If the performance is poor on the Zimbabwe tour, then the career of these 3 players may end, departure from the team is almost certain!

IND vs ZIM: The Indian team has started preparations to play a 3-match T20 series against Zimbabwe. The Indian team has recently lost the T-20 series against Ireland and England. After this, England defeated India in the ODI series also. That means the Indian team had to face defeat in 3 consecutive series. On the other hand, BCCI had announced the Indian team for the T-20 series against Zimbabwe much earlier. If the performance of three Indian players is not good in this series, then these players may be removed from Team India forever.

These 3 players will have to perform brilliantly

Shivam Dubey, Rinku Singh and Ravi Bishnoi have also been included in the Indian team for the T-20 series against Zimbabwe. However, Shivam Dubey did not perform brilliantly in the T-20 series played against Ireland and England. Whereas Rinku Singh did not get a chance in the T-20 series against Ireland and England. In such a situation, if these players do not perform well against Zimbabwe then the management can look at other players.

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This has been the recent performance

Shivam Dubey scored 25 runs in 2 matches against Ireland. Apart from this, he scored 85 runs in 5 innings against England. Apart from this, he scored 14 runs in 2 innings against England. At the same time, Ravi Bishnoi also got a chance in 2 matches in the T-20 series against England. He could not take even a single wicket. Apart from this, Rinku Singh has also been able to score only 24 runs in the last 5 T20 matches for India. In this respect too, the sword is hanging over these players.

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