No Virat Kohli, no Rohit Sharma? Regardless – Team India is still a threat, warns Graeme Swann | Cricket news

New Delhi: India is expected to launch its five -game test series against England on June 20 in Headingley in Leeds. Visitors will be without pillars Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, who have both recently retired from the Cricket test. Will England gain the top in the absence of these two Indian superstars? The old English spinner Graeme Swann does not think so. According to Swann, India still has enough firepower in the striking and bowlingal departments to set a strong challenge.“It is in a way the perfect warm-up for ashes, to be honest. India is a huge series and the last two or three times that we have gone to India, we have been completely outdated. So, in our own backyard, our lawyer at home, we have to beat India. We must play well. They will not have Virat Kohli or Rohit Sharma. These are two absolute experienced superstars of the bat. So, without that, yes, they have great players who arrive in the place, but we have quisors who exploit our conditions well, who can play very well, “Swann told Sky Sports Cricket.“I think England must seek to win this series, and I think they should try to win it convincingly. I will take 4-1, 3-2 with a boost, but I really hope that we are doing well and that confidence between the ashes,” he added.‘Strong a mixture of Rohit and Virat’The new test captain of India, Shubman Gill, is a mixture of his predecessors Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, but he will be “very his own man” when he directs the national part in the long -awaited series of the five tests, thinks that Jos Buttler.Buttler, the former captain of England-Balle White who played under Gill during the IPL of this year, said that the 25-year-old would need to find the right balance between leadership and his own performance with the bat.“He is a truly impressive player and an impressive young man,” said buttler on his podcast for the love of cricket alongside the old English Stimulator Stuart Broad.“He is quite calm and measured when he speaks, but (it’s) interesting, I have the impression on the field that he has a little fight about him; a little intensity, quite passionate. I think he will be a mixture of Kohli and Rohit.“Kohli (was) this kind of very aggressive (character), really transformed the Indian team, opposite, for the competition. Rohit was a bit on the other side, a little more relaxed, very cool, calm, collected the customer, but with this kind of fight,” he added.

Buttler expects Gill “to be a little in the middle”.“He obviously learned from these two guys … but he will be his own man.”Buttler also highlighted the immense pressure and a meticulous examination which accompanies the position of captain of the Indian test team.“He talked about the compartmentalizing and captain’s striker; so when he strikes, he just wants to be a striker, then he will try to work on his captain and try to separate the two roles,” he said.“I do not think that we can very well understand the level of interest and the celebrity that these guys have. You see it around the IPL, you are aware of it, but really, live this … I think they say that the Captain of the Indian test is like the third or the fourth most influential person in India, behind the Prime Minister, so you are really set up on this pedestrian.“(There is one) one billion people, all, all the crickets, so it’s going to be a huge job for him. Kohli is the king, Shubman is the prince: this is the story they turn there, and I feel that he is the man who comes … entering n ° 4, it’s big shoes, right?”India Squad: Shubman Gill (C), Rishabh Pant (VC, WK), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Kl Rahul, Sai Sudarshan, Abhimanyu Easwan, Karun Nair, Nier Reddy, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Nitish Kumar Jadeja, Ravindra Jadeja, Dhura Jarell Sundar, Shardula Dhundra Jarell Sundar, delighted Jadeja, Dhundra Jarell Washington, Shardull Thakur, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, Prasidh Krishna, Akash Deep, Arshdeep Singh, Kuldeep Yadav.