Bumrah fell for Arshdeep Singh and Samson?

The Indian Cricket team will envisage its fifth consecutive victory at the Asian 2025 Cup while they will face the Bangladesh during their next Super 4 equality on September 24. After putting dominant performances against the water, Pak, Oman, Suryakumar Yadav and Co. Facing a rigid challenge from Pakistan and had to take it almost until the last to finish the match. After the blows that the quisors have taken and the difficulties of certain strikers, it could be wise for men in blue to make certain modifications to their game of XI vs ban.

Bringing changes to the XI does not essentially mean tinkering with the large -scale range. Some changes could do the work for India. Such as – drop Jasprit Bumrah for Arshdeep Singh and give Jiteh Sharma a chance instead of being part of Sanju Samson. The rest of the order can remain the same.

India planned XI vs prohibition

Arshdeep the need for the time

The ACE Speedster of India has not really examined its best in the current Asian Cup 2025. Bumrah fought against PAK strikers, conceding 45 points in 4 overs while going without a counter.

In the tournament, so far, he has managed to pick up only 3 counters in 3 games when he conceded 92 points in 11 letters. Bumrah can also open a way for Arshdeep in game XI, if not for the rest of the tournament, at least in the match against Bangladesh. The best T20I bowling player in India has presented a single match so far in Asia Cup 2025 – against Oman where he created the story by becoming the first Indian bowler player to take 100 T20is counters.

Although it is slightly expensive in this game, you cannot reduce the fact that it is the deadliest weapon in India in terms of rhythm at this stage in the shortest format of the game.

Samson in difficulty

Kerala Keeper Batter clearly had trouble fighting in the match against Pakistan. Released in Bat after India lost skipper Sky during the race, Sanju managed to score only 13 points out of 17 deliveries before he was sent packages by Haris Rauf. 9 of the 17 bullets he faced were points, a worrying sign for India while it considerably slows the momentum in the race race.

So far, Samson has only hit twice in the tournament. The only time he managed to shoot was in the match against Oman where he was promoted number 3 to obtain a playing time. He had 54% control in this rough blow, managing to score 56 out of 44.

Perhaps the time has come for India to take a bet on the designated finisher Jitesh Sharma. The dough has warmed the bench since the start of the tournament. A risk could be taken and the order of striker can be a little modified to welcome Jiteh in the XI.