The cricketing community has eyes set on the T20 World Cup 2024, and India is a force to be reckoned with. All the same, like any other team, India has earmarked strengths and vulnerabilities that will determine its chances of success.
With a strong strike rate at the moment, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli stand out in the IPL. With the addition of the explosive Suryakumar Yadav, India now has one of the top three most dangerous and destructive players among cricket-playing nations.
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India's wrist spinners Chahal, Kuldeep, and the dynamic Jadeja made a great addition to the team. This is especially important because it's possible that the T20 World Cup will be played on slow, turn-around ally wickets.
There are no significant issues with Rohit Sharma's leadership style, and having older players like Kohli and Jadeja around instills confidence when making important decisions.
The middle order lacks the same positive solidity as the top tier, while having some frightening players. This suggests that experience and explosiveness will need to be balanced.
Arshdeep Singh and Mohammed Siraj are not playing at their peak right now, but Jasprit Bumrah remains India's finest pacer. Shami's injuries severely limited them choices when it came to their fast bowling assault.
Although Hardik Pandya and Jadeja both possess the two qualities, none is able to display powerful hitting during the last overs. In a hotly contested conflict, this can turn out to be a critical problem.
India boasts a strong roster with a decent balance of young and experienced players. Their success will depend on how they handle the middle-order dilemma and locate a trustworthy finisher. In 2024, India has a genuine chance to win the T20 World Cup if they can overcome these shortcomings and build on their strengths.
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