Cricket | “ India missing Hhelik Pandya-Like Allrounder in tests abroad ”: Craig McMillalan thinks that the captain of Shubman Gill will improve with experience | Cricket news

Chennai: Shubman Gill admirably guided his troops in his first series of tests as captain of India, finally finishing a 2-2 draw against the hosts of England. Gill won the praises of the former New Zealand versatile Craig McMillan, who stressed that the new skipper should create a “style of play” to which the team sticks to his mandate as a captain. Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!During an interaction in Chennai, McMillan – The deputy coach of the New Zealand women’s team who trains at the Super Kings Academy as part of their 50 -year -old World Cup preparation – also spoke of India by missing a hard -pandya type player in the tests, “ Bazball ” of England and more. Extracts:

The skills of Gill captain were tested in England. What do you do with his leadership?He looks a good captain. The first series is very difficult. In a series also cooked at the pressure, he probably made some mistakes. But you expect those in its first series. He will be better with experience. It is the future, so India will invest in it. He will get to know the game of his team, which, I think, is really important and the style of play.How does India want to play under Gill?When India had played under Virat Kohli, everyone knew how they had played – they had been aggressive. It can be a little different because of Gill’s personality. He must work with coach Gautam Gambir.Washington Sundar, Raviund will Jadeja and Ben Stokes had huge roles to play. How vital to having real anchoists in tests?Under Asian conditions, you need a spin-body allrounder like Jadeja, Washington or previous Rshwin. In New Zealand, Australia and England, you need a quick allrounder. This is where India is missing a player like Hhelik Pandya who can make an average rhythm and fight in the order. For England, Ben Stokes is two players in one.England head coach Brendon McCullum is a former teammate. What do you think of his coaching philosophy?Brendon has always been an aggressive operator. He is also a real positive man. It is not surprising that he pushed this philosophy with England – to be proactive and to advance the game. And England has certainly played better under him than under the previous regime. It sometimes made entertaining cricketCan “bazball” be effective in all conditions?I don’t think you can play a style all over the world. If England is intelligent enough (during the ashes), they will adapt because Australia has a quality bowling attack. If you make mistakes in Australia, you are settled fairly quickly.Should there be a two-level model for test cricket?I don’t think it will be good for the world game. The “Big Three” (India, Australia and England) must support the other teams. Some countries do not have the resources they have. It would be a bit of an error if it was divided in two.Coming to the Women’s World Cup, how was the preparation of the NZ?The World Cup is not so far, so coming to India and exhibiting some of our girls to what we are likely to face, is extremely beneficial. The time we had at the academy was exceptional. This is a beneficial journey, which will help us to come to WC time.