Rohit-Kohli Ranji Trophy: After the flop show against New Zealand and then Australia, everyone is advising Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma to play in domestic cricket. Kohli last participated in domestic cricket in 2012. That means Virat has not been seen playing in Ranji Trophy for almost 13 years. Sunil Gavaskar, Irfan Pathan and Team India's head coach Gautam Gambhir himself say that senior players should enter Ranji battle to get rid of their poor form. Yuvraj Singh was also questioned about Kohli-Rohit playing in Ranji. Yuvi also gave the same advice that if the player is not injured and he has time then he should definitely play domestic cricket.
Must play domestic cricket
During an event, Yuvraj Singh was asked a question about Rohit-Kohli's participation in Ranji. In response to this, Yuvi said, “Playing in domestic cricket is very important. If you are not injured and you have time, everyone should play domestic cricket.” The Australia tour was no less than a nightmare for Rohit and Virat. In 5 innings, Hitman could score only 31 runs at an average of 6.
Due to criticism from all sides, Rohit himself sat out of the playing 11 in the last test. Apart from the century he scored in Perth, Kohli was also seen yearning for runs. Kohli had scored only 190 runs in total in 9 innings. Balls going outside the off stump had become a bane for Virat and he returned to the pavilion after getting out in the same manner eight times.
Indian players will enter domestic cricket
After the flop show in Australia, many players of the Indian team are preparing to participate in domestic cricket. Devdutt Padikkal is playing for Karnataka in Vijay Hazare Trophy. At the same time, Rishabh Pant will also be seen playing the next Ranji match for Delhi. Shubman Gill will be seen adding color for Punjab. At the same time, Mohammed Shami has returned to the Indian team after continuously proving his fitness in domestic cricket.
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