The career of these 3 players is getting spoiled due to Gambhir, not getting a chance to play

Gautam Gambhir: Team India coach Gautam Gambhir is commanding with a strong perspective and strong decisions, but not everyone is getting the benefit of it. While some players are flourishing under his leadership, some promising names are marginalized.

Due to limited occasions and lack of space in the playing XI, the career of three talented cricketers has stopped. Let’s know who are those 3 players….

Despite working hard for years in domestic cricket, Abhimanyu Ishwaran has not yet received his much awaited Test debut. The 29 -year -old opener has scored seven 7,841 runs in 103 first -class matches and seven of the highest score of 233.

Sai Sudarshan – who has very little experience – got a chance, but Ishwaran was again ignored by Gautam Gambhir, even like Australia, this player was not given a chance in a single match even on the tour of England.

Arshdeep Singh – The left -arm seamor does not have a chance

Gautam Gambhir (Gautam Gambhir) excluded from the Test team, despite being ideal for the circumstances of England, known for his natural swing and control, known for his natural swing and control. However, the famous Krishna was repeatedly given opportunities.

Arshdeep Singh also gained a valuable experience of England’s circumstances through County Cricket, yet he could not make a place in Team India’s playing XI.

Kuldeep Yadav-Anyased X-Factor

Kuldeep Yadav’s experience and unique wrist-spin make him a rare property in any bowling attack. Nevertheless, he was seated on the bench during the Lord’s Test-a match where he could have a significant impact even without traditional spin-friendly conditions.

Kuldeep does not require a turning track to take wickets, which makes him out to be even more complicated. At a time when India needed successes in the middle overs, it seems like a strategic lapse.

Repeated exclusion not only affects individual careers, but also creates widespread concerns about transparency and balance in team selection. If this is ignored, India can lose the best years of some of its most skilled players.