and economy 7.49.
Arshdeep Singh showed his patience and ability to win the match every time. Nevertheless, despite so many statistics, they are facing strict competition for regular space – which raises questions on team selection priorities.
3. Shreyas Iyer – Hero of IPL 2025
Shreyas Iyer performed brilliantly in IPL 2025, scoring 604 runs in 17 matches at an average of 50.33 and 175.07 at a brilliant strike rate. He scored six half -centuries including an unbeaten 97 runs, showing class, restraint and aggression.
Despite this magnificent form, he did not get a place in the team on the tour of England. Also, one has to struggle to make a place in the national T20 team- this is a confused situation for a player like him who plays his role in the middle order.
Iyer, Kuldeep and Arshdeep have proved themselves at the international and domestically. In a big tournament like 2026 World Cup (World Cup 2026), ignoring their current form and impact capacity may be expensive.
