There will be important changes in Team India before the Test series against England! Some more players may retire

Major Changes in Indian Test Team: The Indian cricket team is currently busy playing the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia. Ravichandran Ashwin said goodbye to international cricket after the third match of the series. No one expected that Ashwin was going to announce his retirement. But another big shock can be given to the fans. Actually, before the next Test series against England, many more big changes can be seen in the Test team of Team India.

There may be important changes in India's test team in future

There are many players in the Indian Test team who have been playing continuously. But despite this his performance has not been anything special. In such a situation, if any other player also says goodbye to this format in the coming time, then the fans will have to be prepared for it. According to media reports, major changes are expected in India's Test team before the next Test series against England. Announcing Ravichandran Ashwin's retirement is being considered as its beginning.

Ashwin's career was going well and he was getting consistent opportunities in the Test team and many former cricketers believed that he should have played more. However, something else was going on in Ashwin's mind. After Ashwin, it will be interesting to see which player takes his place in the Test team.

It is known that the Border-Gavaskar Trophy will conclude with the match played between 3rd to 7th January. Three matches have been played so far in this series. Both teams have won 1-1 match. Now the next match of the series is to be played in Melbourne, which will start from 26th December. England's tour of India will begin with a five-match T20 series to be played from January 22. After this, both the teams will face each other in a three-match ODI series.

Then there will also be a five-match Test series between India and England. The Indian team will play a five-Test series against England on its soil, the first match of which will be played in Leeds from June 20.